I can't stop raving about our incredible stay at the Eufaula House B&B! From the moment we walked…read morein, it was such a warm, open and inviting space. We were greeted by the very nice owner Karen Cail. She was instantly welcoming and kind. Walking into the B&B was like stepping into a cozy, welcoming hug. The place is stunning--it was thoughtfully decorated with charming and simple details. I loved the high ceilings and feelings of open space. Our room "The Eufaula Suite" was an absolute dream: spotlessly clean, with a bed so comfortable I didn't want to get up! The attention to detail was spot on. It felt warm and cozy, light and airy. Our suite also had a nice size outdoor balcony with a café table and chairs. But the stunner was the giant master bathroom which was cavernous. This was my kind of suite!!! The beautiful claw bathtub got a lot of use as the owner provided us with wonderful, relaxing bath salts. It also had a large walk in shower. Two large vanity's with sinks on either side of the bathroom were perfect for me and my husband. There was tons of shelving storage and a large closet in the bathroom as well, plenty of space for clothes. Most importantly the entire B&B was spotlessly clean with no unfavorable smells. It actually smelled like autumn and baked cookies. The breakfasts? Pure magic! The host took the time to chat with everyone, answering any questions, accommodating any request with easy kindness and effort. Each breakfast was prepared with love and care, perfectly seasoned and presented. During the daytime, she would bake the most delicious cookies! We enjoyed sitting in the common room as well as on the large outside porch. So much easy ambience, not overdone, no sensory overload with too much décor. I found the overall décor to be simple and very tasteful. The Eufaula House isn't just a place to stay--it's a memory we will cherish forever. The hosts' warmth, the incredible food, and the homey vibe made this getaway one for the books. I highly recommend staying in the Eufaula Suite for the ultimate experience in B&B luxury.

I love, love, love this place! Karen was the most accommodating hostess. The home was lovely and…read morethe room was beautiful! So much southern charm!! I would highly recommend staying here.

Heritage house was a wonderful experience that one would need to have at least once. The small town…read moreof Opelika, Al is the most hallmark city ever and has so many great things to do. Coming from A big city with too many people with too much hustle and bustle, it's a nice slow down. But this beautiful bed and breakfast, which was a first for me, was a great experience. All of the nostalgic/historic furniture and motifs were a very unique view point of how society looked In years past. The owners Dani and Leif were super nice and accommodating. I hope more people will support locally owned and operated businesses like this for historical restoration buildings. FYI, there is a pinball/ video game bar that sells comic books in town and a speakeasy. Very, very lovely people and must go to place on your list. If I'm in the area I will be coming back again.

We love staying here. Clean comfortable and a lovely breakfast. You will not be disappointed.read more

Absolutely hands down the best B&B we have ever stayed in!! The owners were amazing and friendly…read more Sat on the porch and talked to Eve for over an hour and watched the sunset. The place was super clean and comfortable. Let's talk breakfast! Everything was home cooked !! Better than any breakfast we have ever eaten out in all our years of traveling. There are not enough stars for this amazing gem.

This is long but stay with me. It will save your sanity…read more We stopped through while going to Florida. I am currently 8 months pregnant and my husband and I just needed a place to stay for the night with our 15 month old daughter. We lasted about 20 minutes because it was so gross. You know when you walk in somewhere and just start getting itchy and wanna cry? Stay here if that's the vibe you want. It was a no smoking room that smelled like my aunts apartment who smokes 6 packs a day. There were even cigarette holes in the bed sheets. The 3 local flies seemed like this was their room as they wouldn't leave. Wouldn't even go near the door. I know things like that happen but 3 flies? Come on. It smelled like a morgue but maybe that's the kind of cleaning products they use? Idk.. I'm not a cleaner. I cried because I'm pregnant and feel itchy and it's just overall gross so I tell my husband I can't stay there. He's not a go with the flow guy but even he said he couldn't stay it was so gross. I told him we had to leave and he walked into the office and said we needed to leave for an emergency (a lie, I know but I didn't wanna tell people I'd rather stay in a cemetery.) The first thing out of the ladies mouth was "we can't give you a refund" which sounds like she's said this 1 or 500 times before. My husband isn't a man of too many words but when we left he said, "I should have known it would have been bad when the manager/owner came out in his pajamas at 5:30pm."

The picture speaks for itself. This place has roaches…read more Unfortunately, we were in Eufaula for an event and the Lakepoint Resort (where we usually stay) was completely booked due to another event, otherwise we would not have EVER looked at this place. It looked less than desirable, but we didn't have much choice. We checked in, and within five minutes of being in the room, we saw roaches. Needless to say, we IMMEDIATELY checked out.

My wife and I stayed here for 1 night on 2 separate occasions in a month…read more Positives: There is ample parking on the side of the house. There is fresh baked scones as well as beverages in the Frig.. We stayed in the Sadie's Room on the 1st floor which was nice. It was clean and relatively quiet. The breakfast was very good. Negatives: One of the things that is lacking in this B&B (and many other B&B's, hotels) is suitcase holders. The Hinson House seems to have only 2 for the entire B&B. Our room had only one but luckily we were the only guests that evening, so we were able to get the other one. The B&B is located on one of the main drags through town. Vehicles go by relatively fast and can be dangerous when pulling out if one doesn't exercise caution. It was a delight talking with David and Olivia. If traveling through this part of Florida, we definitely will be staying here again.

This B & B is a gem. Friendly, Clean, Attentive. We had a wonderful stay and would definitely…read morereturn.

Simply an amazing stay! I spent the evening with my parents who were visiting from Florida. Kim and…read moreSusan were the prefect hosts and they are so helpful to give us recommendations on the local restaurants and attractions. We choose to have our dinner at Rosemary & Thyme, we had a wonderful relaxing evening as our pre Thanksgiving festivities Our evening was topped off with admiring the historic home of Susan and Kim's while sipping our evening wine in the dinning room. We had some tea too in our room. Our room was super spacious and quiet. We stayed in the Magnolia Room. The bed and the sheets were very comfortable. Susan made us an amazing breakfast! So filling! But so worth it! And the coffee was excellent! We hope to come back again and tour more of the local attractions! And as Kim recommended the Little Drummer Boy Museum at Andersonville is a first stop before heading to the historic site!

My wife and I just stayed three nights at Americus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast. The property is a…read morebeautiful home built in 1847. Our room was large with a large bathroom. The shower was most excellent. Our hosts, Kim and Susan, were fabulous. The meals provided were extraordinaire. We were the only guests staying there at the time and our hosts took the time to visit with us, truly making us feel right at home. We will certainly stay there again. John & Toni Collier

We loooovveed our stay here. The breakfast was better than any restaurant. You can tell it was made…read morewith love. Melanie and her husband Michael are so nice. They make you feel like your home. The beds are super comfortable. The house is beautiful. There is so many details in the house. I can't wait to go back. There's so many books. You have to visit this place.

The Barber Tucker House FAR* exceeded our expectations. Melanie is an amazing host and her cooking…read moreis to die for. You won't be disappointed.

I rarely ever leave reviews, but what my family and I experienced at this venue deserves to be…read moreknown. This was supposed to be a beautiful, joyful weekend celebrating my cousin's wedding in Alexander City, Alabama. Family members traveled from all over, some driving over ten hours, others flying in, just to be there. The property itself was absolutely stunning, but the owners' behavior completely ruined any chance of it being the special and happy weekend it was meant to be. From the moment we arrived, the woman who owns the bed and breakfast was immediately rude, condescending, and unwelcoming, an attitude that carried throughout the entire weekend. She spoke to guests like we were inconveniencing her simply by being there. During the rehearsal, both owners micromanaged everything, constantly interrupting, yelling, and talking down to the bridal party as if it were their wedding. We were all there to celebrate and help, but their behavior made everyone uncomfortable . It didn't stop there. At one point, my sister's two children were playing a game on their Nintendo Switch in the living room. The woman actually went over and scolded my nephew, telling him to give his brother a turn because she was "tired of hearing him scream." Then, unbelievably, she came back with a TIMER and told the kids they had to take turns. Who in their right mind disciplines guests' children like that? The entire family was shocked that she thought that kind of overstepping was acceptable. Another disturbing moment was when my three-year-old daughter needed to use the restroom. She ran up the steps toward the bathroom we had just used an hour earlier, and before she could even get inside, the same woman stopped her and said, "No, no, no, you need to turn around and go back to your adult." The woman clearly didn't know I was walking around the corner and overheard this. My child was about to have an accident, and this woman was more concerned with controlling people than being kind or accommodating. It was truly unbelievable. To make matters worse, the male owner MOVED MY CAR without permission, claiming it was for parking purposes, yet by the end of the night, the space was empty. They THREW AWAY over $500 worth of catering that the family had paid for, simply because they "didn't want it sitting out." Their controlling attitude and lack of respect were beyond anything I've ever experienced. And the final straw? During the reception, the female owner snatched a microphone out of a guest's hand mid-song, claiming "we don't do karaoke here," despite the fact that karaoke had been going on for hours with the bride and groom's full permission. When confronted, she and her husband escalated the situation and actually had a member of the family kicked out of the wedding The rest of us left in protest. It was heartbreaking to see such an important day end in chaos because of two people who should never be in the hospitality business. This venue is physically beautiful, but beauty means nothing when it's run by people who treat guests so poorly. The owners are controlling, unprofessional, and completely out of touch with how to treat others. They ruined what should have been one of the happiest days of our family's life, and that's something we'll never forget. If you're considering booking your wedding or event here, please don't. No matter how pretty the pictures look, the experience behind them is anything but. You deserve better than to have your once-in-a-lifetime day destroyed by people like this.

We were invited to one of my best friends wedding here this weekend. It was such an exciting and…read moreemotional moment for everyone. This place is absolutely beautiful. My friend Katie's wedding turned out amazing. The hosts were amazing and attentive the whole time, ensuring that things ran smoothly. I definitely recommend this location for anyone looking to get married.

My husband, 3-year-old and I spent last night in this Victorian-style bed and breakfast after…read morevisiting the animals at the safari park yesterday. Our upstairs "journey room" was huge -- could've accommodated 2 more people -- in addition to being extremely clean and comfortable....even the bath towels seemed extra soft and fluffy. We all slept great in VERY comfortable beds and enjoyed meeting Judy, the owner, who made us an AWESOME breakfast of bacon, cooked-to-order eggs and a Victorian waffle bar (delicious heart-shaped waffles, pecans, strawberries, whipped cream and sugar, all in authentic Victorian servingware), plus my son was served his milk in a lidded Minions cup! Homemade cookies and other snacks are available in the guest kitchen (peanuts, raisins, popcorn, apples), as well as cold drinks in the common-use fridge, not far from the pool table. We were allowed to bring our bikes that we took to Callaway Gardens today inside overnight. We forgot one of my son's toys and Judy called to tell us, and offered us Cokes when we swung back by to get it. She is an incredibly attentive hostess, who even wears Victorian era dress. There is no downside to choosing to be her guest!

From the owner: Holly House of Hamilton is a charming Bed and Breakfast in an historic 1880 Victorian country home…read more Located just 20 minutes north of Columbus, Georgia and 85 miles from Atlanta, Holly House of Hamilton is a quiet, restful haven near Callaway Gardens, FDR's Little White House, Wild Animal Safari, Pine Mt and Warm Springs.

We stayed at the Wild Daisy Farm Farmhouse Suite for our wedding anniversary and had a great time…read more We spent time exploring the farm, conservatory and the fields. We went sightseeing at the covered bridge, wine tasting at Warm Springs and enjoyed ice cream at Fitzgerald Farms. It was a peaceful evening rocking on the beautiful front porch and enjoyed waking up to blueberry muffins, yogurt, orange juice, fruit and coffee. We will definitely stay here again for a peaceful night away!

I registered for the Be in Health conference and wanted to stay somewhere safe, comfortable &…read moreclose. I was traveling with my 9 y/o daughter from CA and was concerned about staying at the local hotel due to some concerning reviews. When I shared this with Jenny on the phone, she said, "I'll take care of you guys" with Southern charm and made me feel so comfortable that I booked our week-long accommodation on the spot! Everything was perfect! The Cottonmill Suite was so lovely - spotless, the bed was comfortable, we had AC, flatscreen tv and more than enough space to relax and unwind! Every morning we were spoiled with a yummy breakfast, with eggs from their local farm (which my daughter got to visit), pancakes, bacon....and the works! Every afternoon, there were free goodies available....including banana bread & brownies! On Friday night, we enjoyed a candlelight dinner, with dessert brought up to our room. Jenny & Teddy (and all the workers) were so great! Every need and request was met with a smile and "yes, ma'am." Hands down, this is the place to stay when you're in the area. Thank you, Jenny, for sharing your B&B with us!