"A Rural Treasure Worth the Detour"…read more If you're looking for a true escape from Atlanta's chaos, the Grand Hotel in Hogansville is the antidote. This place isn't just a hotel -- it's a slow exhale. Nestled in a quiet rural town where the loudest noise is a train in the distance or the cicadas at night, the Grand Hotel feels like stepping back into a calmer era. The building itself, dating back to the late 1800s, has been beautifully restored without losing its soul. Each of the nine rooms has its own private bath and is filled with period antiques that make you feel like you've wandered into a Southern novel. But don't mistake "historic" for "stuffy" -- everything is fresh, clean, and lovingly cared for. My favorite part? The wrap-around porch. Sitting there in the evening, rocking gently in a chair while the sun dips behind the trees, you forget that Atlanta is less than an hour away. Time slows down here, and the world feels very far away -- in the best way possible. The staff radiates small-town warmth, happy to share a story about Hogansville's history or point you to a tucked-away café. You don't just feel like a guest -- you feel like a part of the community, even if just for a night. If you want big-city nightlife, keep heading north. But if you're craving rural charm, history, and a touch of class, the Grand Hotel is where you'll find it.

What a lovely gem of a hotel. We only stayed one night but hope to be back to visit again. What a…read moremagical place. We checked in and got our regular ole fashioned door key. Clean and just beautiful room, with antiques and a sparkling clean bathroom. Took a nice long hot bath the next morning. (great water pressure and plenty of hot water). No reservations on jumping in the tub. We walked downstairs to the bar for a yummy dinner and a few drinks after our arrival that night. Mayberry was playing on the TV at the Bar. Quite appropriate I must say. Keep up the good work!

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The rooms were huge with lots of room and was very clean…read morethroughout the whole hotel! We loved our stay and will stay again for sure!

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! My check-in time was scheduled for…read more3:00 PM, but when I arrived at 4:00 PM, my room was not ready. I was initially told to wait, and when I returned at 4:15 PM, I was informed there had been an issue with another guest and that it would be another 30 minutes. Unfortunately, this delay extended significantly, and I did not receive access to my room until approximately 5:23 PM -- over two hours past the guaranteed check-in time. Traveling with a child made this delay even more difficult, and this level of inconvenience is unacceptable, especially for a stay that was LESS than 24 hours. My interaction with General Manager Nicole Jones was extremely disappointing, unprofessional, and rude!! When I inquired about compensation for the delay and inconvenience, her response came across as dismissive and unprofessional, which only added to the frustration of the situation. To make matters worse, when I finally entered the room, it was not in acceptable condition. The carpet had visible stains, raising concerns about cleanliness and calling into question why the room required such an extended delay! Between the delayed check-in, poor room condition, and lack of appropriate customer service from management, I will NEVER be returning to this location.

I stayed here for a night while in town for some business meetings. This may have been the best…read moreCourtyard ever! Outside of a couple of hairs I saw in the bathroom it was very clean. My room was well appointed and it had outlets galore! I never had to look far to plug in my phone or steamer or any other gadget - a rarity in hotels. It was quiet overall but there is construction nearby which could disturb day sleepers. Worried about the most germ filled item in rooms..the remote? No worries, they even provided a disinfectant wipe for it! The staff were upbeat and friendly from the front desk to the Bistro, it was very impressive. The only other issue was the carpet near window was wet so there is leaking somewhere. Other than that they are great and so so close to five stars in my eyes!

I stayed here during a work trip to Carrollton and had a pleasant experience. The parking lot is…read morespacious, with nearby overflow parking available if needed. The hotel is conveniently located just a short walk from the town square, with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. For those who prefer to stay in, the Bistro downstairs offers a decent selection of food. While not gourmet, the meals are tasty, filling, and perfect for enjoying in your room or in the bar/bistro area with a bit of camaraderie. My room was quiet overall, aside from some chatter from a group enjoying the firepit area directly below my room. It wasn't loud enough to disturb my rest, and I didn't mind it. I stayed in a King room with a sofa, which was perfect for two people. The room was clean and included standard amenities like a fridge, microwave, desk, TV, ironing board, and more. The bathroom featured a spacious walk-in shower stocked with complimentary shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The staff were all incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the stay even better!

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

Older hotel but clean and No Bugs! William was very friendly and helpful. Perfect place for an…read moreover night stay..right off interstate with restaurants nearby.

Be sure to visit here if you like bugs and being hot! My family stayed here while in the area for a…read morefuneral. Both rooms we were booked in didn't have working air. Bring your own bed sheets and pillow because we found lots of various forms of hair in our beds! Bugs were on the floor and in the sink. Cigarette burns were all on the bed sheets. And here's another fun fact: it's really hard to get into the bathroom. The door grazes the toilet when you try to walk in. And the people who neighbor the rooms next to you may fight all night long resulting in them being kicked out. They do have a vending machine with 4 choices of drinks though ‍

The Veranda Inn is a perfect place to stay in Senioa. Each room has its own personality and is very…read moreclean and comfortable. The historic aspect gives it a special charm. The staff is very accommodating. The location is convenient to all of the charming town. We have stayed at the Inn several times and will go back.

Great location & easy parking. We've stayed there twice & the beds are very comfortable. Would…read moredefinitely recommend on a visit to Senoia.

it is published as a new hotel. Perhaps a renewed Motel 6, but not new. The TV speakers had to be…read moreturned to 75 to be heard and even at they it sounded like chipmunks. The coffee pot did not work. The tub shower filled to ankle tops when taking one shower. The alarm clock was not cleared from previous guest and woke me at 3 AM. The ice maker worked great, so I had something to listen to until daybreak. Avoid this hotel like the plague.

Staff was super friendly but I was absolutely mauled by bugs after sleeping on the couch. Wife…read moreand kids slept in the bed and were fine. The exercise room seemed like an afterthought. Nothing special at all. Not even a chin up bar. The suites' kitchens felt poorly designed. The sink was too small for the faucet, for example. It was difficult to wash the dishes without getting water everywhere. I'd love to know the GC that signed off on that job - just to poke fun at him/her! The couch was also not a sleeper. My feet dangled over the edge while my wife and kids took the king. I'm mostly nitpicking. For the money, it was reasonable. For good burgers when in town, check out Meat N Greet.

It all depends on what you're looking for. I gave three stars as my most honest assessment, but I…read morewanted to give five for the oh-so-perky owner and the amazing breakfast she provides! Reality hits hard, though. If you want to stay in a historical inn with a knowledgeable, on-site staff who can tell you all the historical details ("hand-laid tile," "Art Linkletter and Bette Midler stayed here!") ~ if you want content for stories to tell your friends or perhaps include in your novel ~ if you delight in sharing a leisurely well-prepared tasty breakfast served on china with your fellow guests, then this is your place! If you want modern, efficient, spotless, do not stay here. We arrived to an empty desk and an empty adjoining ice cream/fudge shop. A phone call brought the owner downstairs from the third floor, where she was working. No elevators. Very old and grand stairs, bedecked with unfortunate artificial garland and more unfortunate 1980s stenciling on the antiquated (beautiful without stenciling) walls. We were greeted and given the details for our stay (parking, "social hour," breakfast.) The amenities package includes breakfast (so worth it!), access to the social parlor (can be skipped) and the "social hour" (canned Coke products and ice set out). Now, to the rooms. The online pictures tell no lies ~ just don't let your romantic heart interpret those pictures! Yes, those bedspreads DO look like they came off of your grandmother's bed. In 1920. The stack of towels in the bathroom in the homey dark brown color? Methinks perhaps the top ones get laundered? The bottom of the stack may be clean, but I don't think they were laundered recently. The staff make it clear on check-in that they will rectify any issues immediately, but I didn't have the heart to ask them to come up, move the beds, dust the back of them, and vacuum between the beds and the wall (a chore perhaps last performed for Art Linkletter's visit?) I believe the innkeeper/owner's greatest joy is serving her guests as they sit together at breakfast and converse. She truly shines here. Her food is served at the appropriate temperatures, and everything is delicious. The cheese grits are tasty, but not as rhapsodic as the Southern Living article indicated. This experience doesn't really happen anymore, and the experience alone is worth all of the things. Eight (on our morning) guests discussing what brought them to the area, what their lives are like, what they're excited about and concerned about ~ all while hot coffee is being poured and fruit being exchanged for biscuits and bacon and sausage. Good morning indeed! In this day when things move fast and people find themselves on opposite sides of so many things, this quiet breakfast in this quiet town with people alike and different was a bit of bliss. So this was a difficult review to write ~ accommodations? Not as clean as I'd like, a communal living room (home of social hour) that could use a thorough cleaning out (depression glass, tchotchkes galore), in need of refurbishment and a very strong vacuum. Open windows might help a slightly musty smell, if that's possible with windows that may be painted shut. But the experience ~ you have to stay here to believe it! If you're in the area (pretty big if ~ population of the town is around 465 in the 2020 census) and you're up for an experience as opposed to convenient, modern, cookie cutter hotel stay, check this place out! Don't miss the breakfast!

My family and I stayed the night in Warm Springs to watch the Christmas Parade. We had a great time…read moreand enjoyed our stay at the hotel! I love the ice cream shop and all the amazing shops in town. The restaurants are amazing! a fun filled weekend for sure. The breakfast at the Hotel was beautiful and the children still talk about it, it was a formal sit down breakfast and delicious.

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!

Hampton Inn If you are traveling or need some quiet time or…read moreexplore some of the historic attractions, Fayetteville Georgia Hampton Inn/Hilton is the place to stay. Fayetteville have a plethora of things to do. Take a short leisure walk to downtown streets and observe the murals decoration, sculptures, tour the Register Historic Courthouse and peruse the collection of artifacts/history of Fayetteville, shops, restaurants, and more! Explore City Hall/City Center Park attraction and activities for the family! In addition to downtown, visit Fayette Pavilion Shopping Center; amphitheater; Fun Spot America Theme Park for family day of fun/games; Town at Trilith (Pinewood Production Studios) Hanna Brothers and other fantastic restaurants; Check-out Lake Horton Park and Reservoir for fishing, picnic, walking trails, and more! All of these places are in proximity to Fayetteville Georgia! Furthermore, the Hampton Inn/Hilton in Fayetteville is an exceptional hotel with a superb impressive general manager and his dynamic team. Mr Robert Tipton, general manager, authenticity unimpeachable integrity to customer service is a representation of impeccable guiding principles that highlights Hampton Inn/Hilton attributes! I totally appreciate his leadership and the team hard work! This is what customer service looks like in an organization that thrives on best practice skills to provide sufficient accommodations to customers! Thank you Mr, Tipton!

The Hampton inn was very clean and the staff was quite friendly…read more During my stay, I did not see any insects or bugs nor did I have any complaints about the state of my room which was impeccably tidy. I food that they had a large selection for breakfast every thing from waffles to oatmeal along with a variety of fresh fruits, cereals, eggs and breakfast meats. I will say the oatmeal tasted salty which was weird and I couldn't eat it. The staff was very helpful and always asked if they could be of assistance any time you enter the front lobby. They also recommended several area restaurants and gave me a list of area eats. The downside of this property is the price and the room layout. The price of my room ended up being $240/night. That's $130 more than the local comfort inn quoted me. On top of that my room mounted T.V. Was mounted parallel to the bed so I had to turn my neck in order to watch television. They should really consider Turing the beds so they are perpendicular to the television. Overall four stars, quality stay but may not be the best value.