We had takeaway Thanksgiving lunch, prepared by Fontana, daughter of the owner of The Mentone Inn,…read morea B&B. Fontana has a food truck. Her Thanksgiving meal was superb & her portions were huge. We ate 3 meals out of each plate. The price was EXTREMELY reasonable of $25 USD per plate. An incredibly great value! Thanks to Fontana for such a perfect Thanksgiving meal!

If you're looking for a cozy, true old fashioned bed and breakfast this is it. It has a lot of old…read moreand original touches. It's perfectly located right in the heart of Mentone. The owner is very nice and the breakfast is so good!

The Secret is amazing! The location on a mountain with an incredible view of Weiss Lake and into NW…read moreGeorgia, brings peace and tranquility. The grounds are beautiful, and the breakfasts are plemtiful and delicious. Chris and Charlie are the consummate hosts, providing local information for scenic attractions nearby, as well as plenty of southern accent banter. There are waterfalls, historic sights, great restaurants, and interesting museums, all within an hour's drive. Four major airports: Birmingham, Huntsville, Atlanta, and Chattanooga are all within 90 minutes. We flew into Birmingham and spent four restful nights with our lovely hosts. This is the best BnB in Alabama!

We had the most amazing stay at The Secret Bed & Breakfast Lodge. The hosts were amazing and so…read moreaccommodating and the pups were an added bonus. We can't wait to stay again.

Hubby and I were looking for a weekend getaway that was not too far of a drive so we decided to go…read morecheck out De Soto park and falls in Mentone. We found this B&B nearby and thought it would be cool to stay here for a night. It is very near the border with Georgia and Tennesse so it's close to the Chattanooga area as well. The house itself is located in Valley Head.The house was easy to spot from a distance as it really stands out in this area. Next to the railroad tracks, the property is beautiful with gorgeous old trees surrounding it.There actually used to be a council tree on this property that the Indians used for ceremonies, e.t.c. before they were forced out on the Trail of Tears. There's a lot of history in this place. We were met by Jim Bunch, one of the owners, who gave us a tour and told us the history of the place before showing us our room. The original owner was related to Winston Churchill and Dolly Madison. I won't tell you all the history so if you want to know more, you'll have to visit it yourself! I appreciated that there was a folder in our room that contained reading materials about the house and the area so I could read more about it! Our room was lovely and the bed was really comfy. There was a tv in our room as well. We had rented the Patrick Henry Suite so we actually had another room next door that had an old fashioned bed with curtains all around it. Each rental has its own full bathroom so no worry about sharing. The house actually has a game room with a piano, pool table, and ping pong table. We didn't use it on this visit but would be fun if you have kids. You can actually rent the whole house if you wish for family events etc. People can get married here as well. There are some beautiful pictures from weddings on the property. Our stay included breakfast in the morning. Jim made us a wonderful breakfast that included French toast, eggs, breakfast potatoes, grits, bacon, fresh fruit, orange juice, coffee and tea. I was stuffed. Everything was delicious. It was hard to leave this wonderful old house. I would definitely stay here again.

The hostess was so friendly and we left feeling like we had made friends. The countryside and views…read morefrom your door are beautiful. You are sunken down in a small valley with hills on each side. This home is historically beautiful. The wrap around porches are nice to sit in and relax taking in the sounds of the crickets and frogs. Our bed was comfortable and pillows nice. The bathroom was decorated immaculately!! Beautiful! The hostess even gave us a tour of the home and the others rooms that were vacant. She brought ice to our room and showed us the kitchen so we can self serve in the night if we wish for water or coffee or teas. This experience was one of our best at a B and B. It was Mrs. Fays breakfast the next morning that knocked out socks off!! As we gathered in the beautifully appointed dining room; we were served coffee and juice. Out came the fruit cup with watermelon (in season and sweet) then the gravy with homemade from Scratch biscuits; scrambled fluffy eggs, bacon, sausage patties, and then this amazing cheesy hash brown casserole that I will be craving the rest of my life!!! The homegrown, sliced garden tomatoes. Wow!!! This was by far the best breakfast on our entire trip! Then to top it off; I forgot my iPad and we called after being an hour away and Leslie ( our host) said it's going in fedex and we should have it when we arrive home Monday. Just a wonderful overall experience here and Winston place. You come in as a guest and leave friends :)

Wonderful B&B and ranch rolled into one. Visited for our 59th Anniversary. Pam was attentive,…read morecourteous and fun to visit with. Gave us wonderful history of her place. Great breakfast great place to stay.

Truly a wonderful experience in a beautiful location. The ranch is beautiful, the food is…read moreexcellent, and the hospitality is second to none. The warmth of conversation and stories that flow through this ranch will be something that will bring me back the next time I need a break from city noise.

This place is absolutely gorgeous inside and out.! My sister and I came for my bachelorette party…read moreand it has such a welcoming and homey feel from the start. The owners Doris and Larry are also so sweet and we loved hearing their stories. They make you a homemade breakfast every morning and even join you, which we loved because it truly gave us that personal feeling. I would 100% recommend this place and I will definitely be back.!

We stayed here on our wedding night and it was absolutely perfect! The couple that run the place…read moreare very sweet and the rooms are absolutely gorgeous. The excellent and tasteful decorations work well together, they reminded me of like an old English Gentleman's hunting manor. The best part is the breakfast. Candied bacon, chocolate-filled French Toast, creamy fluffy scrambled eggs to die for, and interesting conversation with the owners who ate with us and the other guests. Plus home-made cookies to take home!

Decatur Alpaca Farm is more of a lifestyle than a physical space. Nestled in an unassuming…read moreresidential neighborhood, this magnificent microfarm and its beautifully manicured gardens, impeccably clean grounds, and hilariously entertaining animals offers such a whimsical and interesting escape from the hustle and bustle of the city -- it is an escape you surely will not want to miss. Marykay, who is by far one of the most interesting, friendly, and intelligent people we've ever met, greeted us with a fresh bowl of eggs hatched that same day from her flock of 25 chickens. The alpaca herd was visible from the nearby gate -- all were happily chomping away at a pile of orchard grass (which Marykay later informed us is the equivalent of alpaca pizza). They are inquisitive, yet a little shy, but if you respect them they will return the favor. Both alpacas, chickens, and cottage guests have plenty of space so as not to intrude upon one another. We opted for the Alpaca Experience, which is an absolute must-do for all guests. It is incredibly informational and as interactive as you'd like for it to be -- assuming you are putting the animals' needs ahead of your own. Marykay is incredibly knowledgeable and has literally built the farm from a small chicken coop to a very impressive, tidy, organized alpaca haven. It is very evident that all animals are so loved, respected, and maybe just a bit spoiled from time to time. All are rescued from varying degrees of past hardship but their new life on Marykay's farm is a blissful existence, as evidenced by their calm, enthusiastic, and curious demeanor. The cottage itself is adorable -- easily comparable to the spaces and vibes found in Garden and Gun or Southern Living. The refrigerator is stocked with all the conveniences of home, snacks and beverages are available for those late-night cravings, and coffee at the ready for early risers. Everything was clean, warm, cozy, and loved -- just like the farm animals. Dare we mention the alpaca fiber blankets available throughout the space? The entire experience is what you make of it. Should you want to hole up in the house (not recommended when alpaca/chicken watching is so entertaining and the spirit of the various flower/vegetable/dyes gardens being so alive, but who are we to tell you how to spend your time), Marykay will absolutely respect your boundaries. But, if you're looking to truly experience something unique, as her a few questions. You will not be disappointed. We travel often and book via Airbnb regularly, however no place has been quite as comfortable, unique, interactive, and interesting as Decatur Alpaca Farm. Marykay has created something so unique and heartwarming -- every open-minded adventurer should include this place as a stop on the bucket list. As for the casual traveler, a couple nights in her garden will erase all stress, even if the alpacas are not your thing. We did not want to leave.

This is not just a physical get away, this is one that speaks to the very SOUL. Marykay is a…read morephenomenal host, but she is also kind, family-oriented, empathic, and offers her own heart as a safe space for EVERYONE to stay. She welcomes everyone here, and I don't mention that lightly in 2021. I used the property for a visual project some years ago, and kept in touch because it was that moving of an experience. And don't get me started on the majesty of the alpacas - my goodness!!! Feeding them carrots might be one of the highlights of the past decade. What a hidden gem right near the city of Atlanta. Do your spirit a favor and definitely visit!

This is a beautiful slice of heaven! If the opportunity presents itself to stay- run, don't…read morehesitate! The cottage is beautifully decorated, immaculately clean and no detail spared. Views over the lake are stunning and cozy sofas to daydream on. My host could not have been more gracious and welcoming. I can honestly say they were glad to see me and I them. The wildlife is abundant around the property and so sweet to watch. This is a 10/10 experience.

Had the most unbelievable time on the Tennessee river near Chattanooga TN…read more Breakfast was incredible at this Bed and Breakfast.... The mimosa's.... Yummy! Granola, fruit, quiche and a special cinnamon- peach bake that was amazing!! We saw deer, bald eagles, and hand fed a groundhog! Wow just wow.... We took the pontoon out and spent quality time! Y'all must check this place out the owners are beyond amazing!!!! Met us every time we arrived with wine and other drinks.... Had all kinds of snacks. We will be back....

This place is a perfect weekend retreat. Just a couple miles from the Ocoee and several…read moreoutfitters, this place is a great place to stay if you're in town for Ocoee adventures, or just need a quiet place away from your weekly routine. Incredibly relaxing and comfortable... I look forward to returning soon!

This is our 2nd weekend spent at Ocoee Mist Farm and B&B. We love the place. Quiet, peaceful and…read morebreathtaking views. We are animal lovers and the greeting committee of puppy's and peacocks is like none other! The innkeepers (Kevin and Carol) are so gracious, helpful and just all around sweethearts. Staying at a B&B is a different kind of experience and one if the biggest ingredients are the hosts and that's one of the reasons we love this place. The location is gorgeous. Nestled in a valley in the North Ga Mts.. This is out in the country and it's a working farm. No mints on your pillows or high tea here...just simple , cozy , and super sized accommodations. Our room is huge, sporting a King size bed and has a working fireplace! Next up "The animals".... Dogs, cats, goats , chickens,llamas, a horse , a few donkeys ,1 camel named Mel and a peacock that's the star if the menagerie. As I mentioned we love animals and this place has got them. We can walk straight up to the barn and pet and feed them carrots and apples. All good. I have no shame in saying that I'm an uptight, city slicking,asphalt loving diva but I do enjoy coming here for a few days , unplugging and getting away from all the traffic ,concrete and my comfort zone. I highly recommend this place and can't wait to get back again soon.

I visited the Dwell on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day in December 2025. The staff was amazing, and…read moreTHE ROOM. I stayed in the NEW YORKER room, and the room was warm and cozy. I hated to leave, but will always book this hotel when I am in town.

We thought we were going to a quaint little B&B type hotel in Chattanooga…read more What we got was an old rundown hotel, with minimal services, bare rooms and extremely noisy. We didn't get the room we paid for and when I said something, she said, that room was blocked off and I mentioned Marriott, her response was "We are not a Marriott, we just let you earn points". She did call around 10:00pm, while we were in bed, and said she could move us to a bigger room. We were already sleeping . The room we got was extremely dark, with old furniture and paint chipping. The bartender in the bar, said he cold make anything, then didn't have what I wanted. Gave me a substitute liquor, which was not even close and made me sick. The continental breakfast was scones, packets of oatmeal, some fruit and some dry cereal. Bad Coffee and 10 tea bags, none of which I would ever drink. They consider this an artsy boutique type of hotel, I felt like we were on "Skid Row". Marriott should cut ties!!!