Lovely decor, outstanding hospitality, we also had excellent dinner service, available Tuesday and…read moreThursday for guests with a private chef and breakfast was fantastic. We booked a date ahead of time that turned out to be right after the late January ice storm. The inn called to confirm our visit or to offer a refund with no penalty. "We are comIng" and so they were ready. We were the only guest, however, which was great, because we had the run of the place, but odd because from 9PM until 5;00 AM or thereabouts we were the only people in the inn. But happy hour went on nevertheless, beforehand, and dinner was cathead biscuits, local pecan encrusted pan seared trout, and other local delicacies. We felt so special! Our room was very nice, however, if you happen to be here during or after an ice storm, don't get a room adjacent to the main road. The power company did a great job clearing roads and restoring lines and such, but they get an early start and are big and loud rolling down the main cross street at very early AM times, and we are early risers. Just saying, a very, very lovely stay, but get a back room if an ice storm has just rolled through. Definitely will return!

Positives: Decor is nice and breakfast in the morning is good. Latissia is so great!…read more Negatives: No mountain view. Rooms are very small and lobby of inn is locked up after 9 pm. We checked out early because mattress was so uncomfortable in "Holly". When this was brought up to management the general manager Jenna said "I have slept in that bed before and it was fine" - not the most professional response. Sorry won't return and I cannot recommend.

We had a very enjoyable and memorable stay here…read more When we first arrived, we had a minor plumbing issue in our room. They kindly moved us into a larger room for no extra charge. Our stay here was quiet, serene, and peaceful. The views of the mountains are amazing and watching the horses graze is very nice. Waking up to coffee and a beautiful sunrise on the back deck of our room was a great way to start our day. I am really looking forward to staying here again the next time I visit this wonderful part of our country.

This is our third visit in 24 yrs and our last. From the check in staff was rude, housekeeping non…read moreexistent- we never saw anyone the entire time we were there from housekeeping. The room was in disrepair and dated. The "valley view " room was beautiful years ago but is now an overgrown wooded lot. Construction tape and equipment is scattered over the property, potholes are everywhere. The restaurant, which is legendary, is nicely remodeled recently, however the staff is not attentive and have a hard time understanding you. The food was terrible. Crunchy Lima beans. Vinegar soaked coleslaw. Soggy unseasoned fried chicken. This was a family owned business for 100 years recently sold to a New York real estate developer it's so sad to see this legendary establishment become a corporate cookie cutter hotel. The food used to be known all over as the best around, it is now inedible.

When it comes to price, I understand some things will get compromised but at the end of the day all…read moreI care about is clean rooms and a decent clean bed. We ended up reserving a non-smoking double queen room that was on the second floor and it did not disappoint. Bed is comfortable. Clean bathrooms and cleans sheets and towels. No bugs and I could care less that I could hear others conversations because they didn't last forever and like I mentioned before, I care more about saving money and was blessed to be a heavy sleeper. Everything else in the area was more than $100 a room. Will stay again.

I got 3 rooms last night and everyone got bit by bedbugs. The owner would not refund me for the…read morenight. I have pics and videos of the infestation.

We ventured to Clayton for the first time and chose Bridge Creek Inn due to it's proximity to the…read moremain drag and expected colder weather so opted for reservations downstairs that night. We reserved one of the king's and the room was huge! We almost didn't leave. Short and non-windy road from Greenville SC and so worth it. Very reasonable pricing and loads of stores and restaurants nearby to explore. Will definitely be back!!

All excellent! Room was super clean. I could have done without the very loud evening live music in…read morethe lobby..although some people would love it. This is a beautiful and well-managed hotel.

It's clean. And it's' only 20 min from Highlands…read more We had some issues... the A/C hardly gets cold. We asked about it and girl at the desk says " we have problems when it's summer". Also, the cable TV wasn't working right. Again it's clean and it's much much less expensive that the hotels in Highlands. It served it's purpose. Shower and sleep

Stayed here for a few days (sightseeing/hiking) and this place was more than adequate for what we…read morerequired for this trip. Place was easy to find/get to and check-in was pleasant. Front desk lady was very nice and made sure our room was in good condition. Also made recommendations on local places/restaurants to go to in the area. Room was clean and spacious enough for the three of us. Beds were comfortable and free of bugs :) Shower had good water pressure and drains well, TV and microwave worked properly. AC was good & cold. Staff were friendly and very accommodating. Didn't have any issue getting extra towels or anything we needed while we're there. Breakfast was okay, nothing special but I expected that going in and for the price, didn't really expect much.

Friendly staff, polite and helpful. Rooms are clean but the carpet in our room looks overdue for…read morereplacement. Bed was comfortable and the linen newish. The shower had wonderful water pressure and the towels were new. Breakfast area was clean and the meal options were basic hotel food. Food options minimal but hot and always available. We enjoyed our stay here. Again it was the quality of the staff and their willingness to show kindness and a friendly attitude. Yes it makes a difference to me. Thank you.

Update; had to stay here again, the alternatives in Franklin are even worse. The price this time…read morewas over $200, the same price we just paid at Holiday Inn Express in Park City, Utah...Franklin, NC is no Park City. this hotel is the crappiest hotel I've ever stayed in for $200+. Genuinely dated. When my wife asked why it was so expensive, the desk clerk replied, "People can beg all they want, we're going to charge whatever we feel like". The attitude is also genuinely dated!

Our dual family of 11 decided to extend out vacation 2 more days & the place we were staying at was…read morenot going to be available so we found this place on "booking.com" it was basically the only place available for our large families & it was only 15min away. When we got there the owner Frank showed my husband around the house & even posted a welcome sign with our names on it which was so nice considering he wanted us to feel as welcomed as possible. Immediately looking at the place we noticed that it was slightly smaller than we had hoped for considering two families would be staying & we decided to talk with Frank. Thankfully he had a smaller cottage right across the street that accommodated our inlaws and their 3 kids perfectly. We were able to still enjoy our dual family vacation together & still have space between two families!! The area is co-located around some pretty nice hiking areas and food/shopping less than 5 min away from the cottages. This cottage included: 2 full bathrooms Washer/dryer Queen size bed/room 1 futon/ full size bed in living area Full porch with 5 rocking chairs Free parking next to cottage We fully enjoyed our stay here & would recommend it to our family & friends!!

We had come off a multi day backpacking trip to discover everything in the area was booked up. I…read morefound the listing for Mountain Aire after several internet searches. We arrived to find no one in the office so I called the number of their door. Even though the owner was traveling out of state he was kind and took the time to walk us through his options then granted us access to his Blueridge cottage. We were in awe of the meticulous care, that had gone into restoring the cottages to their pristine condition. The entire experience was very quaint and very comfortable. Clayton Georgia's downtown area is within walking distance and driving distance of all the major restaurants. After a few hard days of hiking, during the evening, we sat on the cottage's patio with a couple of adult beverages, and enjoyed the view until it was bedtime.

In the middle of farm land, @ 5 miles from Clayton. Very quiet and Linda, the host was very…read morefriendly. It's an old grist mill with 4 old rooms with no TV, but a ton of board games. It was a great breath of fresh air and a way to step away from the hustle & bustle of city life. The breakfast was homemade peach braided pastry, fresh locally grown berries and cheese eggs with local sausage. It was a fun experience.

Mike and Linda are awesome inn keepers! Everything about this place is amazing. The room was clean,…read morecomfortable, welcoming. I think I saw that it was the fireplace room. Breakfast, handmade down to the floor ground on down was delicious. Mike and Linda are so friendly and on top of everything. Thank you for a wonderful trip. I hope we can stay here again. Heading out to do some off-roading now.

We had a very good experience here. Clean comfortable rooms and thoughtful amenities like coffee,…read morefirewood and a clean well working grill with plenty of propane. There is a carport for your sports car or motorcycle with a cleaning station. We enjoyed the fire pit and played some horseshoes by the stream. We would definitely recommend the Treehouse Resort and will be back again!

Great location for Tail of the Dragon, and covered parking which is super important for car/ bike…read morefolks, nice place, clean, and pretty secluded.