I went to this venue with family and friends for a celebration for a family member. The owner is…read morevery nice and helpful but do not go in hot weather or very cold. The venue is meant for outside and has 2 air conditions for one huge room. I understand it is a barn setting but this day and time you need great air-conditioning and heating. We were extremely hot and had sweat running down our backs all night. If you don't mind this than this review is not for you. Personally I do not like being hot and miserable. It was very uncomfortable to say the least. Again if you do not mind the heat than this venue is for you. It was very affordable. Good Location.

This was our first concert at this venue but I really like it. I love how small and intimate it is…read more The sound is good quality and I noticed the sound guys reworking it all night to make sure we were getting the best experience. The service was good, the drinks were mostly good(we had a couple of the same drink that came to the table and they were not equal pour) but overall great experience. They have some really cool seating areas outside with fire pits to keep you warm. WE WILL BE BACK!

The venue is impressive when you first walk in. Lots of seating, looks new, lots of wood, kind of a…read morecountry feel. We sat in the balcony for the concert. DON'T sit in the balcony for a concert. They seat 8 people to a large table, which is nice, you have a bunch of room. But no one at the table can see the stage if you are seated. Some people had to turn their chairs completely around and some people had to get up and stand at the balcony edge the entire time. Decent sound ( it was loud enough ) but couldn't hear what the singer was actually singing. I don't know if that is a band thing or a venue thing. The service was excellent, but we just purchased drinks. I have an issue with the bathroom. The stalls are so small in the women's bathroom that you have to STEP PAST the toilet to close the door. When you stand up after going, you have to back up to the side of the toilet to open the stall door. So uncomfortable! And THEN, wash your hands and there is no paper anywhere near the sinks! You have to walk to the door to get paper to dry your hands. So if you had to put your purse in between your knees to wash your hands, you will have to grab your purse with wet hands to get over to the towels to dry your hands.

Typical Holiday Inn Express. Easy check-in. Excellent breakfast with good variety. Excellent coffee…read moreavailable all day long. Room was fine. Had some trouble with the hot water but water got hot after a good while. Good location in terms of getting around town and to some of the surrounding cities, and very close to the lake.

I will start with the positives; it is clean and quiet…read more Check in went as expected. We got to the room, my wife immediatly noticed that there was no hair dryer. In addition, there was no in room coffee maker for early morning coffee without sending me down to the breakfast area for coffee (by the way very bitter). The room had a refrigerator, microwave, and iron. It seems to me that the two items that were missing would have gotten a lot more use than the microwave. After our travels we wanted to clean up but we found that the locked down soap and shampoo dispensors in the bathtub were empty. In addition the water pressure was so low (water saving setting I presume) that the water only came out in a slow dribble and was mostly unuseable. Trash bags were draped over the trash cans, making us install the trash bags ourselves. We went to sit on the beds and found them so high that our feet could not touch the floor (I am 6'2" and my toes could barely touch). The toilet seat was super low, I assume for people in wheelchairs however for a person with bad knees it was very difficult to navigate. The breakfast the first morning was seemingly planned to have just about nothing in abundance. The eggs and the bacon ran out; they replaced them but even with limited guests it ran out again. When they refilled the bacon they put 6 to 8 pieces in the tray. they were gone almost immediatly and stayed empty while I was there. The physical facility was fine but it seems the management cut every corner that could be cut. I have stayed in hotels all over the world from the absolute best, to hotels in the Arctic without heat and just a lot of blankets. This hotel at best is a disappointment. The way this hotel is run is a true example of management cutting so many corners that it drives away guests; it is truly not worth the $170.00 per night that they charged, I have had more satisfaction and a better experience staying at a Motel 6. I like many others, I seldom leave reviews; however this hotel pretending to be an upscale facility is deserving of my time due to the many glaring defiencies. Several mediocre aspects would never cause me to to leave a negative review, it is only the truly deserving that typically cause me to respond on Yelp. This hotel will not see another penny of my money. I would urge people considering a stay here to look elsewhere, there are many nearby options.

The tasting room is beautiful, the wine is really good, the staff is amazing. A very welcoming…read moreplace.

What could be better after a hike on beautiful Yonah Mountain than a visit to nearby Yonah Mountain…read moreVineyards? A lot of things as it turned out. Although the setting is admittedly spectacular, acres of hilly vineyards with views of the mountain behind, and the patio was certainly fancy, the tables each with fire pits in the center providing cheery warmth, the tasting experience itself was sub-par and overpriced. It lacked the authentic feel I've seen in other wineries and seems more of a tourist destination. First thing I noticed is the shockingly high tasting fee of $35 for a flight of 4 2-ounce pours of their choice. No substitutions allowed! Either these are some spectacularly great wines or this is a major rip-off. I passed. But since I was here I decided to have a glass. I got one of their estate-grown Cabernet Sauvignon. It was around $16 but since I was here. It was good, but certainly not worth the $48 they charge for a bottle. For the $35 do you get individual attention, descriptions from the bartender about the wines and about their winery? No. You get 4 labeled glasses to take back to your table. Not worth it. Find another place less touristy, more authentic. That shouldn't be hard. There are like 65 wineries in the area!

October 2021, 12 nights, free (all nights covered by our points). We selected this hotel based on…read morevarious site's 4+ average ratings and the desire to burn Marriott points before we lost them. The staff was friendly. This hotel is a little tired/worn though. I think a little attention to detail could overcome some of these things, e.g., our bathroom had a dead bulb the night we checked in and the nice note written by housekeeping was on a tablet with a coffee spill. The next day another bathroom light bulb went out so I had to ask for two bulbs. The next night the tv wouldn't turn off so we had to unplug it but then in the morning the tv would comeback on after we plugged it back in. The fitness room was closed for much of our stay due to an HVAC problem but guests could use the Marriott Townsuites fitness room (the hotels have adjoining parking g lots). The breakfast service was back to normal/pre-COVID and they have an A (99 out of 100) health inspection rating. There is a laundry on the second floor with generously sized washer and dryer, which was $3 per wash and $3 per dry. Some evenings there was fresh chocolate chip cookies in the lobby. The internet signal was good. My husband and I both worked remotely on a few days of our stay and had no trouble with video calls, email, etc. I don't think if we're in the area that we'd stay here again.

Very hard to check in or change reservation, lots of phone disconnections very poor help , we will…read morenever ever recommend this chain of hotels ever, calling the front desk is impossible! We tried calling corporate and got no help whatsoever, very disappointed !!!!!

Actually way better than Fairfield Inn next door. But I'm disappointed with the cleanliness of the…read morebathroom and you could hear people in the nearby rooms. I could hear people laughing and talking from upstairs. It's slightly better than the thin walls of the Fairfield Inn. Bathroom sink had tiny hairs like someone had shaved and the soap had dried up. That was there from the person who had used the room before me. I took two pix. I called the front desk and they offered to switch me to another room. I had already unpacked and it was almost 11:30pm so I declined. He offered to have housekeeping clean it tomorrow morning. We'll see about that. Disappointing I was not offered points or something. The check-in was ok and they were very nice to me. I would give this place 2.5 stars. If the bathroom sink countertop hadn't grossed me out, they would have gotten 3.5 stars.

From the owner: Experience the best of Gainesville, Georgia when staying at the TownePlace Suites by Marriott…read moreGainesville. Our extended stay hotel features complimentary Wi-Fi, spacious suites with fully-equipped kitchens and living areas, a state-of-the-art fitness center, outdoor pool and free breakfast.

Great place for celebrating summer! The park has 2 fenced dog parks multiple playgrounds one open…read moreto the sun and one that has canopy sun protection. In the back tree line there are some hammock swings with an amazing view of the lake. With its various shaded picnic tables and the few pavilions with grills available this park is perfect for one of many summer picnic and gatherings.

We had an amazing time here at Laurel park. We celebrated our distress 5 birthday here this passing…read moreSunday. The weather was amazing, we had plenty of space, and the view was beautiful. I highly recommend.