This is the sweetest little inn, with the most amazing owners. Couldn't recommend anything more…read morehighly. It is very lovingly restored and appointed and immaculately clean.

Beautiful 117 year old home restored and tastefully decorated. Bob and Sandi are delightful hosts…read more We felt welcomed, as if we were long lost friends. Sandi is a great cook. There is a nice front porch where you can sit and drink coffee and watch the hummingbirds come and go all morning. A back deck is available, as well. The sitting room is spacious and comfortable. Check out the original glass in the sun room! We stayed in the bridal suite and enjoyed a perfectly sized room with 1/2 bath within that space. So much is within walking distance...church, restaurants, shops. If we're in Murphy again, we will stay here.

Appearances can be deceiving. When we pulled up I didn't expect much from here, but, when we got to…read moreour room, it was clean, and everything was in great working order. The back side of the motel has a fire pit, picnic table, and wooden swing. You can sit out and relax. The check in lady was nice, everyone we saw here that worked here was nice. It's not the Hilton but definitely not a hotel 6.

We had a lovely stay here! It was myself, my husband & our 2 kids (5 & 1yrs). We really liked the…read morestaff as they were all friendly and attentive. We had a random issue with the bed frame and they came at 10pm to fix it with smiles on their faces! We enjoyed interacting with the people staying there too. We had smores with strangers one night at the fire pit in the back lawn area & made new friends with people at breakfast! The breakfast was simple but it was yummy & even my picky kids were happy! We also got to speak with the owner on several occasions & we really like him. He's good people & you don't get the meet the owner at big chain locations. We liked that it felt like we were valued (& not just dollar signs) by staying there. The room was pretty basic but very comfortable! You can tell that they put care & efforts to upgrade the room & it's paid off! The floors were a little dirty but nothing that took away from our 4 night stay!

I am so glad my husband found Paradise Resort as the perfect place to celebrate his birthday. From…read morethe moment we checked in until the time we checked out, every staff member was welcoming, friendly, and genuinely hospitable. The resort is peaceful, quiet, and the perfect place for a weekend getaway. It gave us a chance to enjoy a much-needed digital detox--not just from our phones, but also from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. One of the highlights of our stay was the spa experience. We signed up for massages, facials, and the mineral soaks, and everything was absolutely amazing. The treatments were relaxing, rejuvenating, and exactly what we needed to unwind. The spa staff were professional and made us feel pampered from start to finish. We thoroughly enjoyed the wine tasting, and every wine we sampled was excellent. The live entertainment offered on weekend afternoons was also a wonderful touch and added to the relaxing atmosphere. During our stay, we took time to explore downtown Blairsville and discovered several charming family-owned restaurants. One of the things that made our stay even more special was finding a guest book in the cabin where visitors could sign their names and share memories of their stay. This was a memorable and relaxing birthday getaway. Between the beautiful setting, wonderful spa treatments, great wine, live entertainment, and exceptional hospitality, we couldn't have asked for a better experience. We will definitely be back!

Stopped in on our wine tasting tour. They are one of the oldest wineries here in north Georgia…read more Took the wine making tour with Bob the owner. Very cool. Learned some new stuff. Wines are mostly dry with a couple of whites and sweet wines. Everything we tasted was delicious. Our fav was the Jacked up red and the cab sav. A great spot with some very friendly people.

Stayed there last night for the third time. SO happy to see that it's still run by the same folks…read more These days finding a business with owners who actually know how to run one isn't easy, but these great people excel. Can't wait til next time! God bless! ~Johnny Nixon

Adorable little Inn right on the square downtown. Walking distance to all the shops and granddaddy…read moremimms. Would be ideal to stay if you're in town for one of the events at the distillery. Staff is super friendly and great to chat with. Stopped here on one of our moonshine passport stops for the festival.

Overall, we had a decent time. It's a nice looking place with beautiful old fashioned furniture…read more The couple who owns the place are very kind and welcoming. The only problem we had is that the walls are thin. If you're looking to do what couples do on vacations, this may not be the place for you. The food was also kind of bland but the portions were great.

This perfect couple emanate the true meaning of southern hospitality!…read more Perfect breakfast, great rooms, amazing front porch, and of course some great company! Margie and Mike are full of laughs and will leave you wanting to come back again! I know i surely will be! :)

First the deets: you reserve and pay and then there's radio silence...until a couple days before…read moreyour date. At that time you'll receive a reminder that your trip is coming up and you're emailed a map of the cabin grounds. You'll need it. Print it. On the day off (I may have gotten it the night before but checkin wasn't until 3pm anyway), I received another email and text with the actual address, my cabin name and the pin code to get inside. I actually like this. It's a safety measure. So onto the review.... What can I say? I love this place and it's likely going to be my little secret (amongst my friends anyway ) for as long as I can keep it a secret. These Getaway Cabins are popping up across the country. I had no clue until a night was gifted to me that they existed. After checking out their Instagram and seeing all the rave reviews I decided to book my visit in February. New car. Road tested. Let's go! Did I mention I'm a little afraid of death drops off the side of mountainous roads? Yeah, there's that but I survived going up and coming down those sharp twisty turny roads without looking at those drops. About halfway up I pulled over to take a pic of a mini waterfall and graffiti art on the mountain wall. My picture probably doesn't do it justice but it was dope. Moving along through confederate country. Finding the cabins from the road wasn't hard. Finding my cabin was a little tricky for me for some reason. I think it was because I printed the map without enlarging it and my eyes aren't as young as they used to be. But when I did I was so pleased. All the cabins have people names and I stayed in Doreen. This was a middle of the week visit so it was actually quiet but fairly partially inhabited. There are trails to walk (it rained while I was there so I skipped it). All the things you might need (some for an extra but small fee) are available to you including prepackaged food. The bed was super comfy and the cabin cozy. If you have a pet, they have a food bowl under the sink. They provide cookware and utensils. There's a mini fridge and a 2 eye range. The views are picturesque. Simply beautiful and tranquil. I plan to stay at least 3 days next time. I didn't partake in any of the outside options (fire pit, trails) because of the rain but next time I hope to be able to fire up the pit. I've mentioned the rain a couple times but it was indeed a gift. If you've ever experienced the sound of rain hitting a tin roof, then you know based on my very short stay, I literally drove 4 hours from home to get the best sleep of my adult life. The only complaint I had, was I lost hot water midway of my shower. Not cool for a girl living with anemia but I survived. It's taken me a minute to review because I posted the pics and I simply forgot. What I will do next time for my more extended stay: buy food to cook. I didn't use any of the food they supply (for a fee) but I would have had I not had some keto food with me. Which leads to my next thought, not off carbs next time. I passed some places I'd like to dine at and there's no point skipping carbs . I'll also be sure to walk the trail. I'd also bring a cooler with drinks so they're cold until the fridge is turned on and cold. The fridge is turned off upon arrival and it took forever to get my drinks cold. Last, I'll bring someone I really like. Final word, I love this little getaway and it's perfect for anyone who wants to disconnect (there's no Media access of any kind and cell service is patchy). I slept. I read. I reflected. Then I slept some more. It was awesome. Oh yeah, I agree with the first reviewer about what to bring. While mosquitos weren't my issue (it was February), there were lady bugs EVERYWHERE. But I couldn't kill them. I just couldn't. They mostly kept to the walls.

Those who know me well often laugh about my tumultuous, even Lifetime movie-esque, "romantic" life…read more Reflecting on it, I even told my therapist once, "Why watch 'The Bachelor' for entertainment when someone could just ask about my love life." Yeah, I see a therapist. lol. In order to turn things around, while scrolling on the 'gram, I saw Getaway. (Damn you, targeted ads. How did you know I love the outdoors and can't resist certain millennial-influenced excursions?) I told shawty, and we booked night. Simply go on their website, choose the date(s), enter how many adults (and if you're bringing your pup), and start planning. Things we brought that you should bring: - Food: they have cans and some instant stuff, but I wouldn't call anything substantial (or particularly healthy). - Bug spray: The mosquitos didn't come out in full force, but no one wants to be eaten alive. - Metal tongs with rubber grip: I used the wooden ones from the kitchen - I hope they don't charge me - and got by. - Clothes: For obvious reasons. Don't forget sandals and windbreaker in case it rains. - Toiletries: Toothpaste, toothbrush, etc... - Dish soap: They provided hand soap, but no dish soap to wash plates, bowls, silverware, etc. What they provided: - Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap - A comfy bed (which could use a heavier comforter/ blanket) w/ four pillows - Running water - Full-functioning toilet - Electricity - An easy-to-use campfire with a fire starter kit and logs - Complimentary s'more kit - Cellphone lockbox, things to do during your getaway, and more The morning of the Getaway, they emailed and texted the address of the location. (An entire area exists in the Blue Ridge Mountains.) Since the location resides in the boonies, I suggest downloading an offline map in order to help you navigate there. GuruMaps or even utilize Google Maps' offline feature. If you don't, you're sort of screwed trying to find it. Regarding prices, they vary. Sometimes you can find a deal if you book late. We paid around $140, but saw nights (last minute) for $90. Overall: If you're looking to for a unique way to spice things up, or in my case figure out my crazy love life, Getaway might be a good option for ya.

BUGS! Bed bugs or some other variety. My arms have so many bites. And pretty dirty as well. I had…read moreto use a hand towel to wipe down the wall between the beds. There was soda or something all over it. The lamp was dirty, the ironing board cover was gross. The bathroom walls were filthy. See photo. The mattress kept sliding off the bed a bit, hitting the light cord and unplugging it. The plug for the tub didn't work so water slowly leaked out. The manager said that the room was checked every day for bed bugs. Highly unlikely since there was no attention to detail or in depth cleaning going on. We left before 2 on Saturday even though we paid for 2 days. We had to stay there the previous weekend and that room was also less than clean. The person next door, who appears to live there because they were still there the 2nd weekend, fell asleep with the TV on loud enough to hear through the wall. Since you go through the gas station to book and call with a problem, there was no one to call because it was closed. We were given no other number in the event of a problem. Couldn't stay at the other motel the 2nd trip because they were full. AVOID this place.

Our family stayed here while white water rafting, camping and mountain biking. Perfect little road…read moretrip hotel for what we needed. Very, very clean. Rooms were simple and a great value at $70/night. We have bike racks and bikes on our cars, and being on the first floor with our cars and bikes parked in front of the windows, definitely helps us sleep better at night. Hotel is also across the street from a Family Dollar and next door to a hardees, which was great bc we were short on time and there is no other shopping for about 15 miles in any direction. The Shell station in the parking lot is also the host office. Everyone that worked here was very kind and helpful. We would definitely stay here again next summer in combination with camping. We really needed this hotel for the wi-fi service, but didn't realize that until halfway through our stay at the campground. My daughter has several assignments due for college courses, and our hotspot was completely useless in the Nat'l Park area, the signal was never strong enough for her to load or complete the assignments. The hotel room gave us a place where my daughter could work for a few hours in comfort each day, as well as a place for us to freshen up before our 10 hour car ride home.

Ruined our trip! Cabin dirty. Garbage off porch. Boards everywhere which is why I got two flat…read moretires from nails. I had to get two plugs in two tires on two different days. I received a mean email about damage we didn't cause. Bedroom smelled. Dug through dust bunnies looking for smell. Never found it but I was charged $250 plus $100 cleaning fee for it! Holes in loft floor over bathroom. Could see straight in! Other guests in public areas were creepy! Nope! Keep scrolling!

My colleagues and I stayed here during a challenging and bittersweet memorial service for a dear…read morecoworker. It was absolutely perfect for our needs, Everett and Lesa did amazing work making sure we felt comfortable. We found everything we needed and they were so kind. The cabins are charming - we stayed at Cabin #4. They made every effort to make sure it was a comfortable stay. Everything went so well, thanks to them for a delightful stay in difficult circumstances.