Pleasantly surprised! The breakfast the next morning was the icing on the triple chocolate cake:)read more

Not too shabby!!! CAUTION: You get what you pay for…read more Needed a place to stay for the night & thought.. hey why not the Best Western. The room was moderately clean. They come equipped with LCD TV's, microwaves, & refrigerators. The only thing that was displeasing was the bathroom. The floor was sticky. It was long strands of brunette hair everywhere - even embedded in the towels. I honestly think it's time for new towels; they were very thin and worn. The shower was outdated and the tub slowly filled up with water while taking a shower. UGH! So unsanitary. The continental breakfast was the best part. Starting at 6 am and ending at 9, I was surprised to see: sausage, egg patties, biscuits, sausage gravy, waffles, fruit, cheese, cereal, yogurt, muffins, Danishes, etc. The staff was either hit or miss.. meaning - some were friendlier than others. While some greeted you with a smile, others ignored the fact that you were even there. Overall, I would say this isn't too bad of a place to stay if you're looking for something quick for a night. There are other hotels nearby in the area, they may be better than this.. or maybe not. It'd be up to you to take that chance. If needed, I WOULD stay here again. The bathroom is the only reason I have this place 3 stars instead of 4.

I have bee staying here for awhile now. The owner is kind. The park is clean. There are restrooms,…read morewashroom, playground, pool, pound, and lots of trails.

The people were nice and friendly but the place was really run down. Low overhanging branches, no…read morecircuit breakers in the pedestals and muddy sites. Lots of old dilapidated RVs parked on the property. Not someplace I would want to visit again.

Great location. The campground is well maintained. The only negative is the camper across from us…read morewas cooking at the site for the field workers. The smell was awful. The owner did address them when we arrived (after I called the office) for burning trash. However they again started burning and cooking at 5 am and woke us up with the awful smells.

Peaceful quiet the new managers are awesome super friendly so far a great place gonna be here the…read morerest of the month!

We were really impressed this hotel! First, the lobby was…read morebeautifully decorated for Christmas! The staff was amazing also from the registration desk to the house cleaning ladies, very accommodating. We went down to get a recommendation for a place for dinner and were pleasantly surprised with an equally great place for dinner. In short, this hotel is our new favorite and will stay again. Friendly, friendly, friendly!!! It's a rare gem among hotels!

We stayed here on our way to Florida. It was located right off 75 and super convenient. The hotel…read morelooked really nice from the outside. The rooms were a different story. The curtains were dirty and shredded, the tv looked like it was cleaned with furniture polish, the molding was coming off the wall, artwork had some fungus growing on it and I would not take my shoes off and walk on the moist carpet. The positives? You can stay here with a pet and they have little walk out patios. That's about it. Was really bummed!

This rest stop, off of I-75, is clean and has open green space. There are picnic tables and a pet…read morearea on the back side of the building. The restrooms were clean and there were more than the 2 or 3 stalls that we generally see in smaller towns.

The bathrooms were really clean. Unfortunately not all of the hand dryers worked . I really wish…read moreall bathrooms had a paper towel option for those who don't like using the hand dryers. The vending machine took my husbands money.

11/3/16 I checked in around 11pm. The rate on the sign was $55 a night. Not bad, I had no problem…read morechecking in, and as a single female traveler, this is often a fear. I was given room 204 and went upstairs and settled in. The 4 poster king sized bed was HUGE. It was 3.5' off the ground, and given that I'm 6' tall it could be a problem for someone shorter who doesn't have a step stool to get into the bed. The bed itself was comfortable and all would have been fine if... at 2:30 in the morning someone hadn't have tried to get into my room. For 10 minutes some yahoo kept trying his key in my lock. I got up and told him that he had the wrong room. "They told me it was room 204." Well they told him wrong, since I'd been in the room since 11 pm and bedded down for the night. He toddled away then, but 10 minutes later the phone rang, it was the night clerk telling me the "Man I traveled with was down there and couldn't get in." NO MA'AM, I am a single female traveler.. I have no men with me. Please check that.. there is Only ME on my room. i'll be honest, This both frightened me and made me angry. I couldn't go back to sleep. I was now hyped up on adrenaline. So I went down to find out what happened. No satisfactory answers were given, save that the man was drunk, no reason that she called my room was given. I mentioned this to the morning clerk and she stated that nothing was said to her about it. I will NOT return to this location at all.

This is our second time staying at this particular Ramada and as before, we are highly impressed!…read more First, they let me check in earlyy, 9am to be exact. Usually hotels want you to pay for the previous night when you arrive this early. Second, ALL rooms are $69. We are staying in a king room on the second floor. Room 217. There are no elevators...beware. Our room has a king bed, half size fridge, flat screen tv with HBO, a work desk (I appreciated that I have room to set up my laptop and get some work done), and a full bathroom with separate vanity room. It's also worth mentioning that there aren't any window units for air, it's a thermostat, and works wonderfully! Third, the breakfast buffet is between 6am and 9:30am. It's quite possibly the largest breakfast I've ever seen in a hotel and it's included in that $69! Omelets, eggs, sausage, gravy, all kinds of biscuits, breads, and muffins. There's also cereal, waffles, fresh fruit, yogurts, pastries, milk, coffee, and juices. I'll be completely honest, the breakfast at this hotel was better than my dinner last night at the Golden Corral. Overall this place is great! Other features include an antique store, refreshment store, meeting rooms, pool, and exceptional customer service. We will always be a returning guest!

The Ashburn I-75 Northbound Rest Area in Georgia is a solid, well-designed stop for travelers…read moreheading north on I-75. It's very easy to access with smooth on and off ramps, making it a stress-free break from the highway. Parking is thoughtfully organized: cars park closest to the main building near the highway, while trucks and vehicles with trailers have dedicated spaces on the other side. This layout keeps everything flowing smoothly and reduces congestion. The rest area has an open, airy design with a central breezeway. Restrooms are conveniently split -- men's on one side and women's on the other -- and were clean and well-maintained during our visit. Vending machines are located right in the breezeway for quick snacks and drinks. Outside, there are several covered picnic tables to the side of the main building, perfect for stretching your legs or enjoying a meal in nicer weather. Overall, this is a nice, functional rest area that provides travelers with everything needed for a quick, comfortable stop. It's clean, safe, and convenient -- exactly what you want when you're on the road. Whether you need a bathroom break, a place to walk the dog, or just a few minutes to relax, the Ashburn Northbound Rest Area delivers. Highly recommended for anyone traveling I-75 through Georgia.

Northbound on I-75 around mile marker 85, this rest area was fabulous. Like many (but not all)…read moreGeorgia rest areas, it has an RV dump site at the end. You'll need to take the "truck" side. I took the "auto" side and had to do some careful reversing at the exit. I did not visit the restrooms or the vending machines or the picnic tables at the rest area. This was a quick stop to empty the black water in the RV. Easy enough though there is no proper spot for the host to go into. There's a "puddle" here that was very unsanitary. There was also not a hose for the flush water but there is a trash can for your gloves when you're done. I appreciate the free dump and beggars can't be choosers. But it does need some repair. [Review 1052 of 2024 - 720 in Georgia - 22080 overall]

I feel bad giving this review but I prefer to be honest. I took my kids here for the christmas…read moretrain ride. My rating is based on the ride alone. The workers are amazing! Super nice and friendly from the check in to those on the train. It was just a somewhat disappointing experience for the price paid. The train ride was just a quick ride through a town and then you reversed back. Nothing much to see. Norhing entertaining. You get served hot chocolate and a cookie. There's a commissary that offers hot dogs, nachos and cheese and other options to eat/ drink. Then santa and some elves come thru the train and pass out souvenirs. They played some christmas music but it was kind of hard to hear. I would recommend looking at other train rides. I preferred the one at Stone Mountain more than this - more interactive- like the music, TV available to watch, lights and scenes outside to see, and it stopped around the mountain for scenes to watch. I understand it's a different locale but I wished people had of been more honest as to what took place on here. Overall, my kids ages (7&11) and myself were underwhelmed and disappointed. I'd recommend something more entertaining like them caroling in the different cars.

It was okay. However be warned if you are mobility impaired. They have one car for them and it felt…read morelike second or third class. Those nice pictures of the other cats? Not for you. Also because the one car is near the back, you have to walk (or roll) a ways to get to the one car which is not always easy for those who can't walk well. The ride is okay with some new scenery but nothing to write home about. There is a food car connected to the handicapped car. My favorite part was the two conjoined towns for shopping. I had a good time looking around while my husband found an outdoor restaurant to try and then just people-watched.