Sugar Magnolia was as beautiful as the inn keeper, Kathryn Kain, was warm and inviting. I now have…read morea permanent spot when I come to Atlanta!

This inn goes above and beyond to make your stay a comfortable one. The rooms are beautifully…read moredecorated and the amenities are all you need! The breakfasts and bar should satisfy any appetite and offer any beverage perfect for sipping and relaxing. Don't miss the gardens out back or the southern charm of porch sitting. Sugar Magnolia is a gem!

The male owner threatened me and a Good Samaritan stepped in to protect me. it was chaotic. The man…read morekept walking up to me and then leaving, just to walk back up and disturb me more. He was also cursing me out at the top of his lungs, which alarmed the people around to help me. please keep in mind, this man OWNES the property. I would never stay here.

Wonderful place to stay. We will definitely return. The space is so unique and the hosts were so…read morewelcoming.

We stayed at the Wild Daisy Farm Farmhouse Suite for our wedding anniversary and had a great time…read more We spent time exploring the farm, conservatory and the fields. We went sightseeing at the covered bridge, wine tasting at Warm Springs and enjoyed ice cream at Fitzgerald Farms. It was a peaceful evening rocking on the beautiful front porch and enjoyed waking up to blueberry muffins, yogurt, orange juice, fruit and coffee. We will definitely stay here again for a peaceful night away!

I registered for the Be in Health conference and wanted to stay somewhere safe, comfortable &…read moreclose. I was traveling with my 9 y/o daughter from CA and was concerned about staying at the local hotel due to some concerning reviews. When I shared this with Jenny on the phone, she said, "I'll take care of you guys" with Southern charm and made me feel so comfortable that I booked our week-long accommodation on the spot! Everything was perfect! The Cottonmill Suite was so lovely - spotless, the bed was comfortable, we had AC, flatscreen tv and more than enough space to relax and unwind! Every morning we were spoiled with a yummy breakfast, with eggs from their local farm (which my daughter got to visit), pancakes, bacon....and the works! Every afternoon, there were free goodies available....including banana bread & brownies! On Friday night, we enjoyed a candlelight dinner, with dessert brought up to our room. Jenny & Teddy (and all the workers) were so great! Every need and request was met with a smile and "yes, ma'am." Hands down, this is the place to stay when you're in the area. Thank you, Jenny, for sharing your B&B with us!

Beautiful and unique rooms! The hosts are always friendly and helpful…read more The mattress and bedding is super comfortable. I'm partial to the coziest robes ever. If shrimp and grits is on the menu for breakfast you will want to order.

Heritage house was a wonderful experience that one would need to have at least once. The small town…read moreof Opelika, Al is the most hallmark city ever and has so many great things to do. Coming from A big city with too many people with too much hustle and bustle, it's a nice slow down. But this beautiful bed and breakfast, which was a first for me, was a great experience. All of the nostalgic/historic furniture and motifs were a very unique view point of how society looked In years past. The owners Dani and Leif were super nice and accommodating. I hope more people will support locally owned and operated businesses like this for historical restoration buildings. FYI, there is a pinball/ video game bar that sells comic books in town and a speakeasy. Very, very lovely people and must go to place on your list. If I'm in the area I will be coming back again.

This review is two months past due, but nonetheless well deserved. At the end of July 2021 we were…read moredriving from North Carolina back home to San Diego. We only had very general ideas about our destination each day, so nothing was booked in advance. I'd generally go online to book something only hours in advance of our arrival. Such was the case when we arrived at Hogan House at Rose Hill. Poor Linda didn't even know we were arriving and she was clearly ready for some alone time with a glass of wine, but she was ever so gracious in showing us around the house and even upgraded our room for us. Most amazingly, she asked if we had any food restrictions for breakfast the next morning and barely blinked an eye when I told her that I eat anything, but my husband is vegan. Although out of her comfort zone, Linda not only stepped up to the challenge, she delivered! She even made separate dishes for each of us even though told her that was unnecessary (after all, **I** don't make two meals at home!) A lovely setting, with a lovely host and lovely conversation - definitely recommend!

Such a beautiful place, very clean & well taken care of. Staff was very accommodating, friendly &…read moreprofessional. I had a baby shower there & it was amazing. I definitely would recommend it for an event & without even staying there over night I bet it's an amazing place to say. Absolutely gorgeous

Enjoyed our stay, and hope to return in a season where we can enjoy the outdoor amenities: pool,…read moregazebo, fire pit. The rooms are beautifully furnished, and common areas are lovely, the gorgeous Christmas tree was a nice bonus. Breakfast was good (biscuits, gravy, eggs), and the host made us feel quite welcome. I've been wanting an alternative to the mid-tier corporate hotels in Covington for a long time, and we are pleased to have found Twelve Oaks.

Beautiful home with well appointed guest rooms. Quiet and homey. Staff was delightful and…read moreresponsive. Beds and mattresses were extremely comfortable. Convenient location to all we wanted to do that weekend. We will go back.

It is a little hard to find, with some road construction on Piedmont, but the provided instructions…read morewere accurate- second house north of 8th, drive slightly obscured by a phone pole. This home is exquisite! I particularly liked entering from the back porch side and being greeted as it immediately gave the mind-set of, "Welcome." And soon after, "Welcome Home." The grounds gardens are an English garden oasis in this Midtown section. The property sits far enough off of Piedmont so that the city noise and traffic is hardly noticeable, yet you are only a couple of blocks from the park and some great restaurants. Everything is wonderful, from the gardens to the architecture and modern upgrades (our shower with ceiling and side wall heads), pasties, snacks, soft drinks at the ready, down to the smaller details like triple sheet bedding and French coffee pressed morning brew. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Our host, Judy, was very personable and we connected with her immediately, especially in discussing our shared faith. The porches are spacious, quiet, and if desired, heated. Breakfast is served at a community style table, which also turned out to be pleasant, simply because the type of patron to this particular sort of inn (Select Registry) must have something in common! In fact, a young couple also staying here unexpectedly showed up at a folk concert we also attended in Kennesaw (25-30 miles North) at a community Church. I believe there are eight rooms in the main house, each with a private and spacious bathroom. Personal entry codes are provided and activated during your stay. We had an absolutely lovely time and will be back!

We stayed here for one night traveling through Atlanta. What…read morea spectacular experience. The home is beautifully decorated with lots of attention to detail in everyway. In our room was a filled ice bucket, water and delicious brownies under a glass dome. The home's surrounding gardens are gorgeous which was perfect to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. The team and owner were also wonderful. Consistent with the rest of our stay, breakfast was a spectacular finish. Highly recommend!

Wow, this place is wonderful! Beverly is a very kind and accommodating hostess who was able to add…read moreme in for an extra night last minute. She made delicious breakfasts every morning, and provided great tips and tricks for things to do around Atlanta. It's in a perfect location near lots of cute restaurants, shops, and multi-use paths for a pleasant day out. The porch is amazing, and weather permitting, you should definitely spend some time on it. The bed was comfortable, the rooms were clean and super cutely decorated. This was the epitome of Southern Hospitality. I'd highly recommend, and I hope you decide to stay here when you visit Atlanta!

Sadly, we did not get to stay at The Peach House and had to cancel our reservations due to the…read moreCovid-19 pandemic. We will definitely try them next time around though, because of their willingness to bend and flexibility regarding reservations, deposits, etc. Good Luck to you Peach House - we wish you all the very best.

My husband and I wanted to have a staycation for our 31st wedding anniversary. The atmosphere was…read morevery welcoming. As we entered we were greeted by the host along with soft music playing. We stayed I. The Southern Living Suite (king). Our room was equipped with flat screen tv, en-suite/ Jacuzzi bathtub, good size walk-in shower, a walk-in closet, compliments toiletries, in-room coffee, mini-refrigerator, plush bathrobes and slippers. The next morning we had a wonderful breakfast by their chef. We were served fruit parfait, then shrimp and grits. Prior to checking in I filled out a survey with my food allergies. I have a food allergy so I could not eat pork sausage which is normally served with shrimp and grits. The chef was great and substituted the pork sausage. This place is great for girls get together, meetings and more. Alcelia F. Georgia

I was house hunting in Kentucky from Florida and was with my 6 year old son. My husband stayed home…read moreon this trip so it was just the two of us. We had looked at several houses and I making what seemed like the forever drive back home. My husband suggested rather than drive straight through that I stop for the night around Atlanta so he made a reservation here for me. We went with a B&B as the previous nights we had stayed in hotels around different areas of Kentucky, each one had advertised "hot breakfasts", but were barely that so we always ended up eating somewhere else. I am so happy that we stayed here!! There was one room left, the Southern Retreat, which was actually more than we needed but I think my husband wanted to make sure that we had a good place to stay and I'm glad he chose it. We were texted by one of the owners (it's owned by a couple) along the way confirming our reservation, giving us the address, and letting us know that they would be waiting for us since we would be a later check-in. When we arrived, Marvin met us at the car. My son insisted on getting our luggage so any offer of help was refused LOL. Anita came down from the house and brought us to our room, which we did not have to access from the house as it was a separate entrance in the back. Both Marvin and Anita were so very friendly. Anita showed us around our apartment which was amazing. It was a one bedroom, there was a sitting area when you first walk in, a living room area with a pull out sofa couch that she already had made up as a bed for my son, a game room with a pool table, a kitchen dining room area that had snacks, water in the refrigerator and was complete with a Keurig coffee maker with coffee, tea, and some other drinks, and then a decent size bathroom. She then brought us up to the main house to show us where breakfast would be in the morning (they have their own chef), then showed us a area that she keeps open 24 hours which has snacks and drinks available for the guests which made my son very happy since he thought it was all for him. She gave us directions to some restaurants on my son and I headed out, brought our food back, played a little bit of pool and then went to bed as it was a very long day. The next morning we got up and got it ready and then went up to breakfast. The chef did not disappoint! The chef first brought out berries in a whipped cream over a type of cake that was sooo yummy! Then, the main breakfast that morning was scrambled eggs, French toast (which was some of the best French toast I ever had and my son was in heaven), bacon, sausage, and a breakfast potato hash of some type that was amazing. I am not a potato person but if I wasn't stuffed trying to eat everything I would've licked this off of my plate, it was that delicious. After breakfast we got everything all packed up but I let my son go out into the back to play for a bit. The house is on a lake that they own and they have a paddle boat and fishing available, There is a beautiful gazebo available outside for weddings and a smaller one right on the water to just sit and relax. Marvin was outside so he brought some fish food out and he and my son were feeding the fish while another couple that were there took the paddleboat out. There was an old "wishing well" there, so I got some change and my son and I made our wishes. When I told my son it was time to leave he literally cried and begged to stay another day. If we didn't have to be back for a prior engagement the next day, we would have. We are definitely planning on going back with my husband. He said he can't wait to go there and check it out. If you like bed-and-breakfast or if you want to try one for the first time, this is the one to go to. Marvin and Anita are two of the most wonderful hosts I have met and their home is beautiful. The best part is my wish at the wishing well came true. I wished that we would be able to find a house that would be perfect for our family. I flew back up to Kentucky the following weekend and we now have a contract on the perfect home. Thank you Marvin and Anita!