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!!

Nestled in Rabun county and surrounded by the majestic North Georgia mountains, Bridge Creek Inn is…read morea brand new mainstay on Clayton's Main Street! John and I took a weekend getaway for a leisurely weekend to Bridge Creek Inn. There we enjoyed the mountain views while exploring the wildlife, activities, and downtown shopping. Bridge Creek Inn is touted as Clayton's Living Room, a community gathering spot. You can catch a game or enjoy a cocktail from the Vandiver, their on-site upscale tavern. And being in the middle of downtown, it's THE place to stay and explore everything that downtown Clayton, GA has to offer. The moment you walk into the lobby "living room," the hotel greets you with natural wood beauty, soft wood furniture, darker wood ceiling, and plush and cozy seating areas that dot the lobby. It's calming from the second you enter. Gather by the fire, grab a quick coffee or snack at their cafe, and people watch from their cozy lounge area. It's the place to relax and unwind. Upstairs, our room was the spacious King Suite with 180 views of the mountains and downtown! Simple and clean, yet modern and new, it was a beautiful room. The bathroom was light and bright, large shower, and pristine vanity. Heading around the corner is a cozy seating area with leather chairs made for a fun reading nook. The bed area drew your eye with a dark blue accent wall, mountain decor, and a comfy, large, king bed. Plus, we could look at the Mountain View all day. As we mentioned, they have an upscale tavern restaurant on site, The Vandiver, a main street tavern. Only open for 5 days when we visited, the space has some serious casual steakhouse vibes. Think exposed wood beams and circular booths. We're impressed with the delectable shared plates, sensational dishes, and elevated cocktails! Like the Venison Wellington that's super tender and juicy deer, cooked perfectly without a hint of game. The meat is surrounded by a perfect pastry that's crunchy on the outside, yet flaky and gloating in a moat of rich and deep jus around it.

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!

Absolutely exquisite inn! Wonderfully warm and welcoming staff, especially Lettie and Dana. The inn…read moreis tastefully decorated and curated with a focus on comfort and hospitality.

The hotel is right near the busy fast road, and you have to be careful to watch for fast cars when…read moreyou exit the entrance from the hotel. And it's hard to enter going in from the fast road. Continental breakfast is pretty limited, and their coffee is bad. The light switch for the bathroom is outside the bathroom so when you're done with the bathroom you have to reach for the light switch on the outside wall and the light coming out from the bathroom would disturb the person sleeping and that's bad design. The light switch should be inside the bathroom. I would not want to stay in a hotel with that design (unless I'm single). When we arrived on our first day of our visit the mini refrigerator had water on the bottom inside and it didn't seem to be cold enough so we had to report it to the front office and they came the next day to fix it. I expect everything to be working okay during our first day of stay. The maid service was okay. There was confusion one time, they took our used towels and didn't leave cleaned one and they didn't do any maid work on that day and we had to report it. The bathroom was small, reminds me of the small bathrooms in Japan. The room size was okay but there were not enough chairs (for married couple). The pricing for the room stay is reasonable. The reason we stayed in Clayton was to do whitewater rafting very close by.

The rooms r clean and fresh and you cannot ask for better customer service ANYWHERE! Liz is…read moreawesome I love the location, convenient to anything and everything! Will always come here first!

Yikes! Loud street not helped by the fact that there was no seal on the door and light came in all…read morearound the door. Shabby, humid rooms, breakfast was minimal. There is a tiny out door pool that seemed mostly clean. More consistent with red roof inn.

This is one of those stays, you wish you'd never attempted…read more This 'Days Inn' in Clayton, Georgia was run into the ground. From the grumpy female manager, frothing at the mouth at the front desk, to the musky smell in the jail cell sized rooms right to the left-over stale cereal spit out at you from the machine in the morning.. Rooms at this dingy place were mediocre, overpriced for the size (I could practically touch both walls with both hands), ill-equipped with broken down machinery and squeaky doors! Each room had a party with grills and BOOM BOXES out front, so you know you won't be staying alone, sound-wise.. To top it all off, there were rogue and rabid stray dogs (WOLVES?!?) biting people, cars and each other in the parking lot in the morning sun. There were tourists who literally got out of their cars to attempt to pet them, only to be returned by vicious bites, snarls and growls! What is this place? It seems to be a kind of South-of-the-Border Tijuana-like dive experience. Come to break your teeth on stale Kellogs and walk outside to be chomped in the leg by shaggy wolves who devour half of Georgia's hot and sizzling trash!! Review: never again

Id give 0 stars but that's not allowed. We were staying there due to the ice storm from Friday…read morethrough monday. We'll monday comes around and me and my husband and our twin 1 year olds woke up to the male from the front desk at the end of our bed at 7:40 am. Not even a knock on the door...

Do not stay here! My room had bed bugs! This motel is in…read moredesperate need of a makeover and some training on cleanliness. I would strongly recommend choosing another hotel for the health and safety of anyone considering a stay here. * Upon entering our room I could not tell if the beds were remade with new sheets after the last guests or if the same old sheets from someone else were left on them. If they were new, the person who made the bed didn't take pride in making the bed because there was nothing clean or crisp looking about it. It looked like someone had been laying on both beds and the pillowcases were all wrinkly. What was the worst was none of the pillows had protectors or another pillowcase underneath so you could see all the stains from previous use. You better hope that your pillow case didn't shift in the middle of the night and your face or mouth ended up on the actual pillow underneath. * It doesn't look like new towels were put in the bathroom. If they did, their presentation was poor as it looked like one of the towels were bunched up liked someone just stuffed it back up there without trying to make it look like it was not used. * The towels were rough and stained. I was super disgusted when I got out of the shower and went to grab a towel only to find some type of matter on both sides. * The decor on the wall is yellow. In other words, the whole picture matte around each of them have changed from either a white or ivory color to a yellow shade. The frames were all jacked up and sat sideways on the wall. Again, no pride in presentation. * The ceiling is lined with yellow around the perimeter of the room. * There was mucus on the wall in two areas above the toilet paper holder.

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.

Had a "girls getaway" weekend with my close friend to spend time just relaxing. We loved our room…read moreand the views from the back balcony, perfect for some quiet time! The beds were very comfortable, the room was very clean and welcoming. We walked into the restaurant and bar when we arrived and it's a beautiful facility but we never got to eat or drink anything there during our stay due to it being closed for a private event on the day we would have been able to do so. The location is perfect, tucked away and peaceful but only 6 minutes to downtown Clayton. We enjoyed the spa, it's very nice and relaxing. We spent time in the indoor pool and hot tub prior to our massage appointments. The indoor pool could probably use some updating/maintenance but we still enjoyed our time. The massage therapists were amazing and very knowledgeable.

The management and staff are unwelcoming and act as if they do not want your business. The rooms…read moreare dated and have bugs. The bartenders are drunk while serving. Very disappointed considering the course is in nice shape. This place needs new management asap and could be a very neat place.

Spent two nights here from a travel zoo voucher which basically gave us two nights for one. We…read moreenjoyed our stay here but it is definitely more of a modest resort. Our two queen bedroom had a mini fridge but no microwave. Phone didn't work. Direct TV worked ok but it's not a big screen. Shower is in a somewhat narrow bath with modest pressure but it works and it gets warm. Beds are comfortable enough and the room in general, which could use a face lift, works just fine. Our room at least wasn't all that spacious but deck out back with view is a nice feature. Allowing dogs is also a rare feature which we appreciated (relatively low charge of $25 total). The spa is fine but it's unfortunate that they don't have a hot tub at the pool. The pool doesn't get deeper than 4.5 feet but it's big enough to do laps if it's not crowded. They have small jacuzzi tubs in the single sex locker rooms and steam and sauna rooms. They offer massage and facials at the spa too. Prices looked pretty standard for these services. Restaurant on site was ok but not our favorite (see my Kingwood restaurant review). We actually like the continental breakfast well enough with the not-synthetically seeming normal hotel eggs and the Belgian waffles. I played 15 holes on the golf course and found it to be a pretty decent and interesting enough course at an affordable price. If golf isn't your think they have some on-sight hiking trails that are pretty scenic. The outdoor pool looks like it would be nice too in the summer. Very little at this resort will probably "wow" you but it's a decent value proposition. Mostly you come to Kingwood for the views and the beautiful mountain town. While it didn't bother my wife much, this resort will never get above four stars for me while constantly hearing the traffic on the road just below.

The guy in the pro shop Douglass was very very rude. We came in from Kentucky to play golf in this…read morearea and played your course , it was nice course and we played it last year also. So when Douglass was so rude we were surprised . He also had his son driving the carts to put them up and a little girl in the club house . Not happy with the service but course was great

All I can saw is WOW! Our family had the privilege of staying at the Cascades Inn in Tiger, GA. The…read moredrive from Florida was beautiful and very scenic. We loved the change in scenery going from flat land, to rolling hills, mountains and beautiful trees. It was very easy to find the location and that's saying a lot as I'm TERRIBLE with directions! Upon exiting your car, you instantly feel peace as you hear the waterfalls cascading down rocks and breathe in fresh air. The parking is right next to the cabins which are easily accessible. Our family stayed Sunday - Saturday and we had plenty to do and still missed out on seeing some attractions. We have a large family of 7 and were easily entertained. Some days were spent at the Inn relaxing, floating in the creek with inner tubes, sunbathing on the rocks, or just sitting by the water sharing fun family stories. Many evenings were spent outside grilling, playing cards and outdoor games like corn hole and Jenga. It is relaxing not being in a very touristy area. There are a lot of fun outdoor activities (white water rafting, hiking, camping, lakes, mountain view's) in the immediate area and a short drive to more popular locations like Helen or the Smokies. The housing was perfect, beds were comfortable, the shower water pressure was AMAZING, and rooms were very cool despite coming in the heat of summer. Most our time was spent outdoors enjoying the beauty of the property. At night, everything is lit up with ambient lighting, even the waterfalls! No mosquitos were to be found which was a pleasant surprise. All in all this is a MUST see if you are looking for a great place to stay that's peaceful, beautiful, close to town yet still in the hills. We can't wait to go back!

We really enjoyed our stay at the cascades inn. Very welcoming, we really enjoyed getting to walk…read moredown to the cascading waterfall and then the larger waterfall with approximately 80 steps I believe we counted. I highly recommend if ever in area stay a night very peaceful and relaxing.