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.

We absolutely loved our stay here! Great atmosphere and amazing location. Everything was clean and…read morecomfortable and staff were extremely friendly. Drinks and lunch were wonderful as well. Can't recommend enough and would love to stay here again!

We enjoyed the most wonderful staycation at the Highlander Mountain House for a Tyler Ramsey…read moreconcert last night. The accommodations, dinner by Chef Rodney, drinks by Michaela, and new friendships that were made will definitely bring us back to this Jason's adorable mountain house!

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.

No complaints about our room. Breakfast buffet was the bomb! Thoroughly enjoyed it daily.read more

I loved this hotel, it was clean and comfortable, they accommodated our pets very nicely. location…read moreis good and front desk staff handled things professionally. breakfast was very impressive. I would recommend!!!

My husband and I, along with our fur baby, loved staying here! We were celebrating our 13th…read morewedding anniversary and we felt like royalty! Special attention to detail is at every turn, and this hotel is just so darn charming! Perfect place to stay if you have pup, but just as nice even if you don't. Very convenient to all the attractions and restaurants. Staff was just lovely!

The only place to stay with your canine fur babies. Nice, quaint, clean and well maintained rooms…read morethat is dedicated to you and your pets' comfort. It's nice enough to stay without a pet, but don't take valuable space away from those of us who travel with them

We spent a couple nights at the historical Old Edwards Inn this week. We had the pleasure of…read moresoaking up every inch of the resort. We were fortunate to snag a Lee Suite in the Lodge. It was centrally located on the property and had some of most beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. We kicked off the trip with spa treatments. Note: appointments are a necessity (as far advance as possible) we lucked out with afternoon massage treatments. They were exceptional. Also you can't forget about the amenities. They are lovely! We dined at 4 restaurants on the property. Lunch at the spa cafe, drinks at Hummingbird over the fire, dinner at the Madison, and cocktails & soup at Four65. Needless to say, we look forward to another trip over the spring or summer.

Came here with a friend for a quick getaway. The staff at Old Edwards is really top notch, they are…read moreso friendly and accommodating. The pools are lovely. I especially like the upper pool as it was a little quieter and secluded. They put out sunscreen for you so no need to bring your own. As with many resorts of this size, they do kind of nickel and dime you for everything, which is unfortunate but not altogether unexpected. It felt like a luxury summer camp for adults in the woods, and I would definitely return.

Fairfield Inn Seneca is only about 7 miles from Clemson University. Great place to stay. Very clean…read morehotel. Staff here are very friendly and helpful. Rooms are great and beds are comfortable. Will be back. Easy 5 Stars !!

Clean, service is wonderful, people are nice, complimentary breakfast is excellent, and amenities…read moreare new!

Wonderful front desk staff, B was so kind and helpful during our stay. The hotel, indoor pool and…read moregym was clean and kept up with. The rooms are spacious and well maintained.

Great staff and welcoming! I stay at alot of Hampton Inns but this time I was a lil disappointed…read more Again, staff was great but my room was very dirty. And no I didn't complain, I just cleaned it myself. The counter areas where the tv and desk are were not wiped down and cleaned at all. Sticky drink rings in 3 different areas. Counters themselves were sticky, crumbs on the counter and on the floor. Floor was not vacuumed at all. Even the hallway to going to my room was dirty and not vacuumed. Finger prints all over the windows. It was disappointing to see but I gave 4 stars because the staff was so friendly and I usually always have a great experience at all Hiltons

We had come off a multi day backpacking trip to discover everything in the area was booked up. I…read morefound the listing for Mountain Aire after several internet searches. We arrived to find no one in the office so I called the number of their door. Even though the owner was traveling out of state he was kind and took the time to walk us through his options then granted us access to his Blueridge cottage. We were in awe of the meticulous care, that had gone into restoring the cottages to their pristine condition. The entire experience was very quaint and very comfortable. Clayton Georgia's downtown area is within walking distance and driving distance of all the major restaurants. After a few hard days of hiking, during the evening, we sat on the cottage's patio with a couple of adult beverages, and enjoyed the view until it was bedtime.

Awesome place, I was just passing through and could only spend one night. I believe I could have…read morespent my vacation there. Great location, super clean and extremely friendly people. Couldn't have found a better place to spend the night.