I hate to hear that they have closed! They were so accommodating and it was a great space.read more

Great space! The Fitzpatrick opened their doors to me during my walk across America. I love the…read morevibe of the room, the atmosphere, and the bed is super comfy. The coffee spot next door is also fantastic. I got the honey drink, and having that and the room after a long day was so nice. 10/10.

So the reason for the score, this hotel was booked on March 31st for an event that was going on at…read moreGraves Mountain between the 16th, the Thursday, April 16th through the 20th. We were checking in at 3 o'clock. Upon arrival, we noticed that the place was filthy, smelled like mold, had a musty odor. Upon inspection, there was everything that was metal was rusted. There was dirt stains on everything, walls, ironing board, comforter, shower, you name it. It was probably the most disgusting place I've ever stayed in. I started taking pictures because I was waiting for this survey to come in so I can show you what we unfortunately had to stay in for four nights because everything was booked where we were staying because of the event that was going on at Graves Mountain. So there was nowhere for us to go. The only thing that was left at the hotel, I believe, was one smoking room and my girlfriend is highly allergic to cigarette smoke. So there were no options. I had killed one roach that I took a picture of and I have all these pictures of the way the room looked for your viewing. We saw other roaches while we were sleeping at night and just tried to ignore it and get whatever rest we possibly could. I have not gone on Google to make a review of this hotel, hoping that you will do the right thing when you see these pictures and read the experience, the horrific, horrible experience we had. And there was nothing we could do. The only thing we could do was possibly sleep in the car. I never imagined that me and my girlfriend would have to deal with this. And yeah, it was that bad, as you'll be able to see in these photographs.

Checked in tired from traveling to realize the toilet doesn't work . I came to the front desk and…read moreshe tried handing me tools to go and fix the toilet saying she trying to help me .so I guess I'll be on the couch in the lobby all night

Took my wife for our twenty year anniversary as a surprise, and the communication with the…read moreinn-keeper, the accommodations, and flexibility with breakfast, helped make this one of our all time favorite destinations! We plan on returning, and have already started to spread the word about how wonderful this Bed and Breakfast is, and how greatly it exceeded our expectations!

Farmhouse Inn was terrific. Host greeted us as soon as we arrived and gave us a map tour of the…read more100 acre farm. She spruced up our room with healthy snacks, drinks, and two bouquet of fresh flowers in the room. The Americana room was as described newly finished with cold AC and new bedding. The view from the room was a garden view on one side and a open field with barn on the front. We watched peacocks, guinea, horses, goats, chickens, mules, ducks, and cows from the window. Bring your boots to get to the dock then enjoy a canoe or cayak ride while birding or fishing. WONDERFUL spot for a serenity walk of paddle. We would suggest this accommodation for anyone in this area.

IF I could give this place a ZERO I would !! This location…read morewas not only unprofessional, but deeply discriminatory. I arrived with a confirmed reservation paid for through CRS Housing, yet from the moment I walked in, I was treated differently than the white guests checking in before me. The front desk employee greeted them warmly, but when it was my turn, her entire demeanor changed -- no greeting, no courtesy, just immediate hostility. The difference in treatment was obvious, and it set the tone for what became a clear case of racial profiling. She repeatedly insisted my card was "declining," even though the incidentals had already been charged. I attempted to show her the transaction on my account, and she refused to look, raised her voice, and became confrontational. When I asked for the manager's contact information, she slammed his business card on the counter instead of handing it to me respectfully. Instead of resolving the issue, she escalated the situation by calling the police on me -- a paying guest -- simply for asking for clarification and proper service. I was then banned from the property based on false accusations, including claims that I threatened her. These accusations were completely untrue. My 17‑year‑old, who never even stepped out of the car, was also falsely mentioned in her story. When I attempted to speak with the manager, he repeatedly cut me off and hung up on me instead of listening. The entire situation was mishandled, disrespectful, and rooted in bias. No guest should ever be treated this way, especially when they have done nothing wrong. I will not be returning to this location, and I strongly urge corporate to investigate the conduct of the staff involved.

This particular Hampton Inn stands out from most others for their friendly service, always clean…read morerooms, and fair prices. I've been here a number of times over the years and both Darlene and Kim are incredibly friendly the epitome of southern hospitality. We stay here about once a month and it's our favorite hotel along I-20.

Lake life is the best life and we love it when it includes a stay at the Ritz Carlton at Lake…read moreOconee. We've been returning to this property for easily 5 years now. The property itself is beautiful and offers many resort included amenities such as the infinity pool, the lake, water inflatables, kayaks, paddle boards, fishing supplies, bikes, a spa lap pool, great gym, family/kid friendly pool. The Reynolds Plantation, which the Ritz is nestled in, has many things to take advantage of too, outdoor sporting adventures (I want to do the ropes course next time we are there), golfing, 21-miles of trails to walk/run/bike (we get up every morning to run or bike, no time is wasted when we a). You can also rent jet skis and boats to explore the lake with. There are plenty of food options on property too but also the town is growing and more options are coming available with a short trip out to town.

The staff and the view make this hotel! It's my second time here, and each time I am impressed with…read morethe staff! They go above and beyond the usual Ritz training. This year the few standouts were Marc at Amore Del Lago for the after-hours s'mores hook-up and Euvon (Amore Del Lago and the Speakeasy, she had a long shift! ) for walking me ALL over the hotel when I was lost. The view is stunning and the food is high quality. The rooms are nice, but could use a few more elegant touches, though that may seem out of all place with the camp-like atmosphere. I didn't take many pictures, but will repurpose the few I took for other reasons.

Best and only B&B in Columbia County…read more If you plan on attending the Laural and Hardy festival in October, you will want to stay here. Book early because they fill up fast. If you don't want to spend the night, at least eat at the restraunt. There is a good variety and it has always been good when I go there.

Beautiful historic building, family run B&B very clean. Wonderful personal service staff, very…read morepolite. The Philly Cheese Steak with tater tots was delicious and budget friendly.

In town for a wedding and the family rented the entire venue for the weekend. The hosts were very…read morehelpful and provided a complete tour and detailed information for our stay. The home cooked breakfast was absolutely delicious both mornings and there were snacks and drinks available throughout the day. The facilities were fresh and clean and the charm of this old house breaks through. We felt at home there and will stay here again next time we are in Madison. It is a short stroll to nearby shops and restaurants. They have plenty of parking and a big beautiful back yard.

What a lovely place to stay in Madison, Ga. The entire Inn is beautifully decorated and maintained…read more Everything was super clean and high quality. We especially loved Dot and Jennifer who made us feel completely cared for. A must if wanting to spend some time in this lovely town.

I have traveled many places; I am a food tourist and a foodie. It is my thing. I ordered the…read moretruffle fries; if they weren't slivered they would be steak fry size (similar geometry in the slices); they smelled & tasted like I had in Chicago; where truffle fries are a big deal. The truffle is the mushroom oil. I also ordered a Rib-eye ?12 oz? steak well-done. It came out a tad bit below well-done; it was taken back to the kitchen and corrected. I also tried the Stella Artois Cidre -- much better than a lot of sugary "Kool-Aid" ciders on the market; & I had a Blue Moon beer with orange slice - refreshing for ~90 degree F. day. I saw Jimmy Carter had been here (presumably stayed the night in the inn). I saw a leg base for the lamp which reminded me of "A Christmas Story" movie. They have specials which they have on a standing chalkboard; June 6, 2020's special was chicken nachos, but I didn't try them as I went all-out for the Ribeye steak. There is a bar in the basement i'm told will be opening June 9, 2020. It looks lovely. Thank you Jessica for your great waitress service. You are an example of Southern Charm and Hospitality; we'll see you again!

Yes, the hotel is slightly rundown, but it is amazing spirit to stay in a building with such…read morehistory. Staff was exceptional. The little town is great. If you look past it, small flaws is a great place to stay.