Terrific service. I've used Captain Mike many times. He's responsive, prompt, and his cars clean…read moreand comfortable. Highly recommend.

Excellent service. I Highly recommend SkyView Comfort Rides! Capt. Mike is top Notch!read more

Very winding road to enter for checkin. Visitor center is on the left upon entrance. Parking pass…read moreis required for $5 a day or annual option. Two spots are located by visitor center for RV's to park for checkin. Checkin is from 8 am until 5 pm at visitor's center. At camp host after 5 pm. Very small campground. All are full hookups with quite a few pull through sites. Newly renovated campground area. Horseshoe, volleyball, playground, and bath house are located within campground as well as dump station. Small lake to fish at by visitor's center. Larger lake to fish on is located straight past the turn in for the campground. Mostly stocked with catfish and bass. (Hint they like corn, hot dogs, Vienna sausage and chicken livers which can be found at the local dollar general.) Over 21 miles of hiking trails but only some are available for non equestrian use on the weekends. The civil war museum and sites are a great adventure and Melanie is a good guide. The museum needs updating and some placards need to be moved for better viewing. All in all a good campground and experience. Will be back.

Just got back from a three day camping trip at A.H. Stephens State Park. my wife, dog and I all…read moreenjoyed it. We arrived on a Monday. As a result, there was no one else in the camp ground. The sites seemed spacious. We found a site on the opposite side of the camp ground from the camp hosts. It was quiet and very peaceful. There are several lakes in the park as well as a walking trail and an equestrian trail. All were nice. There's also a Civil War museum / historical site. We didn't visit but it looks like a neat tour for history buffs. The park staff were all very courteous, friendly and helpful. The camp ground was very clean and the camp hosts were great. The biggest negative was the bathhouse. It was spotlessly clean but very small. They had women's toilets in the men's room and didn't even have a urinal. There were only three stalls and two small shower stalls. It appears they have cut away some of the bathhouse to use as a handicapped mens / womens room. The camp hosts said that the room is supposed to be locked except when there's someone in the handicapped camping space. So, about half the bathhouse of the only bathhouse is off limits to most campers; your ax dollars at work. I understand it's the law and even if it weren't, having handicap accessible restrooms would be the right thing to do but no one says they have to be off limits and inaccessible to the rest of the campers. That strikes me as just plain stupid regulatory over reach. However, it's not the fault of the camp. The only other negative was the train. There's a train track within a half a mile of the park. There are three trains that run daily; one during the afternoon, a second one in early evening and a third one later in the evening (believe it's around 9 p.m.) They might be a little distracting for anyone trying to hit the sack early but they weren't too distracting. I also think the campsites might be a little crowded for tent camping if the camp ground were full but we didn't run into that problem. I did read Beth M.'s review. However, we didn't smell any foul odors while we were there. Don't know if it's seasonal or if the issue's been corrected but the air was fresh and clear through our stay. Overall, the experience was excellent. We plan to go back to A.H. Stephens. If you're a camping enthusiast, give it shot! You'll probably enjoy it.

Stayed here for a holiday weekend and had an amazing time. Our villa was right on the water with…read moreboats docked outside and it was such a tranquil ambiance. The villa was clean and cute. We had the convenience of walking to the restaurant next door and enjoyed dinner and drinks. Cuscowilla is a gated community and you need a reservation to get inside--it also features private residences and a golf course.

Had an amazing stay! Arrived and ate lunch at the club house. My salad was great and the waitress…read morelet me add avocado to it, making my already amazing salad fabulous. If your hungry while waiting, there is a popcorn machine and you can help yourself to it. The view is super relaxing. The weekend was filled with boating, eating at the waterside grill, laying out at the pool and of course the wedding festivities. Amazing place for a wedding. See my pics!!! Super fun and relaxing resort!!!!

This Inn has 3 floors with about 18 guest rooms on the first and half of the second floor. Other…read moreunits are private residences with the third floor a private penthouse. Our room was very spacious with a seating area in front of the TV and had a gas fireplace, ceiling fan, and balcony. Nice spacious bathroom with a waterfall shower head. The front desk had a good supply of chocolate cookies, warm and crispy. Yum Yum. They have basic breakfast options but we chose to walk 3 blocks to Betty Genes for a full breakfast. Also, The Sinclair is a great option for specialty coffees & light breakfast. This is a great option for a nice stay in this beautiful antebellum Southern city.

We came to Madison just a visit for the day because we have never been here. We heard good things…read moreabout this place we decided to come in. Cindy greeted us at the desk and Ashley gave us a lovely tour. We saw the regular rooms, as well as a suite. Extremely cozy and clean and inviting. Highly recommend if you're ever in the area to stay here. We will be back.

Helpful information. Guides to historic houses and places of interest. Clean restrooms. Very nice…read morehost. Recommend stopping in during the visit.

Great location and good information on local history. Friendly staff and have a walking app to hear…read morethe history of the area and the architecture of the town.

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.

We wanted to stay at the Ritz but the price for Labor Day weekend was just too steep so found out…read moreabout Cuscowilla and booked a room for several nights. The resort grounds were very pleasant, close to the lake and two nice pools and very good dining. All of that was wonderful. Only downside was that the maid service never came to our room the first day is was needed at all. By the time we returned to the room from outdoor activities it was too late to ask that they complete their service. Also, the queen beds in the room needed replacement. We were rolling into the center as they curved into the middle...ouch. - Other than those two issues, overall a good resort for families!

Wow! We had a fabulous weekend at this resort…read more My cousin, who lives near Atlanta decided to have her wedding at Cuscowilla on Lake Oconee. She wanted her friends and family to stay at the resort for the weekend, making the event more like a reunion with a lovely lakeside ceremony on the agenda. We arrived on Thursday afternoon. Check-in was a breeze and the staff was very friendly. All of the suites are located in one area of the resort close to the water. The room we were given was comfortable, spacious, and beautiful. We were a short walk from the lake, pool, restaurant, and pro shop. I visited the pool throughout the weekend and enjoyed views of the lake while sipping on drinks I purchased from the restaurant just inside the clubhouse. My cousin's wedding ceremony was held lake-side on the lawn behind her suite. It was a beautiful sitting. We spent the rest of the day boating and playing games on the lawn. The entire event was relaxing and enjoyable. I would recommend this resort to anyone looking for an affordable yet comfortable place to stay on lake Oconee. This resort is especially appealing for families and golfers.

The hotel is very nice and new the beds were so comfortable got a good night sleep Staff was very…read morefriendly and helpful the only thing the breakfast has a lot to be desired not very fresh. Coffee apple and orange juice was the best thing.