I'm converted to finding all skin care products here. I started by finding a soothing cream for my…read moredaughter's eczema. I was helped to find a very affordable cream that has been so helpful! Then, I went for a moisturizer for me, and I'm VERY picky. I will not use just anything on my face. I have loved the cream and when I ran out of the face wash that I've been using for 10 years, I decided I'd go back in and try that same brand of face wash as the moisturizer. While I was in, I was browsing the makeup, because I'd like a really good blush. I was sat down at a table to try different blushes on my face and landed on one that I LOVE! I can't wait for another need to go back because they have amazing products that are truly good for your skin! And I absolutely love going somewhere where I can trust, have an amazing experience and can support a wonderful local business!!

Such a unique and friendly store. Personable staff and who are passionate about what they do. If…read moreyou get a chance, definitely worth a visit!!

The view was absolutely beautiful, and the rooftop was a highlight--great atmosphere and really…read moregood food. The bed was super comfortable and I slept better than I have in a long time. What really made the stay special was the Southern charm and hospitality. Everyone was friendly and welcoming, and it truly felt like Georgia. I'd definitely stay here again.

We decided to avoid the interstate motel roulette wheel and spend the night at the Partridge Inn…read more Pulling up, things looked promising. The valet folks were friendly, everybody smiled, and for a moment I thought we might have stumbled onto one of those places where Southern hospitality still gets practiced instead of just printed on brochures. The inn itself has that old-school charm. The front porch alone looks like it has stories to tell, and most of them are probably better than the ones you'll hear at the average chain hotel breakfast buffet. The room was nice enough, though getting to it felt a little like a low-impact obstacle course. After stepping off the elevator, there were three steps to negotiate before reaching the room. No big deal. I shuffled the luggage and carried on. Then I discovered the room itself was split-level, complete with three more steps. That arrangement seemed perfectly reasonable until the 3 a.m. trip to the bathroom, when those same steps suddenly became an adventure sport. One suggestion: every room ought to have a proper nightstand and a place to charge the electronic gadgets that have become attached to modern Americans like an extra limb. We may not all travel with a typewriter anymore, but most of us carry enough electronics to launch a small satellite. Things got a little more interesting when hunger arrived. We tried to make restaurant reservations through the Resy link on the hotel's website. No luck. The restaurant wasn't listed. Fine. Technology fails. It happens. So I called the restaurant. No answer. Turns out the restaurant number appears to be the same as the front desk. I left a message and waited about 45 minutes for a callback. Never got one. Again, no big deal. DoorDash and an Indian restaurant came to the rescue. While pondering the mystery of the missing callback, I found myself staring out the window. That's when I noticed the paint splatters and streaks all over the glass. Now, I don't know who handles maintenance around there, but somebody needs to explain that painting a window and cleaning a window are two entirely different activities. And that's really the story of the Partridge Inn. Nice people. Pleasant room. Plenty of charm. But charm can only carry you so far when attention to detail keeps missing the bus. The little things matter because they add up. The unanswered phone, the broken reservation link, the paint on the windows, the awkward room layout--they're all small by themselves. Together, they're enough to make me appreciate the stay but probably not enough to make me come back for another one.

I had a lovely stay at the Holiday Inn. It was the perfect location to attend my friend's…read moreengagement party at the Marina, 5 minutes drive away. The room was comfy- bed was comfortable, shower had nice hot water. I loved the convenience of the free electric charging for my car. Lastly, breakfast was delicious. Horace was wonderful to bring out fresh eggs and sausage. I finished my breakfast and he asked if I wanted some food to go. I was leaving that morning, but I greatly appreciated that offer. It was a wonderful stay!

Pulling up to Holiday Inn, it looks rather new. Walking in, it's well lit and I love the floors…read more The elevators missed the remodel because they were kind of spooky inside. Not well lit at all. However, The front desk staff were pleasantly friendly. The young lady even provided me with a flyers of local places to eat in the area. I arrived late so Many places were closing soon. It was the thought that counted for me. My Room 511 was super spacious. King size bed comfortable. I bit too high but I managed to get in and out without falling. Looks like it's been remodeled. Hard wood laminate flooring. Nice size Flat screen TV. Bathroom and shower were nice. The detail to cleanliness is the missing Star. Floors were clean. I can see the large size stains...Hmmm. It didn't keep me from getting a good nights rest. Breakfast the next morning was rather delightful. I held a great conversation with the female attendant about the city and things to do on my next visit. They offered a variety of food options. I grabbed the egg and cheese Omlette, smothered it with a bit of sausage gravy & headed on my way.