Beautiful venue and amazing service. Our ceremony and reception was better than we anticipated…read more thank you for opening your doors to me and my now wife.

Great place to visit in Cartersville, Georgia if you are near. Great selection of cars that rotated…read moreeach month. Great and friendly staff will help you through the journey.

We stopped at the Savoy Automotive Museum on a Sunday morning when they opened (10 a.m.). We had…read morevisited almost 5 years ago and were in the area again. We got free admission via a bank promotion. The site is quite large, with a few additional buildings / pavilions. They have a huge parking area. The staff was friendly when we arrived. The museum is a bit smaller than I recalled. That may be due to having visited a larger auto-themed museum a few months ago; maybe that skewed my perspective. Here, they have a long central hallway currently showing a series of NASCAR entries from the 1950s through the present. Some of the models recur, so it is a good overview of how the cars have evolved over the decades both in style and in how they are outfitted for racing. There are also several attached rooms with their own sets of vehicles. One featured a variety of Jeeps from the original military type, through mail delivery vehicles from the 80s, to variants from Japan, etc. Another room featured historical vehicles - concept cars, a car owned by Amelia Earhart, a van used by a civil rights organization on an island in South Carolina, etc. A third was devoted to luxury-type vehicles of various types. At one end of the main hall is a theater where they apparently show films once a month. Outside of that are older cars (Ford Model Ts) and a collection of car-themed artwork on the walls. From what I recall, they have changed out most of the vehicles versus what I recall from last time. They may have some that are museum-owned, but they appear to get quite a number of on-loan cars, which potentially makes the experience somewhat fresh on each visit. They also had a cafeteria, though we left before lunchtime. We spent about an hour here, though you could probably easily double that if you were more of a car enthusiast. This is definitely worth a stop.

I wrote a review as well on the Flavorful Events. The wedding was actually at their location…read moreStonewall manor. Beautiful venue!! I can afford to have 2 daughters wedding there and still have some money left. Ceremony was flawless & reception spectacular! Thank you so much & see you next year for the other wedding. P J

From the owner: 1869 Victorian Manor with Ballroomread more

Delicious ribs. I didn't even need the sauce because the rub is so good. The portions are healthy.read more

From the owner: Johnny Bruce, CPA is a full service accounting practice geared toward individuals and small…read morebusinesses. The practice is located in Cartersville, Georgia. Johnny Bruce, as owner and CPA, thrives to provide professionally competent services in a timely manner in order to meet the financial needs of individuals and small businesses in Northwest Georgia. Mr. Bruce is dedicated to professionalism, responsiveness, and quality. Please see the services page for a list of services provided by Johnny Bruce, CPA.

We joined CCC last summer & have thoroughly enjoyed being members. It is a great club. The course…read moreis really nice & they take great care of it. The pool is also well worth the drive. We also love the clubhouse. They have activities every month with all ages in mind. Most weekends they have Kids Club for a reasonable fee. We have attended many of the special events too. The pool in the summer is great! We love to come out at least Sundays to eat at the pool grill & swim. My 5 year old loves the diving board. All in all CCC is a great value & family oriented.

This is what I would refer to as a classic parkland course - open fairways with moderately dense…read moretree lines separating one hole for the adjacent one. Aesthetically, this is not to everyone's taste but it normally makes for a more forgiving layout for those a little wayward off the tee. The standout at CCC is definitely the condition of the course. It is definitely the finest I've witnessed all summer. This is a Private club so not necessarily an easy tee time to get, but well worth a go if you are lucky enough to get an invite.

Put this destination on your radar. A must visit when in…read moreRome, GA! I was looking to dine at a Tea Room while visiting Georgia. I came across the charming Southern Seasons Tea Room online and decided to make a brief getaway to Rome GA. While the journey was much longer than I expected, it was totally worth it. Upon my arrival I was warmly greeting by Courtney. She introduced me to four freshly brewed ice teas, one of which I was to choose as part of my lunch menu. Difficult to chose just one. The Venue As soon as I drove in and saw their signage, I knew I was going to have an exceptional experience. Absolutely beautiful. No detail was spared in the decor and themed tables. The Food My menu of choice included finger sandwiches, appetizer and dessert. Very filling, I ended up taking a few sandwiches to go. They offer a selection of lunch options on line. I love their ease of reserving, selecting and paying on line. The Teas They have teas I have never heard of. I decided to purchase a Scottish Breakfast tea. The Staff Thank You Hailey and Courtney for making this out of towner feel so at home and welcome. I truly appreciate the travel scones and treats. Southern Seasons is the perfect day trip destination, I look forward to returning. For those of you who visit, please leave reviews. I would have never discovered this hidden gem had it not been for the reviews.

Went to have afternoon tea with a friend and her daughters who were visiting from out of state…read more This was their first time at a tea house. We were able to choose 2 hot teas and 2 cold teas. We were served tea sandwiches, scones, and pastries. The room is decorated very nicely, with a Harry Potter theme since it's October. There are hats to use for pics, if desired. Next to the dining room is the store where you can sample and purchase various teas, if desired. The staff were excellent. Both ladies were very friendly and accommodating. I would highly recommend visiting any chance you get.

Each year we try to go to a different pumpkin patch with the kids. This year we tried Pettit Creek…read moreFarms. While it was about 30 min from our home, it was easy to get to. However, as we pulled in to the farm we got a little worried because the area surrounding the farm were a little unkempt. But we continued on. There was plenty of parking. We paid our entrance fee and began to look around. The kids saw several things they wanted to do, but alas there was an extra charge. The treetop experience was $50+ a person, the swing ride was $5 a person, feeding the giraffe was $5 a person, riding a camel was $5 a person, etc. needless to say we did do the extras except the camel ride for the older two kids. Concessions were available and fairly reasonably priced. Fortunately the "hay" tractor ride was good with stops to see the camels, pigs and goats, and zebras (of course food to feed the animals was extra). Overall we had a good time, but I was not a fan of all the hidden extra costs. We did buy a few small pumpkins and gourds. If you visit plan to take plenty of cash with you. Would I recommend this place? Maybe. The exotic animals were cool but I think other farms do a better job of creating that "fall pumpkin patch" feel.

Oh did have fun! I brought my students and team here for a field trip. We were amazed to see the…read moreexotic animals camels, zebras, emu, etc. The students enjoyed the hay ride. We rode arose to tour the farm. The petting zoo was fun. We feed the calf and goats. They had us build a scarecrow which was hilarious! Lastly, the students ran through the hay maze, It wore them out. This place is a gem and great place to visit.

We randomly found this hotel when driving back to Indiana from Florida. I saw it from the…read moreinterstate, sitting up on a hill, just at the very time I was starting to get tired of driving. We checked in around 9 pm. The front desk employee was very friendly and welcoming. I travel for work so I am very familiar with the HIE hotels, but my friend who was traveling with me was not. He did a very nice job explaining the hotel features and breakfast to her, and answered all her questions. Our room was very clean and comfortable. Bathroom and shower were spotless. My room was very quiet, and I couldn't hear any traffic noise at all. I am not usually a fan of HIE breakfasts but this is Christmas Day and I know all the breakfast restaurants are closed, so I appreciated it. It was better than most, with several hot items. All the food was fresh and the area was very clean. The breakfast seating area was very nice. I'll remember this hotel for the next time I drive to Florida.

The pool was under construction. 1st room plugs did not work. 2nd room Dirty refrigerator and…read morestains on the beds. 3rd room had hair all in the beds. My son's apple juice and brown floating stuff in it. The Manager on Duty was nonchalant and I different about all of it!

STOP IN AND SAY HEY!…read more The visitor's center is located in the old depot which is just perfect. It has clean bathrooms if you are out and about and need to make a stop. We always enjoy stopping by the visitor's center to obtain additional information. It is fairly self-serve so you can just walk in and select the information that you need. A staff member did come in to see if we needed assistance but we were fine. It is a cute little office with plenty of seating so you can take a break from touring. Take time to stop in and say hey. We enjoyed visiting the Booth Western Museum but found that there was not much to the downtown area except they have an interesting number of art galleries and attorneys. I think the coolest aspects of the town are the trains that frequently pass through and the quaint little places to eat. The one place that should have been open, (according to posted hours) but wasn't, was the bakery. Shame on you! Maybe next time.

From the owner: Just slightly north of Atlanta on Interstate 75, is Cartersville. Treasured for its history, the…read moredestination offers diverse things to see and do appealing to multiple generations. Imagine a convenient vacation destination where you can make the whole family happy!