I absolutely would not recommend this company. After being told would be able to bill insurance,…read morebut instead billing my credit card over 2300.00, deposit of 200.00 being billed twice. I was given a previous clients contracts, I was then advised my account would be credited but sent a receipt for 20% of promised credit. Still no credit on card... Their resolution, none. Don't call, don't come in and if you do Pam will darn put hands on you... not professional nor reputable.

Amazing service. We were stranded and the representative came to pick up up at the hotel room and…read morerented us a vehicle on the weekend when every other rental car company was closed. Highly recommended!

We pulled in with no reservation, just needing to be off the road for a night. everyone was…read morefriendly, helpful, and welcoming. The parks is very clean and well maintained. Excellent rates for all lengths of stay! I would highly recommend Twin Oaks

What a nice park. Easy access to and from I 75. Check in was quick and friendly. Our site # 60 was…read morevery level and located across from the restrooms. Very quiet and well maintained. We also had our propane tank filled. Nice pool and fenced dog park. Would definitely return.

Simply an amazing stay! I spent the evening with my parents who were visiting from Florida. Kim and…read moreSusan were the prefect hosts and they are so helpful to give us recommendations on the local restaurants and attractions. We choose to have our dinner at Rosemary & Thyme, we had a wonderful relaxing evening as our pre Thanksgiving festivities Our evening was topped off with admiring the historic home of Susan and Kim's while sipping our evening wine in the dinning room. We had some tea too in our room. Our room was super spacious and quiet. We stayed in the Magnolia Room. The bed and the sheets were very comfortable. Susan made us an amazing breakfast! So filling! But so worth it! And the coffee was excellent! We hope to come back again and tour more of the local attractions! And as Kim recommended the Little Drummer Boy Museum at Andersonville is a first stop before heading to the historic site!

My wife and I just stayed three nights at Americus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast. The property is a…read morebeautiful home built in 1847. Our room was large with a large bathroom. The shower was most excellent. Our hosts, Kim and Susan, were fabulous. The meals provided were extraordinaire. We were the only guests staying there at the time and our hosts took the time to visit with us, truly making us feel right at home. We will certainly stay there again. John & Toni Collier

I called Twin Oaks Campground multiple times over several days and was never able to reach anyone…read more I left voicemail messages twice with my name and number, but received no callbacks. They are closed on Sundays, which makes it even more inconvenient for travelers trying to make reservations. Unfortunately, this lack of responsiveness makes them seem unreliable for booking."

We've stayed here many times Every thing is great EXCEPT…read moresite 56-it's under a tree dropping marbles down on our roof- We can't sleep It's 0247 -I'm surprised they would rent out this site-- I'm going to ask for a Refund in AM-it was the last site- we didn't think the falling nuts/Marbles would never end-- I see some other sites under Trees/ Normally we take a site with no trees-we're tempted to leave now but will try to sleep again out of exhaustion

This is a lovely old hotel that has its own life on the inside…read more The architecture is absolutely srunning. The porch on level 3 is absolutely one of my favorite spaces in the hotel. Due to a convention we werent able to explore their eateries, and thats Ok. We had the Jessica Tandy Suite on the 3rd floor (rm 317). It was very spacious, the bed firn but comfortable. The sitting room furniture has come from estate sales and thrift stores to have that old feeling, we were afraid wed break the glass table, but we did not. There is a presence of a mold smell, but it didnt really bother us as we went nose blind. The 3rd floor is reportedly haunted, but because my body wouldn't cooperate Inwasnt able to go on the haunted tour. I did feel conpelled ro check out room 333. I would stay here again.

I always enjoy my stay anytime that I check into the Windsor. Although they have changed rewards…read moreprograms a few times it's always posted so that you can keep earning points with each stay. This particular visit was a quick stay over for a couple of hours after a local event. Unfortunately we had to check out early due to traveling to avoid the incoming winter weather. The young lady at the front desk was so nice with assisting us with deciding on which restaurant to dine from inside the hotel. Although the hotel has undergone some drastic renovations, it still needs a few more personal touches to bring it back to all its grandeur. Peeling paint among the ceilings and faint musk smells throughout the hallways prevent this hotel from having five stars. But if you're looking for a small touch of old time, luxury and large spacious rooms, then this is definitely the place to be.

Don't miss this place. I've driven through Richland all my life. It is a nice, quaint little town…read more Today, we saw a sign for Richland Rum and spontaneously hooked a U-ey and headed over there. They weren't busy (actually, my fiancee and I were the only ones there) as it was 2:30pm on a Tuesday. Jamie was lovely and gave us a guided tour. We really enjoyed seeing the gear and hearing how it was all done. Then, we had a tasting and the rum was fantastic. We took home a Single Estate Old Georgia Rum. They have done a wonderful job renovating and saving some old buildings in old downtown Richland and thereby saving some old Georgia history and they grow the sugar cane locally. Nice job guys. Don't miss this place.

We are Harvest Host members, and found this stop on our travels back to Florida. They are very…read moreresponsive when requesting a stay! It's a beautiful building in a sleepy town (there's literally not much to do here!). We of course HAD to do a tasting! Well, I don't drink rum, but my husband was in heaven! Kim explained the barrel process, etc. on each and every bottle. Very informative! I did walk away with some coffee for myself :) It's a cozy place to sit and sip. There's a store and outdoor area for your enjoyment. We would definitely stop here again!