What a beautiful inn, the home was clean well put together staff has been friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Breakfast served each morning. Snacks and drinks open to all guests. Wonderful location and stay!

Beautiful B&B! Very peaceful and secluded for that romantic getaway! Easy access right off the…read morehighway. Beautifully decorated - comfortable and tasteful. There are many places inside and out with great views and comfortable seating.

One of the nicest Inns you will find in the whole state of Georgia. We arrived up the drive to see…read morebaby deer playing around the property. The Inn has lots of lavender planted on the grounds that smells wonderful in the morning. Breakfast is amazing and served daily at 8:30AM by the proprietors Stuart and Scott which are incredibly friendly and welcoming to me and my wife. Our suite had a very comfortable bed with all the amenities in our spacious room. Would recommend if you want to get away from it all and relax.

Such a great experience! Massage was spectacular and so needed!! Lunch delicious and relaxing…read more Drive up there was gorgeous. Will definitely be back!!

My husband and I really enjoyed our stay at the Yellow Daisy B&B. We stayed in the Blue Skies…read moreSuite for two days. It was an easy 5-minute walk into the main square of Dahlonega and was centrally located for our trips to some wineries in the area. Tracey, along with her two daughters, Remington and Rachel, were gracious hosts and the breakfasts were outstanding. Freshly baked goods were a nice bonus and always were available throughout our stay in the main breakfast area. The king-sized bed in our suite was really comfortable. We stay in bed and breakfasts a lot and certainly wouldn't hesitate to stay here again next time we're in the area.

We booked the day prior to arrival and were pleased that there was one room left- the rest sold…read moreout. Upon arrival, Tracy greeted us, showed us stopping the farmhouse style house and gave us breakfast information. Our room was charming with a queen bed and private large modern bathroom. The shower was excellent. The bed comfortable. We enjoyed the hot, tasty breakfast. The sitting areas were comfortable with outdoor screened patios for enjoying nature.

Wow! My husband and I from Florida and my two best friends from SC found this place to spend a New…read moreYear's Eve together... it was more than I expected! What a quaint and such fun place tucked away in the mountains! From the time we arrived the staff ( Megan) was beyond welcoming. From the cookies to the champagne it was very special. Our room was perfect! Just what I needed for a get away. Well we went off for dinner for at night and decided to take an Uber since it was New Year's Eve and we were not familiar with the area. When it came time to leave , our uber never showed up! We tried again and again to no avail! Called the one and only taxi in the town and she was unable to give us any definite answer. My last hope was to call the lodge . I felt terrible as it was getting later by the minute. It was their New Year's celebration going on. No one was able to answer so I left a message for their manager Sean hoping at 11:00 anyone would even be there to respond. Not even 5 minutes later Sean sent a text asking if we still needed help . This guy went above and beyond to help us out. He was there within minutes and got us back to the resort in time to celebrate with the other guests to bring in the new year! This place is a gem. We will definitely be back every year! They have covered every little detail here to make it special for each guests. Thank you again Sean for making this trip an awesome time! We will definitely be back!

Scheduled a weekend getaway as a jumping off point for a weekend of wine tasting in and around the…read moreDahlonega, GA area. In summary, what a beautiful setting, excellent service, delicious food, charming drinks, with every one of the staff members (owners included) just waiting to coddle and take care of your every whim and desire. Finding the Lodge the first time was a little challenging but just trust the GPS even though it looks like you're heading onto someone's property, stay on the road until you reach the top. Once there, be prepared to be pampered. The road up is a tad narrow, and when we arrived it was covered in leaves (we hit prime color change/leaf dropping) but it's not bad. The rest of the time the road was well cleared with turn-outs obvious and useful if needed (we didn't need one during travels in and out). We stayed in a room on the 1st floor at the end of the hall with a nice sitting room and patio with a beautiful view of the wooded hillside. The room was nice, fully functional and one nice feature were motion lights under the bed such that if you get up during the night you're not stumbling around to find the bathroom door. Loved that. They have a bar with well made drinks and a nice cozy sitting area with a fireplace and comfortable chairs we used to chat with the staff who helped fine tune our winery stops. They have a 'snack bar' (my term) complete with various snacks, cold drinks, a coffee drink, and freshly made cookies each day. Oh, and they will point out a nice little file box with room numbers with homemade candy that magically appears each afternoon! A delicious and generous breakfast is included that is FAR from the typical powered scrambled eggs, paper thin bacon (you know what I'm talkin' about!). No, this is a freshly made frittata, the best home fries I've ever had, fresh cut fruit and more. Great start to each day! They have an outdoor seating area complete with lights, an abundance of bar height chairs/tables, Adirondack chairs, and fire pits. A great way to spend an evening at sunset sipping your wine/cocktails and talking the evening away. I would be remiss if I didn't mention that we opted for the five-course prix fixe dinner in their large communal dining area known as "Wit & Wisdom". It was a great way to mingle with other guests, share stories, compare winery travels, and just share time and conversation. This alone was worth the price of admission! We added the wine pairing so we went all in, and we felt that we certainly got our money's worth out of it! Kicking it off with an Amuse-Bouche and wrapping up the next five-courses, while they appear small, we were absolutely stuffed when we were done. The wines were outstanding and it turned out to literally be the perfect ending to our glorious stay with owners Tommy & Heather and the entire staff that made sure we were fed, comfortable, and part of the Mountain Top 'family'. As I loaded the pictures, I realize I have to give a shout-out to Topher and the crew in the kitchen! You all demonstrate exceptional service and skill. Well Done!!!

Frances and Bill passed away some time ago. The Worley was inherited by Frances' sister. It's…read morepermanently closed as a B&B

The delightful hospitality shown by Frances and Bill is very welcoming and friendly…read more They serve a generous breakfast in a pretty dining room with nice china place settings, in their historic home. (See pics.) Frances makes a delicious variety of breakfast casseroles and baked French toast, oatmeal, grits, fruit, etc., Bill cooks the bacon. The meal is very filling, so much that we did not need to eat lunch. The location is so convenient for the college, and a very short walk to the main square. We found the place to be quiet, relaxing and peaceful. The correct address is 168 W. Main St., Dahlonega, GA.

I loved this hotel and this town so much that I extended my stay for a third night. My room was…read moreclean, comfortable, and well laid out. Just complete the check-in paperwork online ahead of time as requested, give them your mobile number, and you'll be able to access your room and the historic building itself on your own with the codes they will text you. And with free parking, from the hotel you'll be able to walk everywhere in this beautiful, historic, university town in about 10 minutes or less - taking full advantage of its restaurants, shops, and gold museum. But oh, that paperwork!... It was really off-putting, with all these warnings about rules and penalties for breaking them (including fines and eviction for repeated noise complaints - although that's actually just fine with me). As the staff pointed out, though, everything prohibited has actually happened in the hotel. It turns out that Dahlonega is really two kinds of town - the sleepy town that I fell in love with, but sometime a party town! So if you're looking for the former, I recommend missing the mid-October Gold Rush festival, the Christmas festival, and (if you can find out) any destination-wedding dates.

Google review summary 4.6…read more284 reviews 5 4 3 2 1 Reviews on other travel sites Tripadvisor 4.7/5 · 370 reviews Priceline 9.6/10 · 19 reviews Reviews Search reviews Michele E 2/5 7 minutes ago on Google We rented the Villa for our anniversary. Within minutes of checking in, the "faux" doorknob fell off. Leaving a hole in our door. My husband went to the hotel to tell them. The guy came straight over. After 1.5 hrs he suggested moving us to a room at the hotel, because he'd have to go to home depot to fix it. We agreed. I looked up the room difference. Rooms for king that night and next ran $119. We moved. And stayed. At checkout they offered me a $39 discount.??? Room difference was $39 a night? They said it was because they were booked and that's the rate? But they were not booked! And it was not my problem the door handle fell apart! They never attempted to fix anything, but the door handle that fell off... and I apparently paid for. Stir clear! Not a relaxing stay!

Amazing service. Lovely place. I loved the area and really close to downtown Dahlonega.read more

We stayed 3 nights recently at Long Mountain Lodge and had a great time. The bed was comfortable,…read morethe views expansive, and Don couldn't have been more welcoming. Each day brought a different breakfast, with a good variety of fruits, sweets, eggs and veggies. Don also was serving a gluten free muffin for another guest, and eggs for someone else, so he is accommodating. It's a few minutes to drive into the town of Dahlonega, with the winding roads and slow speeds, but still close enough. It was a bit confusing to turn into the driveway then wind up the path to the lodge, but there are signs to help. The driveway is a bit steep and I wouldn't want to go up if it was snowing in our little car! Enough parking for everyone and plenty of common rooms. There is a fridge and microwave on the first floor, and was a mini fridge in our room. It's about 45 minutes to Helen, GA and more affordable. I'd book the lodge again!

This place is really cute. I was a lil disappointed because…read morewe booked the container, which we really wanted to try for the first time but looks like they were having some heater issues so they offered to upgrade us to the king cabin and it was really nice. The facilities is quite small but they have a lil fire pit and some games you can play outside if the weather is good. The ladies on the reception were very friendly. The only couple things I didn't like was that they cabins are too close to each other and there ia no privacy. And the other thing was the wall heater was set to a temperature and we couldn't make it warmer. They had a space heater but it was a very cold night and I was still cold inside.

I'm writing in regard to the King Cabin Suite--…read more I took away a star for a couple reasons. The bathroom sink water tasted/smelled like moth balls, which was weird. The bed definitely needs new pillows, as the current ones are very lumpy. Upon arrival, the concierge was very welcoming and made a special point to explain how the hotel has a partnership with Paul Thomas Chocolates in Dahlonega. She gave us a coupon that said (and she very explicitly said) it was good for one free piece of chocolate bark *per person* in the party, so my partner and I were entitled to a total of 2 free pieces of chocolate. When we took the coupon to the chocolate shop, the young man working there refused to honor it. He said he had always been told to give one piece of chocolate only. We asked him to read the coupon again because this was not what it stated, nor was it what the concierge said. He still refused. My boyfriend told him that the partnership needed to fix their coupons if they weren't going to honor them. Anyway, the cabin was clean and cozy, and the bed was very comfortable other than the pillows. Sheets were buttery soft. Overall I was happy with our stay.

We chose Smith House for our son's groomsmen's brunch before heading to Frogtown for the wedding…read more Also we chose Smith House for accommodations for the wedding party - the girls stayed in one big apartment suite and the boys in the other. Family stayed at the Smith House hotel. Great wedding weekend - love the Smith House!

Smith House is living on a 50 year old reputation. Back in the 70's it was a regular Sunday meal…read moreafter rafting the Chatooga. I moved from Atlanta to CA 50 years ago and was there a few months ago on an Atlanta visit and went to Smith House to relive the old days. Ugh, dried fried chicken, had to be canned beans, gravy tasted like a powder mix, dessert didn't taste fresh. Just like a family restaurant chain serving microwaved food. The hotel rooms seem reasonably priced but after fees, taxes, etc, the rate was 25% higher, just a basic motel room

Cutest b+b in the Mountains Delish breakfast at the adorable…read more@theavahouse in Dahlonega for my best friend's wedding weekend. Felt at home from the moment we arrived until we left to get ready for the ceremony. From the outstanding service, clean and polished rooms to the tasty food and overall hospitality, we did not want to leave! Thank you Delilah and Mike for everything and we cannot wait to come back

This is best place to stay! .. Our visit was fantastic! Such a beautiful, comfortable place. The…read morebreakfast(s) were beyond amazing. The host were there for our every needs and desires before we had time to even ask! A Lovely couple! Will go again!