Let's start by saying, please don't waste your time on this place!…read more There is so much to complain about that it would take all day. Key points: Outdated and dirty. The bathtub had a permanent dirt ring around it, and the dressers had missing handles. Because my husband was there for 18 days, he asked in advance for a room with a kitchen so he could cook. There were no pots or pans to be had, only a few plastic spoons. There was a phone, but it had no phone cord! When we asked about a cleaning schedule, a lady said, " You just got here, we don't clean after just a few days, and we don't have anyone to do it until next week." HUH? And we have a towel limit, also only 2. No one knew the code for the laundry room; it took 2 days to get the 1234 code!! The staff was all new, and if we had a complaint on Friday, you were going to have to wait until Monday for the manager. Terrible!!

Stayed here for my Dad's surgery. We got two large rooms for a great price. Reservations were a…read morebreeze even when they postponed the surgery the afternoon before we were scheduled. They accommodated us for the last minute change. The staff is attentive and responsive, as well as courteous and helpful. Several went beyond their job descriptions to assist and offer help to me and my elderly parents. The location is peaceful and relaxing, and there are several dining options to the East and West. They do need to get the swimming pool open again. It looked very nice but said closed. Yes, the furnishings are outdated and rooms are at various stages of updating. But, the bedding is comfortable, with cool AC, desks, working fridge/freezer, microwave, internet, etc. The rooms are clean, well maintained, and all amenities in our rooms worked. Cannot say the same for our stay at the Buckhead LaQuinta who had broken phones and internet. Not a large variety for breakfast but good quality brands of cereal, milk, pastries, yogurt, etc. The coffee is Starbucks and they keep it going hot until 10 pm! I will stay here if my Dad needs to return.

It is a little hard to find, with some road construction on Piedmont, but the provided instructions…read morewere accurate- second house north of 8th, drive slightly obscured by a phone pole. This home is exquisite! I particularly liked entering from the back porch side and being greeted as it immediately gave the mind-set of, "Welcome." And soon after, "Welcome Home." The grounds gardens are an English garden oasis in this Midtown section. The property sits far enough off of Piedmont so that the city noise and traffic is hardly noticeable, yet you are only a couple of blocks from the park and some great restaurants. Everything is wonderful, from the gardens to the architecture and modern upgrades (our shower with ceiling and side wall heads), pasties, snacks, soft drinks at the ready, down to the smaller details like triple sheet bedding and French coffee pressed morning brew. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Our host, Judy, was very personable and we connected with her immediately, especially in discussing our shared faith. The porches are spacious, quiet, and if desired, heated. Breakfast is served at a community style table, which also turned out to be pleasant, simply because the type of patron to this particular sort of inn (Select Registry) must have something in common! In fact, a young couple also staying here unexpectedly showed up at a folk concert we also attended in Kennesaw (25-30 miles North) at a community Church. I believe there are eight rooms in the main house, each with a private and spacious bathroom. Personal entry codes are provided and activated during your stay. We had an absolutely lovely time and will be back!

We stayed here for one night traveling through Atlanta. What…read morea spectacular experience. The home is beautifully decorated with lots of attention to detail in everyway. In our room was a filled ice bucket, water and delicious brownies under a glass dome. The home's surrounding gardens are gorgeous which was perfect to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. The team and owner were also wonderful. Consistent with the rest of our stay, breakfast was a spectacular finish. Highly recommend!

The male owner threatened me and a Good Samaritan stepped in to protect me. it was chaotic. The man…read morekept walking up to me and then leaving, just to walk back up and disturb me more. He was also cursing me out at the top of his lungs, which alarmed the people around to help me. please keep in mind, this man OWNES the property. I would never stay here.

Wonderful place to stay. We will definitely return. The space is so unique and the hosts were so…read morewelcoming.

Decatur Alpaca Farm is more of a lifestyle than a physical space. Nestled in an unassuming…read moreresidential neighborhood, this magnificent microfarm and its beautifully manicured gardens, impeccably clean grounds, and hilariously entertaining animals offers such a whimsical and interesting escape from the hustle and bustle of the city -- it is an escape you surely will not want to miss. Marykay, who is by far one of the most interesting, friendly, and intelligent people we've ever met, greeted us with a fresh bowl of eggs hatched that same day from her flock of 25 chickens. The alpaca herd was visible from the nearby gate -- all were happily chomping away at a pile of orchard grass (which Marykay later informed us is the equivalent of alpaca pizza). They are inquisitive, yet a little shy, but if you respect them they will return the favor. Both alpacas, chickens, and cottage guests have plenty of space so as not to intrude upon one another. We opted for the Alpaca Experience, which is an absolute must-do for all guests. It is incredibly informational and as interactive as you'd like for it to be -- assuming you are putting the animals' needs ahead of your own. Marykay is incredibly knowledgeable and has literally built the farm from a small chicken coop to a very impressive, tidy, organized alpaca haven. It is very evident that all animals are so loved, respected, and maybe just a bit spoiled from time to time. All are rescued from varying degrees of past hardship but their new life on Marykay's farm is a blissful existence, as evidenced by their calm, enthusiastic, and curious demeanor. The cottage itself is adorable -- easily comparable to the spaces and vibes found in Garden and Gun or Southern Living. The refrigerator is stocked with all the conveniences of home, snacks and beverages are available for those late-night cravings, and coffee at the ready for early risers. Everything was clean, warm, cozy, and loved -- just like the farm animals. Dare we mention the alpaca fiber blankets available throughout the space? The entire experience is what you make of it. Should you want to hole up in the house (not recommended when alpaca/chicken watching is so entertaining and the spirit of the various flower/vegetable/dyes gardens being so alive, but who are we to tell you how to spend your time), Marykay will absolutely respect your boundaries. But, if you're looking to truly experience something unique, as her a few questions. You will not be disappointed. We travel often and book via Airbnb regularly, however no place has been quite as comfortable, unique, interactive, and interesting as Decatur Alpaca Farm. Marykay has created something so unique and heartwarming -- every open-minded adventurer should include this place as a stop on the bucket list. As for the casual traveler, a couple nights in her garden will erase all stress, even if the alpacas are not your thing. We did not want to leave.

This is not just a physical get away, this is one that speaks to the very SOUL. Marykay is a…read morephenomenal host, but she is also kind, family-oriented, empathic, and offers her own heart as a safe space for EVERYONE to stay. She welcomes everyone here, and I don't mention that lightly in 2021. I used the property for a visual project some years ago, and kept in touch because it was that moving of an experience. And don't get me started on the majesty of the alpacas - my goodness!!! Feeding them carrots might be one of the highlights of the past decade. What a hidden gem right near the city of Atlanta. Do your spirit a favor and definitely visit!

We checked in late. I reported the problem and was told that housekeeping would be there the next…read moreday. Normally, I would have moved to a hotel because "ick" -- our feet were sticking to the floor. However, I was traveling with my 84 year-old mother. She is very ill. She insisted on doing this trip to see her family, sadly, for the last time. There is no way I could've moved her to a hotel so we went ahead and slept there. The next day, I called twice to remind them to clean the unit. After a long day of visiting family, we returned to find the place untouched. This time, I asked to be moved to another unit in the same building. I could see from their website that they had available units. Again, this is so simple, just move me. First they said they wouldn't move me because there were only two- bedroom units in the building, I have a one-bedroom. Who cares?! You gave me a dirty room. Normally a property manager would be falling all over themselves to correct this issue, but these guys actually expected me to sleep there again with the promise of sending housekeeping the next day. I told them I didn't care about the cost, I just wanted a clean room and I would pay the difference. I also explained multiple times that I was traveling with a very sick woman. I packed our things and moved to the lobby. Two hours later, we were still waiting for the paperwork, to get some kind of management approval, for me to sign something, and for someone to walk over with an elevator key fob. The irony is no physical keys are needed, everything is electronic and the concierge could've just let me on the floor. But no, I had to wait. I called and I texted every 10 minutes, like a crazy woman, begging to be let in the room while I watched my mom sleeping, slumped over, in the lobby chair. I feel horrible, I don't believe I did the right thing for my mother. It's just a dirty room, why didn't I just put her to bed? We ended up walking to the hotel next-door. The concierge helped me move her. After I got her in bed and returned to the lobby of the building to pick up my luggage, the management company brought over the new key fob. Seriously? You guys could've let me into the new room and then did your paperwork and your policies and your management approval. You already had my credit card information, you already had funds for another three nights. It would've been nothing for you to let us in, but instead, you ghosted me. I get it. I was calling every 10 minutes, but you ghosted me. I was absolutely shocked when the concierge told me that new keys, of course on my dime, were delivered to the building.

Enjoyed my stay. Beautiful, luxury, safe spaces. Recommend that you review all locations they…read morehave in the area and make selection that suits you.

I absolutely loved my stay here. Dave was a hospitable and friendly host, cooking a delicious…read morebreakfast every morning. The space itself was clean, spacious, and tastefully decorated. I would definitely stay here again.

Located in a beautiful quiet neighborhood of historic homes by Piedmont Park. This suite is…read moreprivate, clean and spacious with easy on site parking. There is a full kitchen and bath. High quality linens, towels, shampoos and soaps that were provided made my stay very comfortable. The unit also had many books, movies and games, computer, printer, hair dryer, iron and ironing board. This location is one block from the belt line for walkers, joggers or you can easily rent bicycles or bird scooters. It is also within walking distance to Trader Joe's and a small movie theater. David was an excellent host who prepared a lovely full breakfast and was very quick to respond to my requests. I would highly recommend this bed and breakfast experience.

Are we glad we chose this location for a quick getaway to celebrate our 2nd anniversary. The home…read moreexceeds your expectations. Authentically designed with lots to do. The host was such a delight and so accommodating. The breakfast blew us away. Quiet with great outdoor space to rest and relax. Definitely consider.

I haven't left a review on any website before but... after staying at La Hacienda Inn…read moreBed & Breakfast, I knew I had to. It is a hidden gem. The owners, Tera & Ed are there to please. Our bedroom was private, with every amenity you could ask for. The massive courtyard & grounds are impeccable, & seem never ending. There's a putting green & horseshoe area, & even more we didn't have time to explore. I will definitely plan a trip to STAY at La Hacienda to enjoy all they have to offer. Relaxation, great service, great food. 5 star for sure.

Wow, this place is wonderful! Beverly is a very kind and accommodating hostess who was able to add…read moreme in for an extra night last minute. She made delicious breakfasts every morning, and provided great tips and tricks for things to do around Atlanta. It's in a perfect location near lots of cute restaurants, shops, and multi-use paths for a pleasant day out. The porch is amazing, and weather permitting, you should definitely spend some time on it. The bed was comfortable, the rooms were clean and super cutely decorated. This was the epitome of Southern Hospitality. I'd highly recommend, and I hope you decide to stay here when you visit Atlanta!

Sadly, we did not get to stay at The Peach House and had to cancel our reservations due to the…read moreCovid-19 pandemic. We will definitely try them next time around though, because of their willingness to bend and flexibility regarding reservations, deposits, etc. Good Luck to you Peach House - we wish you all the very best.