I absolutely adore this house and all the details. Lovely is how I'd describe our stay at this…read morecharming, beautifully preserved bed and breakfast. The suites are so secluded, we felt like we were the only ones in the house. The staff was so pleasant and gracious hosts while we were in the common areas of the home. Breakfast was especially nice with a couple different options to choose from. Everything looked and tasted better served on their china. Don't expect blackout curtains found at hotels. Bring a sleep mask if you need it pitch black after sunrise. :)

The Paxton is the best place to stay in Thomasville, and the Grande Suite is the best room at the…read moreinn. The suite has a king bed with large fireplace. There is a second fireplace in the adjoining sitting room. Tastefully decorated. The host and staff are very sweet and helpful. Just a great place to recharge your batteries.

This is the best vacation rental ever! Free Pancake Station, s'mores, continental breakfast!…read moreAwesome Waterfront views of the Suwannee River. The owner is a great hostess and provides excellent service.

What a cool place! We stayed in the carriage house and it was quiet, comfortable and had everything…read morewe needed! Scott and Cathy are wonderful hosts and we just enjoyed sitting and talking with them. The history of this place is pretty cool too! There is a lot to see in the main house and it just has a very chill vibe. We ate dinner in the main house and I tell you, Cathy sure can cook! We enjoyed every meal she made. She even sells a cook book of her recipes! This really is a hidden gem! It is walking distance to down town Monticello which offers some great places to eat and shop. They have wonderful antique stores, a fabulous coffee shop and a little bakery with some of the best treats. It's really a nice little escape from the hustle and bustle of every day life

Great food and great service. Very friendly staff. Scott and Cathy made us feel right at home.read more

Great time. John &…read moreMelissa were great host. Everything was smooth with the checkin. They had helpful places to check out binder in your room which was really nice, mini fridge inside and a coffee machine. The oversized jacuzzi tub was a perk; everything smelled great and the weekend breakfast was delicious, and there was more than enough for you to eat. Enjoyed our time

This place is incredible!!! John and Mellisa were amazing and so fun to talk to. This is an…read moreunderrated place. Nearby restaurants are also pretty good. Nice little town.

Awesome! Our two rooms were immaculate, the service impeccable, and the breakfast presentation was…read moresuperb. (Try homemade apple-nut bread and delicious quiche!) When you enter the door you step into the 1920's, only with WIFI, flat panel TVs, memory foam beds and A/C. The rooms, lounges and sitting areas are fabulously decorated with 1900-1940 period furnishings. Breakfast in the large ornate dining room was a highlight. If you appreciate history or just want an Old Florida experience, the Chateau de Lafayette is worth going out of your way for. If you will stay in the Mayo/Perry area, I don't believe you could find a nicer place to stay.

Pros: I booked all 4…read morerooms in Grace Manor. I'm so happy I did. It was a fabulous time. The house is beautiful with many unique nooks and crannies. The ceilings are adorned with crown molding that seems to reach out and draw you in and the criss-cross pattern is perfect for the dual warming colors that resemble the morning sky. It is close to a railroad crossing and a park with a huge playground just down the road. The memorial statue of Ray Charles is located at this park and justly positioned near the playground and the pond. The food was absolutely delicious and a sight for hungry eyes. I pre arranged dinner at 6:30 for my family on a Saturday night. I'm so glad I did. Brenda was nice enough to cork two bottles of wine my sister gifted me. It was a delightful dinner and a special moment with my siblings and their families. I stayed in the honeymoon suite. It has a large bathroom with adorable wooden french doors separating it from the room. There is a small table with two chairs and a delicate tablecloth with doily's and two glasses. The honeymoon suite is also connected to a sunroom that is also connected to the Rose room. All parties sort of gather here or on the front surrounding porch to chat and lounge. My family played enjoyed both, practicing games we planned to use at our event the night after and enjoying cocktails upstairs. We also enjoyed the large wrap around front porch with a porch swing, several sectioned seating options and a table with chairs in the front corner perfect for games. Brenda has a nook upstairs with games and books a plenty. We enjoyed playing a new twist on jenga. Only the second floor is available to guests and the parlor and dining area on the main level. The house is 3 stories plus an attic, so don't expect to see anything more than what I mentioned. Parking is in the rear. Park on the grass. Bag ice is available at the gas station. The grounds are green and beautiful. The pool temperature was perfect. There is plenty of seating. No music, so you may want to bring a small (Battery operated) music player. When we came down the stairs ready for the pool Brenda and her team had a bundle of towels and basket of sun care products waiting for us to grab as we went out the door. Tour: When she showed us the upstairs, all the lights remained off. I understand wanting to save energy, but at least flick on the light with a smile while you show us the room, then turn it off when we move on. Families Beware: My husband, my 3 year old son and myself were the first to arrive. I feel the welcome got off to a rocky start. She treated me like a young school girl, correcting me twice, (once on when I told my husband when the house was built (1898) and I actually said that, but she insisted that I said 1998. And another when I mentioned that I liked the birdhouse on the front lawn. I guess it is a "library" not a bird house. Then after she corrected me, in middle of our conversation flow she turned around and started another conversation with some girl who walked up to her on the lawn, completely disregarding my presence. She seemed put off that I had my 3 year old son with me, though she was aware of this in advance. She even put his toys back into his small bag minutes after we arrived which made my son cry and feel very uncomfortable. My son is very quiet, adorable, well behaved, loving and not in any way a bratty little kid you see often out and about. My husband also informed me that Brenda actually came to him and said "Now, are you responsible for your son, where is he?" ...uh with the other 7 family members staying at your bed and breakfast! I was absolutely horrified when I heard she spoke to my husband in that manner referring to my sons whereabouts. Uncomfortable Experience: I took a shower and placed the foot towel on the floor just outside the shower door. Then my husband jumped in the shower. I was getting ready for an event and I heard bold knocking on our door. Brenda was angry and told me that there was water coming from the bathroom through the ceiling downstairs. She was about to walk in and I told her my husband was in the shower. She said "There is a towel to put on the floor when you take a shower". Again, treating me like a silly school girl. The fireplace cannot be operated unless you ask for assistance, so that was one night gone. The next day we asked for assistance and she told me our room would be too hot if we used the fireplace. So needless to say, I didn't DARE touch the jacuzzi tub. My son's bath was basically in the pool. I have to say that I paid the entire bill for everyone and I expected to be treated respectfully. But I'm a big girl and I let that type of behavior slide off my back and move on. In summary: My first impression, Judgmental, unwelcoming, snooty, doesn't care for children at all. My lasting impression, thank God my family was there because I had a lot of fun bonding with them.

The owner made me feel welcome before I even arrived. Pool and separate cottage is a huge plus. For…read morethe same price, skip the motel by the highway and enjoy this warm, home-cooked breakfast.

Fabulous place to stay if you are ever in Valdosta. Irwin and Linda are so precious. They are true…read morehospitable southerners! Love this place... Will definitely be back. Side-note: The breakfast is divine!!!!!!! they will cook whatever you want. we had fresh bacon, eggs, and blackberry french toast casserole. Wonderful people. Wonderful business.

Absolutely amazing experience! My husband and I stayed one night here, and we wished we could have…read morestayed longer. Irvin and Linda are incredible innkeepers who genuinely care about every guest's experience. We stayed in the "Patriot" room, and it was a beautiful room with Americana decor. The room was so comfortable, from the temperature to the bed. The home cooked breakfast in the morning was a real treat. We are in the kitchen and visited with Irvin and Linda, and we truly felt like we were home. I cannot rave enough about the Fairview Inn! This was our first bed and breakfast experience, and it has changed our minds about automatically booking a hotel. Highly recommend!

We loooovveed our stay here. The breakfast was better than any restaurant. You can tell it was made…read morewith love. Melanie and her husband Michael are so nice. They make you feel like your home. The beds are super comfortable. The house is beautiful. There is so many details in the house. I can't wait to go back. There's so many books. You have to visit this place.

The Barber Tucker House FAR* exceeded our expectations. Melanie is an amazing host and her cooking…read moreis to die for. You won't be disappointed.

We stayed in the cottage for the weekend. It was so charming, cozy & welcoming. We're definitely…read morelooking to come back!

Avera-Clarke House is Victorian bed and breakfast and boutique hotel in the heart of "Olde…read moreFlorida." One of the best places to stay near Tallahassee.