My husband, 3-year-old and I spent last night in this Victorian-style bed and breakfast after…read morevisiting the animals at the safari park yesterday. Our upstairs "journey room" was huge -- could've accommodated 2 more people -- in addition to being extremely clean and comfortable....even the bath towels seemed extra soft and fluffy. We all slept great in VERY comfortable beds and enjoyed meeting Judy, the owner, who made us an AWESOME breakfast of bacon, cooked-to-order eggs and a Victorian waffle bar (delicious heart-shaped waffles, pecans, strawberries, whipped cream and sugar, all in authentic Victorian servingware), plus my son was served his milk in a lidded Minions cup! Homemade cookies and other snacks are available in the guest kitchen (peanuts, raisins, popcorn, apples), as well as cold drinks in the common-use fridge, not far from the pool table. We were allowed to bring our bikes that we took to Callaway Gardens today inside overnight. We forgot one of my son's toys and Judy called to tell us, and offered us Cokes when we swung back by to get it. She is an incredibly attentive hostess, who even wears Victorian era dress. There is no downside to choosing to be her guest!

This review is two months past due, but nonetheless well deserved. At the end of July 2021 we were…read moredriving from North Carolina back home to San Diego. We only had very general ideas about our destination each day, so nothing was booked in advance. I'd generally go online to book something only hours in advance of our arrival. Such was the case when we arrived at Hogan House at Rose Hill. Poor Linda didn't even know we were arriving and she was clearly ready for some alone time with a glass of wine, but she was ever so gracious in showing us around the house and even upgraded our room for us. Most amazingly, she asked if we had any food restrictions for breakfast the next morning and barely blinked an eye when I told her that I eat anything, but my husband is vegan. Although out of her comfort zone, Linda not only stepped up to the challenge, she delivered! She even made separate dishes for each of us even though told her that was unnecessary (after all, **I** don't make two meals at home!) A lovely setting, with a lovely host and lovely conversation - definitely recommend!

Such a beautiful place, very clean & well taken care of. Staff was very accommodating, friendly &…read moreprofessional. I had a baby shower there & it was amazing. I definitely would recommend it for an event & without even staying there over night I bet it's an amazing place to say. Absolutely gorgeous

It all depends on what you're looking for. I gave three stars as my most honest assessment, but I…read morewanted to give five for the oh-so-perky owner and the amazing breakfast she provides! Reality hits hard, though. If you want to stay in a historical inn with a knowledgeable, on-site staff who can tell you all the historical details ("hand-laid tile," "Art Linkletter and Bette Midler stayed here!") ~ if you want content for stories to tell your friends or perhaps include in your novel ~ if you delight in sharing a leisurely well-prepared tasty breakfast served on china with your fellow guests, then this is your place! If you want modern, efficient, spotless, do not stay here. We arrived to an empty desk and an empty adjoining ice cream/fudge shop. A phone call brought the owner downstairs from the third floor, where she was working. No elevators. Very old and grand stairs, bedecked with unfortunate artificial garland and more unfortunate 1980s stenciling on the antiquated (beautiful without stenciling) walls. We were greeted and given the details for our stay (parking, "social hour," breakfast.) The amenities package includes breakfast (so worth it!), access to the social parlor (can be skipped) and the "social hour" (canned Coke products and ice set out). Now, to the rooms. The online pictures tell no lies ~ just don't let your romantic heart interpret those pictures! Yes, those bedspreads DO look like they came off of your grandmother's bed. In 1920. The stack of towels in the bathroom in the homey dark brown color? Methinks perhaps the top ones get laundered? The bottom of the stack may be clean, but I don't think they were laundered recently. The staff make it clear on check-in that they will rectify any issues immediately, but I didn't have the heart to ask them to come up, move the beds, dust the back of them, and vacuum between the beds and the wall (a chore perhaps last performed for Art Linkletter's visit?) I believe the innkeeper/owner's greatest joy is serving her guests as they sit together at breakfast and converse. She truly shines here. Her food is served at the appropriate temperatures, and everything is delicious. The cheese grits are tasty, but not as rhapsodic as the Southern Living article indicated. This experience doesn't really happen anymore, and the experience alone is worth all of the things. Eight (on our morning) guests discussing what brought them to the area, what their lives are like, what they're excited about and concerned about ~ all while hot coffee is being poured and fruit being exchanged for biscuits and bacon and sausage. Good morning indeed! In this day when things move fast and people find themselves on opposite sides of so many things, this quiet breakfast in this quiet town with people alike and different was a bit of bliss. So this was a difficult review to write ~ accommodations? Not as clean as I'd like, a communal living room (home of social hour) that could use a thorough cleaning out (depression glass, tchotchkes galore), in need of refurbishment and a very strong vacuum. Open windows might help a slightly musty smell, if that's possible with windows that may be painted shut. But the experience ~ you have to stay here to believe it! If you're in the area (pretty big if ~ population of the town is around 465 in the 2020 census) and you're up for an experience as opposed to convenient, modern, cookie cutter hotel stay, check this place out! Don't miss the breakfast!

My family and I stayed the night in Warm Springs to watch the Christmas Parade. We had a great time…read moreand enjoyed our stay at the hotel! I love the ice cream shop and all the amazing shops in town. The restaurants are amazing! a fun filled weekend for sure. The breakfast at the Hotel was beautiful and the children still talk about it, it was a formal sit down breakfast and delicious.

Beautiful accommodations. Delicious breakfast. Wonderful host, Bev!…read more We will return. Convenient location.

Great accommodations for our whole family. We stayed in the Gray Cabin & found it very comfortable…read more Bev has everything you could possibly need including towels, coffee, dishwasher and comfortable beds! Has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, two living room spaces, swimming pool & great porches for morning/afternoon relaxing. Close to every Pine Mountain adventure you wish to embark on! Great experience!

"A Rural Treasure Worth the Detour"…read more If you're looking for a true escape from Atlanta's chaos, the Grand Hotel in Hogansville is the antidote. This place isn't just a hotel -- it's a slow exhale. Nestled in a quiet rural town where the loudest noise is a train in the distance or the cicadas at night, the Grand Hotel feels like stepping back into a calmer era. The building itself, dating back to the late 1800s, has been beautifully restored without losing its soul. Each of the nine rooms has its own private bath and is filled with period antiques that make you feel like you've wandered into a Southern novel. But don't mistake "historic" for "stuffy" -- everything is fresh, clean, and lovingly cared for. My favorite part? The wrap-around porch. Sitting there in the evening, rocking gently in a chair while the sun dips behind the trees, you forget that Atlanta is less than an hour away. Time slows down here, and the world feels very far away -- in the best way possible. The staff radiates small-town warmth, happy to share a story about Hogansville's history or point you to a tucked-away café. You don't just feel like a guest -- you feel like a part of the community, even if just for a night. If you want big-city nightlife, keep heading north. But if you're craving rural charm, history, and a touch of class, the Grand Hotel is where you'll find it.

What a lovely gem of a hotel. We only stayed one night but hope to be back to visit again. What a…read moremagical place. We checked in and got our regular ole fashioned door key. Clean and just beautiful room, with antiques and a sparkling clean bathroom. Took a nice long hot bath the next morning. (great water pressure and plenty of hot water). No reservations on jumping in the tub. We walked downstairs to the bar for a yummy dinner and a few drinks after our arrival that night. Mayberry was playing on the TV at the Bar. Quite appropriate I must say. Keep up the good work!

On our Motorcycle ride around Georgia, we decided to stay a night in Pine Mountain Georgia. The…read morereviews on this small quaint motel sounded to good to be true. So we decided to give it a try. Surprisingly It was a very peaceful, comfortable and affordable motel. Amita, (Owner) was super friendly and accommodating. The room was very clean and smelled good. The décor was older, but nice. We will definitely stay here again. Oh! When you read the reviews and see that the free breakfast is waiting for you on a table outside the office... It's true. A very unique and fun experience. Gotta love it!

Absolutely wonderful! Clean room was cool and it was 96 outside. Great location for food shopping…read moreand enjoying the national forest. Dog friendly. Good price per night. Staff great and helpful. Beds firm and extra pillows! Microwave fridge. Bathroom was a little small but there was a dressing area w mirror that was much better than a big bathroom and having to get ready while someone's showering! Dated but very clean!

I stayed in the center cabin which has two bedrooms both with full Jacuzzi's and the cabin even has…read morea game room with fooseball and golf. It has a wonderful back balcony and a cool front porch. wonderful place, I highly recommend

We stayed here twice in the past week; one night each time. It's a nice, small, quiet RV park…read moretucked into some trees. It's not far from the highway. The spots are large and come with a concrete slab and a picnic table. The only thing that could be better for my spouse was that the road is a bit uneven pulling in, and exiting is a bit difficult for a 40' motor coach like ours. Other than that it's a chill place to stay.

Very quiet campground with full hook up. Located about a mile from High Falls State Park. Awesome…read moreowners/operators. The bathhouse has been closed since March because of COVID-19 but that wasn't a deterrent for us.