Nice place! We stayed at the villas. Beautiful three bedroom. And we ok family pics at the lodge…read more Restaurant and buffet was yummy too!

A very nice place to stay near Pine Mountain. I have…read morevisited Callaway Gardens many times over the years. My last visit was a long time ago and a lot has changed. On a previous visit we stayed at one of the cabins that was on property and had so much fun we researched what was available now. To our surprise, there is now a lodge and spa on property near the cabins that we previously visited. It is a beautiful large 4-story structure with a large foyer, wood beams, large windows and a lake view out the back of the hotel. There is a two-sided fireplace as you enter with a cafe on one side and check-in on the other. Check-in was easy and pleasant. The staff was friendly. Most rooms are to the right as you enter. One of the 2 elevators was broken on our visit. Our room was very nice with a balcony overlooking the lake, a small kitchenette area with a small refrigerator and a microwave. The Lodge is convenient for getting to the park due to its location. The price was definitely more than other hotels in the local area but I think it is worth it for location in/near the gardens.

Fantastic place. Attentive staff. Clean, comfortable. No issues whatsoever. Great placeread more

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! My check-in time was scheduled for…read more3:00 PM, but when I arrived at 4:00 PM, my room was not ready. I was initially told to wait, and when I returned at 4:15 PM, I was informed there had been an issue with another guest and that it would be another 30 minutes. Unfortunately, this delay extended significantly, and I did not receive access to my room until approximately 5:23 PM -- over two hours past the guaranteed check-in time. Traveling with a child made this delay even more difficult, and this level of inconvenience is unacceptable, especially for a stay that was LESS than 24 hours. My interaction with General Manager Nicole Jones was extremely disappointing, unprofessional, and rude!! When I inquired about compensation for the delay and inconvenience, her response came across as dismissive and unprofessional, which only added to the frustration of the situation. To make matters worse, when I finally entered the room, it was not in acceptable condition. The carpet had visible stains, raising concerns about cleanliness and calling into question why the room required such an extended delay! Between the delayed check-in, poor room condition, and lack of appropriate customer service from management, I will NEVER be returning to this location.

"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!

Really REALLY dirty!! Not as advertised and should not be part of Choice Hotels! No bedbugs. But…read morewe checked very carefully. Had no where else to go that night. Pool was brown. Maggots crawling out of garbage can outside of front door. Terrible. Don't go there!

I've been staying at the Country Inn and Suites in Lagrange, GA almost every week for several…read moremonths. This is a really nice place to stay. The guests range from construction workers to business executives, but all of the long term and frequent guests get to know each other and socialize together. As a frequent traveler and visitor to the Lagrange area, I enjoy staying at a place that feels like home. The general manager (Donnie) and his team really go out of their way to be accommodating and to make their guests feel special. The hotel isn't fancy, but it's extremely clean and comfortable. Any issues or concerns are addressed promptly and I've never known of a security issue or problem. If you are visiting the Lagrange area, either on business or pleasure, I recommend the Country Inn and Suites. Just don't take my room! I'm going to need it because I'll be back soon.

Decent rooms for an overnight stay. The room was clean.has a washer and dryer that takes quarters…read morein case you need washer some clothes.

The name of this hotel is actually Garden Inn now…read more Stayed here for one night. It cost about $39 with trucker discount around $45 with tax.Not a bad price Would be nice if it would be a little bit cleaner ,carpet had stains on it and the free wifi went out after the rain/thunder storm.

Beautiful Facility and Wonderful Hosts. Great place for Family friendly get togethers, retreats or…read moreweddings.

Massive lake! Heard a lot of good things about this lake finally get a chance to check it out…read more We were invited to the 4th cookout. Food was delicious- hot dogs, hamburgers, chicken, fresh fish. The lake reminds me of Lake Lanier just a lot larger . The "beach" area is nice - plenty of picnic tables, docks, pravillions , and parking. The only thing missing is "white sand" This lake is roughly 1.5 hrs from Atlanta. If you're looking for "beach" vibes , this is a good place. Tybee Island is 3hrs away and Lake Lanier 2hrs.

*****UPDATE***** I called the Corp office this morning and…read morespoke with Susan whom I was told was the administrator for Holiday Campground. She listened to what i told her about the incident, and then said she had already been told by the person at the Campground what happened. Basically she said that it was policy and there were no exceptions, and explained people can cheat the system. Seems it would be hard to beat the system when you produced the card. It seems that if the card was not produced within a courtesy period then you have a problem, but it is extremely plain CUSTOMER SERIVCE or just Plain Common sense is not in their policy. They obviously consider it is a privilege you pay for to stay at the camp and that you will be monitored to make sure you obey the rules, better brush up and take a test or face the consequences. Anyway it was obvious Susan had already made up her mind before I ever called and she was 100% behind her Camp Nazi. She also told me they contacted her and she directed them to call the Sheriff. Wow, I am still in disbelief of what happened, but upon reflection it is just another government office with people that have no risk of consequence for their actions. Customer Service and Common Sense with. These people is an Oxymoron anyway. So Campers Beware the people that run Holiday could care less about the campers. We have been staying at Holiday for several years. We love the lake and the views and it is close enough we can bring our boat along. My wife pulls the boat and I pull the trailer. This time my wife was about 30 minutes behind me dropping off our dogs. It all started at the gate. I was informed even though we had paid way in advance and I had my drivers license I had to have the Georgia State Parks card to show. Nowhere in the website does it mention it has to be presented at checkin. You use it when you make your reservation online which we did. The card is registered to me. It's not like we used another name. I showed her my License and explained my wife was just a few minutes behind me. Well that was not good enough, she wanted me to pull over and wait until my wife got there that's a little petty don't you think. Anyway I had been driving for a good while and needed to go to the bathroom. I pulled to the bathhouse and when I came out I called my wife she was like just a few minutes away. So I went to our lot and pulled in. I had not even got totally unhooked when my wife called and said the woman had called the Troup County Sheriff on us, now 2 patrol cars pull up with the woman in tow after my wife just showed them the card, but that was not good enough we were told we broke the rules. The man at the window closed it on my wife, what an ass. Keep in mind only 30 or 40 minutes have gone by. I was floored that they called the sheriff with 2 patrol cars, i must be a 63 year old hoodlum. Needless to say I was livid and gave her a piece of my mind. The officers you could tell thought it was BS. We spoke after the Campground Nazi left and they could not understand why it was such a big deal. We had friends that came down with thier camper that we had planned this trip with. My friend witnessed the whole thing and could not believe the absurdity of it. Needless to say my wife was extremely upset with the rudeness it's like they enjoy some kind of sick power trip. Needless to say this ruined our trip and we just left. Reading past reviews it seems the only issues people have is with staff. One last thing we have been camping for many years and campers are the best people ever. This is the only campground we have ever had issue with that caused us to be upset. In fact we had a run in with I believe this same woman on a trip a couple of years ago. Anyway I am going to be calling the office tomorrow to file a complaint.