Georgia Palms & Gardens

Beautiful facility. They host weddings and special events. We stayed midweek and it was a Bed and Breakfast. Kim was very accommodating. Jackie made us a wonderful breakfast. Would definitely stay here the next time I am in Atlanta

The staff was wonderful and very personal. Very clean and the sheets smelled amazing…

The bedding perhaps needs to be updated to a quality mattress. We did not receive arrival instructions because we booked thru Expedia and the owners failed to look at the booking. We Had to call to gain acess, however, it was okay as John was very gracious. We did not stay overnight due to a family emergency back home, vacating the property around 11 pm. John phonedthe following day to check on us and to thank us for choosing his B &N.

This was the worst experience we have ever had with a B&B. We made arrangements with the owner to check in at 3:00 rather than 4:00. We called when we were 30 minutes away to let him know that we would be there at 3:00 and he assured us that was fine. We arrived and there was nobody there. It was locked and vacant. We waited 30 minutes and an employee said she was driving by and saw our car. She called the owner and he gave her the front door code so she could let us in. It took many tries until the door finally opened. We spent some time in our room and then went out for a couple of hours. When we returned, the code would not work for the front door. We tried repeatedly to use the code we were given. It was a cold night and it was very frustrating to be locked out. Called the owner and told him the code was not working. He lead me through it several times with no success. He called the mother of two girls who lived upstairs next to our room so that she could call and tell them to let us in. After another 15 minutes, a teenage girl opened the door without saying a word and stomped back upstairs to her room. We got to our room and prepared for bed. The bed was pushed against the only window in the room and the upper window would not close. Cold air was coming in. We tried covering the open window with a towel which did very little to solve the problem. There was a portable heater in the room which we turned on in order to be warm enough to sleep and hoped it would not cause a fire. The next morning we showered in the tiny shower. In the recessed area there was a bottle of body wash with only a few drops in it, a container of something called deep pore cleaner and a container of a woman’s product for washing away odor and discharge. There was a knock on the door telling us that our breakfast was ready. We went downstairs where there were two paper plates wrapped in aluminum foil and plastic utensils. The food consisted of two slices of bacon, scrambled eggs and two pieces of toast. It was certainly not fancy but it was good. The orange juice was in a carafe with plastic cups to drink from. The orange juice tasted so bad that either it was very old and had spoiled or some creature had died in it. We gladly left and had coffee and orange juice elsewhere. We laughingly called it the Bate’s motel and will never be back!

Beautiful, homey-feeling establishment!

It was nice and clean

Rooms on top of each other, cold breakfast, tiny TV that was positioned hard to see from the bed.

Friendly staff the owner was nice and answered all questions

Location that’s about it

It was very late when we got in, but they were very attentive and responsive to inquiries. The beds did not have pillow cases, instead they had shams which really aren't great for sleeping on. The internet did not work for us, unfortunately. Other than that, it was a pleasant stay. The grounds were very pretty, as well.