| "Where history meets romance..." Beautiful 1847 antebellum mansion near Andersonville and Jimmy Carter National Historic Sites, Habitat for Humanity HQ and Koinonia Farm. |
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| Phone: 229-931-0122 or 888- |
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Located in the residential historic district of Americus, featuring 8 spacious rooms all with private bath, some with Jacuzzi, garden tub, private balcony or kitchen. Full 3-course breakfast included. Enjoy the 1.3 acre grounds complete with gazebo and koi pond. Americus Garden Inn Bed & Breakfast is perfect for business, romance or history buffs. Sorry, no pets and no children under 10. |
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| Lowest Daily Price: |
99 USD |
Highest Daily Price: |
150 USD |
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| Charging Method: |
Per bedroom |
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Cash, Credit Cards, Traveller Cheques |
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| The Americus Garden Inn Bed & Breakfast is situated perfectly for visiting Andersonville Civil War Village and National Historic Site, Jimmy Carter National Historic Site in Plains, Georgia, the Rural Telephone Museum in Leslie, Georgia and Habitat for Humanity International Headquarters and Koinonia Farm both right here in Americus. We are in the residential historic district just one mile away from downtown shopping and restaurants. There are 4 golf courses within a 25 minute drive. |
| Address:
504 Rees Park, Americus GA 31709, United States |
| Nearest Airport: Albany, GA - 30 Miles |
| Accommodation located in
city, rural, near restaurants & bars, near cultural interest, near historical interest, near golf course, near shopping area ! |
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| Each of our 8 rooms is furnished with a Queen/King bed, private bath (some with Jacuzzi or garden tub), cable tv/vcr with free video library, telephone, iron with ironing board, hairdryer and upgraded bathing amenities. Full 3-course breakfast is included along with 24 hour refreshments and homemade chocolate biscotti. |
| # of Units: |
1 |
Bedrooms: |
8 |
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Barbecue |
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Disabled Facilities |
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Fax |
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Garden |
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Internet Dial Up |
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Internet Broadband |
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Library |
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Lift / Elevator |
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Parking |
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Pets Welcome |
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Private Beach |
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Sauna |
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Shared Bathroom |
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Spa / Jacuzzi |
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Swimming Pool |
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Tennis Court |
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Washing Machine |
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Air Conditioning |
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Central Heating |
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Cable/Satelite TV |
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Balcony |
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City View |
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Sea View |
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Daily Cleaning |
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DVD Player |
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DVD/Music Collection |
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Ensuite Bathroom |
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Ironing Board |
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Safe |
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Stereo/Radio System |
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Telephone |
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Work Desk |
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| 24 hour refreshments include soft drinks, tea, coffee, hot cocoa, hot cider, fresh fruit and homemade chocolate biscotti. |
Guestbook: From Tripadvisor dated November 2005:
I had never experienced a stay at a B&B before. After two nights at the Americus Garden Inn, I've been bitten by the B&B bug! We stayed in Americus after researching the area around Plains, GA. (Our mission was to attend Sunday School with Jimmy Carter.) The 1847 house made us "FEEL" the history of the area. It was beautifully restored, yet complete with all the amenities and security you'd want to have.
THE CITY: Americus has much more to offer than Plains, Ga. It's close enough to be convenient - for those who come to see Jimmy Carter, his home, and the president's museum. But Americus has more to offer in the way of restaurants and history. Americus Garden Inn is right in the historic district. You can stroll the neighborhood and admire the historic mansions. Your can tour the headquarters for Habitat for Humanity. (We also enjoyed the town's community theatre, which has recently undergone a million- dollar renovation.)
AMERICUS GARDEN INN: The inn is totally charming. The owners, Susan and Kim, will gladly share its history and point out details about its structure. Each room has a private bath and is individually decorated. The decor throughout is a feast for your eyes. You can relax in a rocking chair on the front porch.... or on a swing in the backyard. We stayed in the "library room" on the first floor, right across from the dining room and the kitchen. The double-door entrance to our room made us feel regal. Be sure to ask if it's possible to see some of the other bedrooms, as each had its own ambiance. If you're interested, there are also historic videos related to the area.
THE HOSTS: Total hospitality is the best way I can think of to compliment Susan and Kim. They were warm and welcoming. They spent limitless time sharing information about their historic inn and the area. They had an information area at the inn's entrance that included maps, restaurant menus, and area attractions. They served breakfasts that were absolutely delicious... with attention to nutrition, too. Susan packed homemade chocolate-nut bread to us to take. Believe it or not, Susan is glad to share any of her recipes! We couldn't have asked for more! |
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