Small Boutique hotels in GEORGIA

Set in the local Historic District, step back in time to a quiet era and enjoy slow southern comfort and warm hospitality; around the outdoor swimming pool, on the porch, living rooms or outdoors at this adult-only Bed and Breakfast. Each comfortable bedroom features a big cozy bed in period style with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi Internet, and a big bathroom with shower or bathtub. Some rooms have a refrigerator, and some have their own outdoor space such as a balcony or patio terrace. Relax on the front porch veranda with a lemonade and watch the sunset. Stroll through the nearby neighborhood of boutique shops, restaurants, and cafes. Step out to taste the easy going night life. Ask your hosts for suggestions for excursions or local points of interest. They are happy to help at Azalea Inn & Villas.

A cabin on the lake, a traditional American inn, an enchanting restaurant; this rural property is beguiling. Each cozy bedroom has one big comfortable bed, its own bathroom with shower, free Wi-Fi internet, and lots of country charm. Choose from several room types. The cottage apartments have a kitchen or kitchenette, dining area, and seating area. In keeping with the rustic style, the TV is in the shared areas of the hotel (living room and bar), rather than in individual private rooms. Enjoy the peace and quiet of the woods. Relax and reconnect with nature in all its glory where water meets land and trees touch sky. Reserve a romantic getaway for two in a room or suite or a close family reunion for four in a two-bedroom cabin at Lake Rabun Hotel.

Standing just footsteps from the riverfront in Savannah's historic centre, The Cotton Sail Hotel is set in a magnificently restored and modernised 1800 cotton warehouse. Featuring many unique heritage features, this charming property offers luxury boutique-style accommodation, great food and service in a spectacular riverside location. Perfect for relaxing stays in the buzzing historic district of Savannah, The Cotton Sail Hotel is within easy walking distance of many of this vibrant city's most outstanding landmarks and attractions, including many of the beautiful heritage squares, the Riverfront Plaza, the City Market, the Telfair Museums, and much, much more. Many of Savannah's finest eateries are also within easy reach of the hotel. Featuring reclaimed 200 year old pine floors, all rooms at The Cotton Sail Hotel are fully air-conditioned, and come with all modern amenities - flat-screen TVs with cable channels, complimentary Wi-Fi, and iHome docking stations. On-site facilities include a fitness room, and both a ground floor restaurant, the River House Restaurant, and the spectacular Top Deck bar, with a magnificent river view terrace and a great range of drinks, wines and cocktails, along with a menu of light dishes and snacks.

Standing in the heart of Savannah's historic district, The Marshall House is the city's oldest hotel, with a long history stretching back to 1851. After a number of changes of proprietor and uses, the hotel was taken over by its current owners at the end of the twentieth century, when it underwent an extensive, painstaking process of restoration. With additional renovations in 2014, this magnificent property continues to offer luxurious boutique-style accommodation and first-class service in a unique heritage setting. Surrounded by Savannah's beautiful heritage parks, along with countless restaurants, cafés, art galleries and many of the city's excellent theatre's, The Marshall House is a great place to stay on both business or pleasure in this fascinating historic city. Reputedly haunted, like many of the city's historic buildings, guests at The Marshall House can enjoy a range of tailor-made activities, such as Haunted Ghost Tours - trolley buses pick up from the hotel - shopping and dining on Broughton Street, or spas, with several options a few blocks from the hotel. Other attractions within walking distance include the City Market, The Telfair and Jepson Museums, the SCAD Museum of Art, or the Juliette Gordon Low birthplace. Classified as a National Historic Building since 2000,The Marshall House boasts many authentic heritage features, including original staircases, timber floors, fireplaces, brick walls, and the doors to each guest room. The spectacular wrought iron balcony, which can be accessed from many rooms, is a faithful reproduction of the original 19th century structure. All rooms and suites fully air-conditioned, and come with a full complement of modern amenities, including flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, coffee making facilities and laptop sized safes.