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Again, our thanks for your wonderful hospitality. We’ve stayed in many B & B’s around the world, and we will count your Traveler’s Alan & Cheryl Goldbarg, San Diego The Traveler's Rest is a lovely place to stay. The rooms are clean and beautiful. The food is incredible! Adele is so nice and has an eye for detail. Our dogs (Mary Ann and Penny) love it there too! It's a great place to stay! We recommend it highly! Andy & Jennifer Alpharetta, Georgia Traveler's Rest was the highlight our vacation. As students, we aren't able to afford many excursions, but when we decided to head south for spring break I called up several bed and breakfasts just to see if we could afford a night somewhere. I had spoken to several other bed and breakfasts on the phone but Adele's warmth (and reasonable prices) convinced me that Traveler's Rest was our best bet. We stayed in the Victorian Suite and things couldn't have been more perfect! The room was candle lit and classical music was playing when we arrived. Rose petals were scattered on the floor and across the bed. The spacious bathroom was equipped with any bath and body products we could possibly need from bubbles to massage oil. There was a tv in the bathroom so we could watch movies in the tub (and a nice selection of cds and dvds in the main hallway as well as a microwave and coffee machine among other things). We also had a chocolate fondue with strawberries, marshmallows, and nuts and our kitty who came with us was provided with some yummy parmesean cheese treats. One thing that usually bothers me about bed and breakfasts is the cluttery decore. Not the case here. While every corner, had an interesting accessory or antique, the decorations were clean, well-dusted and not overwelming. Adele, the owner, brought it all together. She made us feel right at home, fixed a breakfast that we both would eat (which is a feat in and of itself), and was helpful in answering all of our questions. (She even took care of our cat while we headed south for a couple days.) We can't wait to get back to Traveler's Rest Brett A. |
Area & Directions SUNDAY SCHOOL WITH JIMMY CARTER IN PLAINS GA - See website below for schedule For complete details please see: http://www.plainsgeorgia.com/maranatha_church.html. Note: Sunday school schedule subject to change. An early breakfast or breakfast-to-go is available for those attending service. The Sunday School Classes begin at 10:00 AM but the church building opens at 8:30am. It is recommended that you arrive early since the class does fill up fast. FEBRUARY IS FESTIVAL OF CAMELIAS MONTH! February is the peak of the blooming season in Fort Valley for the Camelia, and the month-lon g festival begins 1 Feb at Massee Lane Gardens near Marshallville, including a classic MUSTANG CAR SHOW on 2 Feb. A tea will be held on Thu Feb 14, with special guest Carolyn Creighton. It will take place from 2-4 pm and the cost is $20 per person, with advance reservations required. Tours, box lunch days and other activities are also planned - for additional information please visit http://www.camellias-acs.com or call 478 967 2358. GEORGIA AGRIRAMA AT TIFTON Step back more than 100 years to enjoy this working village where you can experience everything from farmhouses, the old schoolroom, drug store and mill. For more information please see: www.agrirama.com YUMMY GEORGIA PECANS Visit Priester's Pecans for a great lunch and to choose from a wide selection of Pecan specialities - Just off I-75 at Exit 134 at South Perry Parkway - Phone 478-987-6080. For more information please see http://www.priesters.com/about/dispStoreInfo.cfm -------------------------------------------------------------- Macon County is well known for its many attractions. We are the proud home of the Andersonville National Historic Site and the National Prisoner of War Museum. Many visitors enjoy seeing historic homes on the Historic Driving Tour. Macon County is also home of a large Mennonite community and the world famous Mennonite restaurant, Yoder’s Deutsch Haus. Habitat for Humanity, Americus GA Ambrosia Apiaries, Marshallville GA Carden's Apiaries, Montezuma GA Indian Springs Farm, Fort Valley GA American Camelia Society, Masse Gardens, Fort Valley GA The Old Governor's Mansion, Milledgeville GA Franklin D. Roosevelt's Little White House and Museum Historic Homes Tour Columbus GA Jarrell Plantation Juliette GA Westville Village Lumpkin GA - a working 1850's town
OPTION 1 coming from the North: If heading southbound on I-75, take a right off exit 149 (Byron/Fort Valley). Follow and stay on highway 49 towards Montezuma. As you enter into Montezuma, Hwy 49 becomes Dooly Street - you will see a statue and small water tower on your right hand side - Travelers Rest is diagonally across the road on the left. OPTION 2 coming from the North: OPTION 1 coming from the South: Another wonderful pet-friendly Inn: Shalom House B&B Chez Philippe Bed & Breakfast, Montreal |
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