헬렌 노라 밀 그래너리 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“The staff worker during the complimentary breakfast hours was very helpful and friendly.”

“Jan at the front desk was the first person we encountered and she set the stage for our fabulous 4 day stay. She was attentive, friendly and ever so helpful insuring our stay was as wonderful as we imagined. The spa professionals were skilled and committed to hospitality and excellence. Kaily and Carigan were absolutely outstanding technicians. I HIGHLY recommend the head spa, peptide facial and hydrating body wrap. These will change your life!!! Our bungalow was just across from the chapel....

“Great place to stay. Fridge had issues and ice maker in hall didnt work but overall it was clean, breakfast was great...always had hot coffee.”

“Great hotel in a very good location. Helpful staff!”

“Great location. Close to shops and stores. Obtained a ground floor room. Stairs. Bed comfortable. The remodeling needs lot more work. Bathroom very unfinished”

“Toilet would not flush properly and would fill up yo the rim of bowl. Then slowly drain but never flush waste, no one answering at front desk ph #. Sink very slow to drain. No breakfast as advertised. Theres on desk”be back in 15min leave key on counter” no one back for over an hour. One guest walked in and said same thing yesterday morning. We couldnt find a plunger anywhere. We Couldnt take a shower due to the stench from the backed- up, nonfushable toilet. We left our keys and a note. We...

“Breakfast”

“Off the beaten path and only 10 minutes from Helen, Ga. Our room was comfy, clean and cool which is extremely important in the summer.”

“It's a beautiful location, but honestly the Lodge is just one notch above camping in July because the halls and common areas are not air conditioned. Additionally, the continental breakfast was not included and at $17 I would not recommend it. Dotti's in Helen is a wonderful alternative for a nice country breakfast including Cathead biscuits.”

“Cute a frame loved the fire pit and location was great near state parks ”