Fairfield Inn & Suites Cartersville

"Stayed for 2 nights for business trip. It was good location near main expressway and quiet, clean. Breakfast was simple but enough for quick bite."

Comfort Inn & Suites Cartersville - Emerson Lake Point

Red Lion Inn & Suites Adairsville

"The key cards constantly stopped working , even after a 2am McDonald's run, just to stand at the front desk for half an hour and still no one showed up. Ending up having to leave and sleep in my car for a couple hours because I couldn't get no ones help to fix the room key"

Hampton Inn & Suites Adairsville-Calhoun Area

"The room was dirty, fridge wasn’t cleaned or microwave. Food was still left in the fridge. And the worst part…dead bugs and dead roaches everywhere. We went to 6 different rooms to try to find a room without dead bugs and each room only got worse! I gathered my family and we left asap!"

Adair Manor Bed & Breakfast

"This place is absolutely gorgeous inside and out.! My sister and I came for my bachelorette party and it has such a welcoming and homey feel from the start. The owners Doris and Larry are also so sweet and we loved hearing their stories. They make you a homemade breakfast every morning and even join you, which we loved because it truly gave us that personal feeling. I would 100% recommend this place and I will definitely be back.!"

Country Hearth Inn & Suites Cartersville

"I asked for a refund upon arrival because I walked into my room and bugs were every where. There was a sketchy man just chilling in the back of his vehicle right in front of my door. The only positive were the front desk employees. They were nice."

MainStay Suites Cartersville

"Staff was excellent! Room was great!"

Barnsley Resort

"My wife and I just returned from a 4-day stay at Barnsley Resort, and we couldn’t have picked a better place for some R&R. This was our first visit, and we stayed in one of the cottages cozy, charming, and well-appointed. From the rocking chairs on the front porch to the plush bed and comfortable living area, it felt like a home away from home. And thankfully, the A/C worked like a champ, crucial when it’s pushing 90+ degrees outside. The resort grounds are absolutely beautiful, with something for everyone: horseback riding, fishing, clay shooting, golf, hiking trails, a peaceful meditation garden, and even the ruins of the original plantation home that add a unique historical element. We spent a good amount of time lounging by the pool, which is well-stocked with towels and offers food and drinks from the pool bar. You can also rent a cabana if you want some extra shade and comfort. At night, the resort lights several fire pits where guests gather to wind down, s’mores and good conversation included. The one downside is the dining options. The Woodlands is the only full-service restaurant on-site, and while the food is good, the prices are on the higher side so plan ahead and definitely make reservations. There’s also the Biergarten, a casual outdoor spot, but it was closed during our stay and had a private event the one night it was open. The staff were all friendly and welcoming, and the vibe was a mix of families, couples, and older guests all enjoying the peaceful setting. Just a heads-up: the resort is a bit remote, so next time we’ll be sure to bring a few essentials with us. All in all, Barnsley is a charming, relaxing spot with Southern hospitality and plenty to do—or not do, if that’s your preference."

Quality Inn & Suites

"A horrible place the rooms had cushions and the bathroom had black tin parking is in bad conditions it doesn't work the washing rooms sleeved beds , photos have nothing to do with what really is "

Rodeway Inn