Northwest High Country hotel guide. Red Roof Inn hotel in Northwest High Country, Georgia

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"All instructions are in emails (keyless entry, parking location, room #, etc.) Such a lovely property with so much history and re-done perfectly! So much better than staying at a brand / chain hotel. Restaurant and bar are in the same location. Never interacted with any staff (only reason I have a 3 star rating). Would most definitely stay here and recommend this place again!"

"I reserved my rooms months in advance, 2 adjoining rooms with 2 queen beds each. Upon check-in, the two very unfriendly desk staff members, did not seem to care when they only had one room on my reservation. Even after I showed them proof of my reservation, they did not care and did not apologize. They blamed it on hotels.com. Ultimately, I ended up with two rooms on separate floors, which was a huge disappointment since I had to be separated from my family members. The room also had many dead bugs throughout. One the other hand, the woman that set up and managed the breakfast, was wonderful! She was the best part of our stay! Very friendly and attentive."

"This was a quick stop between Florida and Kentucky at approximately halfway. The check-in was super fast and the staff super friendly. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-appointed. Plenty of dining options in the area, too. We were so satisfied with everything that we chose this location to stop at on our return back to Florida!"

"Would have given this property 5 stars but our room, a suite, was right next to the elevator which kept us awake most of the night. If you stay there, do not let them.put you in 108."

"Great location clean room."

"Breakfast wasn't bad. Typical hotel food. Everything was at the proper temp. Fruit looked fresh."

"Hotel is well maintained and staff is courteous. The lobby is a spacious with lots of seating for gathering."

"Good "