Americus Garden Inn

Bed & Breakfast

“where history meets romance…”

Welcome to the historic Americus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast built before the Civil War in 1847 and located on Rees Park within the beautiful residential historic district of Americus, Georgia. This hidden jewel of Southwest Georgia hosts a myriad of enlightening, educational and recreational opportunities:

Andersonville National Historic Site, Andersonville National Cemetery, and National POW Museum
Andersonville Civil War Village
Jimmy Carter National Historic Site in Plains
Jimmy Carter, Nobel Peace Prize Recipient
Jimmy Carter Sunday School in Plains
Koinonia Partners (birthplace of Habitat for Humanity)
Habitat for Humanity International
Habitat's Global Village and Discovery Center
Plains Georgia Home of the 39th President of the USA
Rylander Theater (c.1921) with live performances
SAM Shortline Excursion Train
Georgia Southwestern State University
South Georgia Technical College
Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving
Golf (very reasonably priced!)
Restaurants

As a visitor to Americus, Georgia, you will immediately notice what a wonderful escape it is from the "real" world of traffic and stress. Time seems to linger here. It is a place where courtesy and kindness abound.

Upon entering the romantic, historic Americus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast allow yourself to be transported to a simpler time of simple pleasures: the aroma of freshly baked breads, muffins or chocolate chip cookies, the sound of live piano music emanating from the parlor, freshly ground gourmet coffee, quiet time on the swing in the gazebo or the rockers on the veranda. You will enjoy warm hospitality, personal service and comfortable surroundings creating your oasis from everyday cares.

Take a few moments to explore our website. We have compiled a wealth of information to assist you in planning your visit. The Americus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast is wonderful for a getaway, vacation, holiday or romantic retreat, for a birthday, anniversary or honeymoon. For those of you traveling to and from Florida, Americus Georgia is a great place to get off the highway. We are just 30 minutes west of I-75 (2.5 hours south of Atlanta and 2 hours north of Valdosta). For a more scenic route between Atlanta and Americus, consider U.S. Highway 19 as it is now four lanes.

If you enjoy exploring history, the Americus Garden Inn is less than one mile from the historic downtown business district and is centrally located for excursions to the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site in Plains, Andersonville Civil War Village, Andersonville National Historic Site, Koinonia and Habitat for Humanity. Make sure to plan enough time in Americus to experience all the area has to offer. Enjoy the inn tour, visit the attractions, choose your suite and request a reservation online. If you prefer, please use our toll-free number for assistance.

Business travelers love the Americus Garden Inn Bed & Breakfast. Why settle for a bed in a hotel room when you can enjoy the amenities of a beautiful Victorian home? We offer off-street parking, interior room entrances, King/Queen beds, complimentary coffee, tea and soft drinks, full 3 course breakfast and high speed wireless internet connections. Our facilities are for registered guests only with advance reservation and limited check-in hours providing you with a quiet, private, secure, comfortable environment. Resident owners/innkeepers provide you with superior personal attention and service. We are here to serve you.

Thank you for your online visit. Whether for business lodging, tourism, an overnight stopover, or a romantic getaway, you will find the perfect accommodations at the Americus Garden Inn. Discover for yourself the Americus Garden Inn Bed & Breakfast, "where history meets romance..."

We look forward to meeting you in the near future. Experience for yourself why the Americus Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast has been recognized as a TOP 10 "Best Bed & Breakfast" in the U.S. for the past 4 years, and in 2010 was named a TOP 10 "Best Bed & Breakfast" in the World!