The Inn at Stone Mountain Park

The staff, the location, and the ambiance of the Stone Mountain Inn is just spectacular! If they would reopen facilities such as the pool, restaurant and bar, this location would be perfect!! Just needs a little re boot and some fresh energy to bring it back to life! But the staff is truly incredible !!

All together there were 6 showers took and we never had hot water o

We entered the room and my Grandsons first words were “Nana this is the best room” he then ran towards the patio window and opened the curtains, and of course he wanted to connect to the wifi

We booked here because the main hotel at Stone Mountain was sold out. Even though it was a holiday weekend, the Inn felt like a ghost town. There was nobody staying there. The place is in terrible shape. The AC quit in the first room we were given so we moved. Room was somewhat dirty. There was stuff on the floor (old candy?). Paint was peeling. There was a dead roach in the bathroom. The grounds and pool are rundown. Ice machines didn't work. The rooms are large, but the space is not needed for anything. The entire place is rundown. It should be torn down or given a major refurbishment.

The staff was courteous. The room had an uncomfortable musty smell. The Tv had no signal. The other rooms had rocking chairs on the patio but ours did not. The ice machine was broken and we had to go to the lobby for ice. We would not stay there again even though the room was spacious.

Took Grandkids to Stone mountain Park. Loved the location was within walking distance. The Inn was lovely, even had deer that visited. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Planning on another visit next year.

This is a very old and sad resort. It looked deserted and almost abandoned when we pulled in. Pictures had shown rocking chairs on each rooms small patio. But even though the hotel was much less than 1/2 full we had a room with no chairs & a broken handle on the porch door. There was dust everywhere & brownish water in the toilet. The only reason we didn’t leave was we happened to see another couple around our age getting out of their car on the other side of the hotel. So we felt somewhat better about staying, thinking that if they could handle it we could. We did see a family in the pool and hear them playing on the basketball court so that also reassured us we weren’t alone in this run down place. The room was very large and you could see how beautiful it once was but not anymore. There are no vending machines, we had to drive a few miles down the highway to get snacks. A Very Very Disappointing experience.

Calm

Beautiful outside and lobby very antique and elegant but the room not so much. They gave us a room without balcony or view that I clicked on the site and paid for might I add was open using the latch . After complaining they finally gave us another room without balcony one. The bathroom light did not work the rocking and chair in the patio was broken. Air unit sounded like it was on its last leg.

Staff was friendly

This inn needs some TLC badly. The grass was overgrown, spider webs in the window corners, doorknobs held on by loose screws, dirt on doors, just really needs maintenance. It was clean enough inside, and a quiet area, but it was hard to get past the abandoned look of the place. However, the staff was super friendly and helpful.

My room was not ready when I arrived. Check- in was at 3:00 . The room was not ready until 5:00, no apology was offered . The hotel grounds were poorly kept. The hallways and corridors were dirty.The hotel is dated. The lamps in the room weren't working;however, the room was clean and the bed was comfortable. I made it through the night, but I wouldn't stay there again. Too old looking and musty.

The rooms are spacious and clean. Overall the Inn is dated and the common areas are in a state of neglect. The dining facilities are closed.

Beautiful and elegant.

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