The Grand Hotel

We only live 35 minutes away but when I saw this beautiful hotel while visiting for the Hummingbird Festival I wanted to go back and stay there. We received a text explaining the check in process because we were arriving late and everything went smoothly. The atmosphere in the lobby is incredible with all of the beautiful woodwork and period furniture. Our room had a sitting area and a door to the wrap around balcony, there were stained glass windows and high ceilings. I'm really glad that someone loved this place enough to restore it.

Our family gathered at the Grand for a weekend reunion and I could not have been more impressed with the staff, hotel and grounds. The on site Grand Market & Cafe provided a wonderful variety of sandwiches for lunch and were top notch. The Grand is beautiful, historic and welcoming.

The atmosphere, decor, and fine touches were excellent. The rooms were lovely, with lots of light and roomy. The beds, pillows, and linens were super. Extra special tiny but well-fitted decor in the bath. The shower head was large, powerful and the water hot. The extra care as shown to provide coffee, tea, and a fridge in the common lounge was a great touch. The desk clerk carried my bag upstairs. Safety concerns were addressed with the self-locking front door to lobby. There is a wonderful deli with smoothies in the lobby was a special treat. Not open Sunday/Monday. Would recommend and stay again. If you care there are two flights to the bedrooms. A lively jazz night on Friday and Saturday was great music but not for early-to-bed types.

Trendy historic hotel in Hogansville with many historic finishes. Pros - #2 has sitting room, large bedroom, bath with 90's whirlpool oversized tub, period stained glass windows in bedroom & sitting room, high ceilings, brick walls, period furniture (not perfect but it's period so expected), 2 fireplaces (not working but aesthetically pleasing), door to covered wraparound porch with some seating, bed is comfy with lots of pillows, main level of hotel has parlor with fireplace, walk back to bar which opens at 5 with seating, pool table, some light fare, outdoor courtyard with fountain (not working). Cons - lots of stairs, not handicap friendly, on a truck route so 18 wheelers fly through town which is only 1 street and there is an active railroad line 1 block away so noise evident inside. Sirens from police/fire drove past during the night a few times not sure what that was about, very little to do or see (only 3000 or so live in the town) so be prepared to drive to LaGrange (still small town only 30 thousand or so live there) about 10 to 20 minutes away for additional things to do. Calloway Gardens and Wild Animal Safari are 30 minutes away. Great Wolf Lodge is in LaGrange. Hogansville advertises a hummingbird festival in October. Overall, enjoyed our stay and would do it again if our plans take us near the area in the future.

A wonderful historic hotel in downtown Hogansville. All fixtures and furniture appeared to be authentic. Bed was comfortable and bathroom had convenient upgrades for modern travelers. Manager was extremely hospitable. The Bar and courtyard provided a comfortable atmosphere. Don't miss this gem.

Top notch accommodations at a reasonable price. It was easy to make reservations over the phone and to arrive with a code to enter the building late. The original, ornate woodwork was spectacular! I really could not find an issue with any part of my stay. Glad I found this place.