Andersonville Hotel Guide - Drummer Boy Museum hotels in Andersonville, United States of America.

"Clean comfortable room and great historic place "

"Very clean hotel and the staff is very friendly!"

"This was my second visit here and both times, staff was exceptionally friendly and professional, courteous and helpful! My room was recently renovated and much better than last visit. Comfy bed. Price was good. Loved the to-order eggs breakfast rather than continental. Locals even hang out here together for coffee! Now, if they would just turn off the 24-news in the restaurant...(Weather Channel is always a good option for tourists.) Thanks Quality Inn Americus -- i would speak highly of your place. God Bless You and your staff. "

"Was a perfect stay. We didnt bring our four legged friend but were grateful we could. Bed was comfortable, my son slept in the chair (I may need buy one when we get home) Everything was neat and clean as expected. "

"Very cozy get away. Definitely off grid - cell service was nonexistent - just what we needed.Real slice of peace and comfort getting back to nature and connecting. "

"The property is pet friendly. The host kept made sure my dog was safe!! And refilled his water bowl!"

"Everything was perfect! Was a perfect way to celebrate our son’s birthday with his closest friends. "

"It was very close to eating places and shopping areas 😊"

"Although this place stated they were renovated, I found this to be misleading. The toilet was new, and the tile looked like us was installed by unskilled workers. The shower curtain rod and grab bars were stained and peeling. The walls were dirty, the bedspread was stained, furniture was worn, scratched. We slept in our clothes and coats on top of the bedspread bc we just felt things were not clean. The nightstand lamp did not work. Non of the usb outlets works in any lamp. The microwave oven was dirty. Worst was the door to the room did not have a secondary lock for security. They had been broken off. We jammed the one chair provided against the door. They required full payment upfront (2nights). The fine print stated that once the check in paper was signed, no refunds were allowed, so we were stuck. The motel seemed to house those who were otherwise homeless. Personal chairs outside doors and a BBQ was on a balcony. The “lobby” was always locked and I had to make a call to have someone check me in. This is NOT the quality of motel I expected to find on Hotels.com."