Atlanta Hotel Guide - Yellow River Game Ranch hotels in Atlanta, United States of America.

"Very nice property for good price. Highly recommend. "

"We had a pleasant short term stay at this property. Clicked all the boxes for us. The front desk staff was very friendly and the property and room was clean and efficient. Just what we were looking for. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay hear again."

"The rooms were nice and quiet "

"It was an amazing stay the pictures of the house doesn’t do it justice. it’s so nice and inviting we loved every bit of the stay! Thank y'all so much!!!!!"

"Thee area was not bad. The property was well maintained, and the hotel itself was fairly safe. For a Friday night, I didn't see or hear any group gatherings or parties going on at the hotel. The room (bed, floor, sink, toilet, and tub) were all very BUT when we looked up is when we saw a very big problem. The cieling has a lot of spot where black mold had formed and there was black mold along the entire area where the walls met the cieling. Then we found black mold on the adjoining door doorframe. We also found it in the bathroom and inside the shower facit. It was late and we only were staying one night so we decided to stay as the be and bathroom was clean. No concern there. If you have a n option though, please do not stay at this hotel. The corporate office needs to look into this hotel as it is a very hazardous condition. "

"Great property, easy to find. Easy access to restaurants and groceries. Great back yard for the grand babies to play. "

"So good we can’t wait to return. No one wanted to leave. The perfect home away from home. Excellent property owner!!!"

"It was such a blessing to stay in their house! I felt very safe and comfortable and slept like a rock! Rooms were clutter free! And there was a plethora of comfortable places to sit and talk/hang out. "

"The rooms need some updates. There is mold in the room and the door has too much light that comes through, not flush. Can hear every little peep above, on each side of the room, and when people walk by. Floors coming up."