Atlanta, Georgia City Guide
For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Atlanta, Georgia Travel Guide has been your connection to Atlanta's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Atlanta Bed and Breakfasts
 For those bed and breakfast guests who enjoy being on the go, Atlanta is an ideal city to visit. There are so many places to dine, shop and explore that you can pretty quickly become exhausted. That's why a bed and breakfast vacation is a wonderful choice when visiting Atlanta. An Atlanta bed and breakfast can situate you in the heart of the city, yet separate you from the hustle and noise. In Atlanta, most bed and breakfasts are historic homes-- from houses that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. walked by on his way to school every morning, to gracious old plantation homes with large porches and Southern breezes to spare. In your bed and breakfast, you will enjoy Atlanta in a way that no other traveler can. After your trip, you will definitely understand what "Southern Hospitality" means. Most hotel chains can't come close to offering what an Atlanta bed and breakfast can-- a personal host who loves their city and is eager to share it with you, their guest. Although you'll most certainly find a cozy bed and delicious, decadent breakfasts, it is in the arena of personal service where Atlanta bed and breakfasts truly shine. You'll be in a large city, but you'll also be right at home. |
