The New Perry Hotel has been on our "must stay at" list for years. We've watched this fine hotel fade, decay and then close. Since re-opening (under new owners) it has made great strides to return to its former status. We are especially pleased that the new owners have chosen to re-hire our favorite barkeeper. She "makes" the Tavery. Staying... More

The location is great and the people that run the hotel were wonderful- true southern hospitality. The rooms need to be updated, the couches and carpets are visably soiled and the bathroon was in need of repair (cracked tile, mildew in the shower and sink) More

I cannot say enough about our stay at the New Perry Hotel. We are a family of 5 with 3 boys and stayed in the motel part of the hotel. We were in the Elvis and Beettles rooms with a hall that connected the 2 rooms. The rooms were clean, the service was wonderful and efficient, and the cozy famly... More

The New Perry Hotel has been a favorite of mine for years. Just off I-75, it's a great way to break up a boring expressway trip between Florida and North Georgia. It always feels like a mini-vacation to stop there for overnight refreshment, as opposed to one of the big box hotels, and it is more reasonably priced, too. There... More

My husband goes to Perry, GA on business trips a few times a year. We have been staying at the New Perry Hotel for the past five years. When it closed for a year, we had to stay at the Hampton Inn which is very nice, but doesn't have the charm of the old historic hotel... I was so happy... More

Took a chance at staying here after a bad experience last time, but..... A complete change from 2 years ago. The new owners are there all the time. They have done so much to make it beautiful again. Brings back great memories. If you were not happy before, take another try at it! More

This historic hotel is in refresh mode as new owners bring the historic hotel back to some of its former glory. The hotel was built in 1925 to replace the original Perry Hotel built to service the railroad and stage coach thus the New in its name. The hotel has rooms in the 1925 building and a 1950s motel addition... More

I came for dog show and was delighted to stay at a place that should have been a Southern Charming Hotel that was pet friendly. I made my reservations with the manger and when I arrived they took my money and then the next morning an aggressive house keeper shouted at me for several minutes about my dogs being on... More

Over the past decade I have stayed at this historic hotel at least 4-5 times. The small rooms remind me of various hotels and pensions that I have frequented in Europe on several occasions. However, on a recent stop at the New Perry Hotel, I was so disheartened to see that the hotel rooms were no longer quaint and charming,... More