I agree with the comment "I'm still not sure how I feel about the Village Inn". I was between a 2 and a 3. The house itself was the best part, as it really did feel old and have kind of a 'haunted house' type of feel. Unless you are going to Stone Mountain park, the location is pretty bad.... More

I'm still not sure how I feel about the Village Inn. I stayed there for two nights with my wife and two children. First of all I have to say that the house is great. Extremely rustic and felt warm. The house I definitely enjoyed. The old furniture was surprisingly comfortable. I did enjoy the creeking of the old floors... More

We stayed here for my husband’s birthday for just one night. The innkeeper was very nice and the breakfast was delicious. The homemade cookies and snacks were great to have on hand. We stayed in the Rhett room with a door that opened onto the veranda, a two person Jacuzzi and a gas fireplace. The weather was rainy and cold... More

First, in view of other reviews, let's get the bad stuff out of the way first. The website is way out of date: the prices are wrong, there are no phones in the room and no internet access. Stone mountain village is a bit dead, though picturesque, and the only person in Georgia who isn't charming runs the cafe/chocolate and... More

My wife & I just stayed at the Village Inn for our 25th Wedding Anniversary. WHAT A DISASTER!!! I would not recommend this inn to anyone. This was a very big disappointment for us. The trouble began when checking in last Thursday. When we pulled up, the innkeeper saw us pull up outside & asked what we were doing there.... More

Our 4th visit to the Village Inn which must tell you something. Great B&B with a great innkeeper and a great breakfast....did I say how great this place is. We always meet interesting people around the breakfast table and there is a wonderful view of the Mountain from the front balcony. As an extra bonas, Bev's Bar and the fabulous... More

My wife and I stayed at the Village Inn for our 1st anniversary. It is a beautiful place, full of history. Walking distance from downtown, and Stone Mountain park. The owner was extremely pleasant, and a wonderful cook. We stayed in the "Rhett Room". I highly recommend this bed and breakfast. More

We laughed when we saw another guests' comments about the floorboards being creaky; we actually LIKE that kind of thing! Coming from California, where everything seems so "new" all the time, we loved the history, character and all the charm that this B&B brought to our visit to the south for the first time. The Village Inn has all of... More

This is a lovely place to stay if you appreciate great home cooking and beautiful rooms with comfortable furnishings. It is in an historic home built before the Civil War complete with an alleged ghost in residence (I didn't see him tho!). The owner was friendly and provided helpful information about the village and places to go. I stayed in... More