This was our first time to The 1906 Pathway Inn and it won't be our last! Chuck and Angela Nolan have created a slice of heaven in Americus, Georgia with their Inn. Once you step inside, you feel as though you've been welcomed home.

We had visited for our anniversary and found the service and accommodations to not only be outstanding, but a place we will most certainly want to return to. The breakfast was absolutely wonderful and our room was immaculate and luxurious as well! They thought of everything, even various CD's to play for a true romantic interlude!

We would HIGHLY recommend this Inn to everyone. Once you stay there, you'll truly understand Southern Hospitality and oustanding amenities!

This is a wonderful B & B, located conveniently in the heart of town for those with business in the area. The house is meticulously appointed with every whim anticipated in advance by the hosts, Chuck and Angela Nolan. Breakfast was delicious and the accomodations were wonderful. For an overnight pampering, don't stay anywhere else!

We arrived after dark (which is NOT recommended) and were taken aback by the night lighting - the front porch was lit up, as was the American flag, and it was absolutely breath-taking. The inside of the Inn was just as beautiful - our room was extremely comfortable and roomy, the common rooms were comfortable, and I got the best sleep that night of our whole vacation. Breakfast was delicious, and we really did not want to leave, but we had to get home. Our innkeepers were the most gracious hosts. Next time we want to spend more time at the Pathway Inn.

We just returned from an overnight stay at the 1906 Pathway Inn. Located in a beautiful turn of the century home in the historic district of Americus. The room we stayed in was comfortable and clean with nice little extra touches to provide comfort. The large bath had plenty of thick towels and a spa tub. The hosts were warm and friendly and eager to provide any assistance needed. They made excellent restaurant suggestions and booked the reservations for us. The Inn is just a 10-15 minute walk to downtown with quaint shopping and several good restaurants. We ate dinner at Forsyth's, a local favorite, and the food and service were excellent.

We attended Jimmy Carter's Sunday School class in nearby Plains. Angela was most helpful with directions and what to expect once we were there. Arrive at the church 30-60 minutes before the doors open at 8:30am to guarantee you get a seat in the sanctuary instead of the overflow facility especially if one or more tour buses are expected. We arrived at 8:20 and started out in the overflow, but did manage to get moved to the sanctuary as the class started.

We highly recommend the 1906 Pathway Inn.