We found the Inn at Folkston from TripAdvisor.com, while looking for places to stay while visiting the Okefenokee NWA. We decided to stay at this Inn due to its high ratings. We found the high ratings were very well-deserved.

The Inn is a beautiful bungalow house with four guest rooms and beautiful and yet homey decor. Each room is differently themed; ours had a railroad theme with trains-related memorabilia in the room. The grounds are also beautifully kept and the front porch has rocking chairs for guest use in warmer temperatures.

Folkston has a large train depot, many tracks converge in this town. Consequently many trains, both passenger (i.e., Amtrak) and freight) traverse the town throughout the day and night. They can be heard from the Inn, although the tracks are about a quarter mile away.

The bed was just perfect and comfortable - not too firm and not too soft.

The breakfast was exquisite. It consisted of a bowl of fresh fruit - cantaloupe, blueberries, and strawberries, followed by a plate of fresh asparagus omelette, grits, toast, and bacon with Danish on the side. Juice and tea were for beverages, coffee is also available. It was all very delicious and Janis, the owner and host, offered more so one would not go hungry. Of course

All in all, a great stay and we would definitely return should our path take us this way.

Note: Folkston is a nice small quiet town; there are limited options for dining out so plan accordingly. We did find Michael's Deli for dinner and that was fine.

We stumbled upon this bed and breakfast on the internet while looking for somewhere to stay near Okefenokee swamp and I am so glad we did. It was a lovely house with comfortable rooms and welcome hospitality.

The b&b was great - we would stay here again. Our hostess was wonderful and so was the breakfast. We would have enjoyed spending more time in the area.

We've never stayed at a bed and breakfast before because they are so costly, but just
this once we splurged. It was 140 for 2 beds, but they were oh so comfy, with down comforters, and 3 pillows. The next mornings breakfast was homemade fresh. We had
fried potatoes (Am Fries) with onions in them, eggs, homemade bread, and jelly, finished off with plain yogurt topped with strawberries and granola. We never had the three served together like that, but it was yummy. If your in the area watching trains you
must stay for just one night to experience it.
The chamber of commerce lady showed me this place via a golf cart. Everyone is very friendly in Folkston. Its a small town with big hospitality.