We had our wedding at the new perry hotel this spring, with its combination of beautiful gardens and old world charm it turned out beautifully. The staff and management we more than helpful and came to the rescue when our wedding planner turned out to be a disaster. The food was good, and the atmosphere was quaint.

Visited this hotel during the evacuation from Hurricane Wilma. Although the landscaping and exterior of the building was quaint it was not representative of what the rooms looked like. We were put in the motel area behind the hotel. The room was dirty and smelled horrible. The staff was unhelpful. Unfortunately under the circumstance we had no option but to stay and pay the inflated price. All other hotels were full. After speaking with locals at the travel center I found that not only did the hotel have a poor reputation locally but the restaurant had its own problems. I can tell you that service is very slow...so slow that we walked out (only three other tables were seated). I had been told that the it was under new management....The remainder of our stay in Perry was at a very comfortable and clean suite at the local Best Western for the same price. My advice drive by and enjoy the historical view but don't waste your money!

We stayed in a "king suite" returning
from Florida to MI after spring break. Cost over $100 a night and walked into a room that sure did not match expectations. Main hotel building and grounds looked great. Friendly staff. We arrived too late to try dining room. Thought advertised continental breakfast would be special but it was sadly lacking.. E-mailed manager who acknowledged problems so will give this property one more shot one of these days.

One of the best kept secrets. It is a great place to spend the nite and have a good old southern meal in the step back in time restraunt.