My husband and I spent two nights at the Chipley Murrah house and were extremely pleased with the hospitality. Donna and Paul are excellent hosts. They made us feel like friends, not customers. We stayed in the Governor's Suite, which has a huge comfy king-sized four-poster bed. The room (and entire house) is decorated beautifully, especially for Christmastime! It's like stepping back into Victorian days. The room has a good-sized flat screen tv, free wi-fi, and a nice bathroom with a big old claw-foot bathtub to soak in. This suite even has a separate entrance, so you can come and go without entering the main door.
The house is historic, with one of the world's oldest gingko trees, and there's a tale about how the house survived the famous tornado of 1900-something. It survived, but there's still a gash in the bannister where a pair of scissors was flung by the tornado and lodged there. Everywhere you look are beautiful antiques. It's just glorious.
Oh, it is a bed and BREAKFAST. Oh my, the breakfast! Donna's pecan french toast is legendary! We were served delicious fresh fruit each morning, great coffee, eggs, bacon, and that french toast! What pampering!
We will definitely stay here again. This was one of the most pleasant, comfortable trips we've ever taken. Thanks, Donna and Paul!

Our driving trip from Florida to Chicago required a two day rest somewhere in Georgia. To our absolute delight, we found the Chipley-Murrah House B&B in Pine Mountain. Certainly, the Calloway Gardens, just minutes down route 18 was the central attraction. But the visit
with Donna and Paul Haynes at their B & B was a fabulous experience.
The restored Victorian from the 1880's is adorned with many antiques, collectibles, and comfortable relaxing common areas.
Our room, the Rose Room at the top of either of two elegant wooden staircases,
was large, sunny, and comfortable. The morning breakfasts were delicious. French Bread
Toast with homemade Pecan syrup, eggs, bacon, coffee and fruit cups was grand.
The wrap around porch with swings, the gardens and mature trees, and the easy walk
to Pine Mountain shops and local eateries was very convenient.
The most enjoyable experience was talking with Donna, in her kitchen as she made
homemade fudge, and engaging Paul in conversations centered around golf. They have
been the owners for 16 years and know true Southern hospitality. Having favored B&B's
over hotels, my wife and I would put this at the top of our list . A most relaxing visit
with wonderful people. Book ahead as only four unique rooms are offered.

Donna and Paul are the perfect hosts. This was our first experience at a B&B and they have set the bar very high for any future visits at other B&B's. We were celebrating our 12th wedding anniversary and we stayed in the Governor's Room. It was beautiful!! There actually aren't any rooms that I wouldn't want to stay in. I LOVED looking around the house. Donna has decorated everything perfectly. We felt very much at home there. The home reminded me a lot of my grandmothers house. The kitchen was a great gathering spot. We also sat out on the porch with Donna & Paul, and another couple that were there. It was so nice! Breakfast was out of this world! Donna makes the best French Toast with her homemade warm pecan syrup! It doesn't get much better than that.

I would HIGHLY recommend this B&B to anyone! I have not one complaint! We can't wait to go back. :)

Perfect hospitality in a beautiful historic home. If you need lodging in this area of our state, look no further -