Enjoyed great customer service from front desk clerks both the evening and morning shift clerks, however we went through three guest rooms before we found a room that was clean. The commode in the first room was soiled, second room smelled moldy and we settled for the third room with a noisy cooling/heating unit. Our genealogy research was fruitful there are extensive colored records at the court house; marriages, births, deaths, free Blacks, and some records of slave owners selling enslaved Blacks. Mclendon funeral home was a great resource as they have a gentlemen there who knows alot about the bloodlines in/around Washington, Georgia. Nice, easy trip to the 'Country'.

My son and I stayed four days at the Jameson Inn while we did family tree research in the area and enjoyed it very much. The room was cleaned everyday. The bed was comfortable. The breakfast was delicious that they served every morning. The people in the front office were very helpful and nice. We would certainly stay there again.

I first stayed in this hotel about 15 years ago when it was fairly new to Washington and really the only decent hotel in town. Back then it was a great hotel. I've since stayed here a dozen times or so in the last three years while in town on business, and the overall quality of the hotel has really declined. The rooms often have a bad or unpleasant smell that is poorly concealed with some type of deodorizer; the fixtures & furnishings are sometimes in disrepair and really need to be improved. Doors face the outside, and the seals are sometimes in poor shape...in the winter you can often feel a significant draft in some rooms. The staff are generally cordial, and occasionally very helpful, but are sometimes curt and seem disconnected with the guests...it makes me cringe to find inhospitable folks in the South, an area where I have generally come to expect hospitality above and beyond the norm. After my last stay in July, I decided that would be my last. I need to come back for business in a couple weeks, but have decided instead to book a room at one of the hotels in Thomson...20 to 25 miles to the southeast. Stay here if you must, but do not expect much.

We rented 2 hotels from the Jamerson and it was an absolutely miserable experience. The rooms were filled with flied and crickets. Our room on the bottom floor, the door was open when we came back to get something to eat, even though I am sure that I shut the door securely. Apparently not securely enough. The tv reception, poor. It was so bad that I can not see subjecting my family and I to this again. And the front desk clerk Pat was absolutely rude and mean. I have never felt so rushed or treated so rudely by someone. Forget the fact that I am a paying customer but how can you call someone and tell them when check out is? We were advised of the checkout time when we got there. She made it a point to say she would charge us an extra $50 if we were not out by that time. I normally straighten my room before leaving and leave a tip. I could not do it!!! Horrible place!