Stugor i Waycross

“They do not provide any toiletries whatsoever. The bed had four layers of sheets on it, covering blood on the mattress and sheets below, I watched them prepare the room for another guest. They just covered it again and make the bed there bugs. The air conditioner didn’t work and the dead body was pulled out of the woods the next morning next to the hotel. Was the worst place imaginable . Nasty doesn’t cover it.”

“The host was very friendly and we had lots of privacy. Its very cozy and had everything you needed down to a grill and laundry detergent. Really enjoyed looking at the goats while swinging on the front porch swing. If you like the country feeling then love you'll staying there. Definitely a 10 out of 10. We will return on our next trip to Georgia.”

“Waycross HouseCheck-in was fine but there are a lot of things we had to go buy to make the house livable for the week. We bought pots and pans because the pots here are really old and distorted. One of the rooms has no closet, one room with a closet has no rod, and the one room with a rod, the wooden rod is not strong enough to handle all of our clothes. We were here for a church convention so we had lots of clothes for day services and night services. We also had to buy a full ironing board...

“Room was clean and large with a large bathroom. Breakfast was good and well stocked.”

“Front desk lady was a gem! Hotel lobby and room were super clean and no musky odors, that's incredible. Comfy bed, awesome pillows too! The pool was good to chill in after a long day at the motocross event :) Thank you for taking pride in your work. It shows. We rebooked for next month because of it!”

“cute place, trains do go by at all hours of the day and night. Nice little lake to sit by, turkeys and roosters nice country setting.”

“This beautifully decorated, spacious home had everything you could possibly want or need including fresh eggs from the chickens who live right next door. Glenda was a great host who had lots of cold water waiting in the fridge which was most welcome after a long drive from north Georgia. Thanks Glenda”