Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Senoia, Georgia:

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this 1906 Greek Revival mansion was originally the Holberg Hotel. The 8,000 square foot home still has its original features: Georgia heart pine floors, ornate tin celings, elegant light fixtures and chandeliers, and eleven fireplaces. A beautiful garden, rocking chairs and porch swings on the generous wrap-around veranda add to your journey back in time. Many notable people have been guests at The Veranda. For many years Confederate soldiers held their yearly reunions here; Margaret Mitchell interviewed Confederate Veterans for “Gone With. . .

Welcome to the Culpepper House Bed & Breakfast. This Victorian era home was originally built in 1871 by returning Confederate soldier, Dr. John Addy. Set among lovely oaks planted during the Southern reconstruction era, the Culpepper House later belonged to Dr. Wilbur Culpepper and family. The Culpepper House remains among Senoia's most recognizable National Historic Register homes. It is also a favorite for weddings, receptions, socials, and business meetings. 12 foot ceilings in the great parlour, the one time office of Dr. Culpepper, make it the perfect place to read or chat with oth. . .