Our plane to Atlanta arrived in the afternoon and since we did not want to go all the way to Alligator Point on the same evening (fighting jetlag, too) we decided to spend the first night somewhere halfway. I was travelling with my cousin and it was her very first trip to the States. Thats why - and because I... more

Oh My!!!! What a wonderful experience. After checking in downstairs and going up the elevator we really didn't know what to expect. As the door opened we were amazed...it was like going stepping into a time capsule, and we were in a much more simple, stress free time. We have stayed in the hotel three times now and have loved... more

We just stayed here for 3 nights and can't wait to find another reason to visit the area and stay in another of the inn's rooms! We stayed in the 1950's room, because the seating area and the bedroom area are separated. This allowed us to put the kids in the seating area to sleep and we could stay up... more

Oh my, what to say! This was no doubt one of our all time favorite vacations, and the Plains Historic Inn was the nicest thing about the trip. Our first night we were booked into one room but we preferred nother and were allowed to move the next morning. There really isn't a bad room in the place, it's just... more

When on vacation, I always try to stay in unique hotels. This is not always easy on a budget for a family of four (my kids are now teens). The Plains Inn is like most small bed and breakfast hotels with only one bed per room, but it was so inexpensive I jumped at the chance to stay there. Wow!... more

We found the Inn by chance. While stopping at the Visitors Center, Linda suggested we stay there. That caused me to remember seeing it on Foodtv. They even called the Inn for us to see if there was any rooms available. There was, and being from California, we rushed down before it was booked! Much to our surprise, no one... more