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Luxury Inn
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Luxury Inn

2.0 star property
4.4 out of 10, (24)
"Stayed overnight on way North, was pet friendly, and easy to find at end of long drive.Plenty of room and reasonable price. Floor could have been cleaned better. Being pet friendly , I can see some of the odor but carpet significantly stained."
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Hyatt Place Athens/Downtown

Hyatt Place Athens/Downtown

412 North Thomas Street, Athens, GA
The price is AED 522 per night from Apr 21 to Apr 22
AED 522
AED 618 total
includes taxes & fees
21 Apr - 22 Apr
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Originally built in 1897 this bridge was moved here in 1924 to support a grist mill that was here. It is one of only a handful of covered bridges in Georgia that are still in use.
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