Spa Resorts in Helen, GA

"Apparently the property was in the process of being changed over from a Super 8 to a Quality Inn. So there was a lot of construction and updating going on at the time. The breakfast was minimal but fine. The secure wifi was out for our entire visit and the public wifi was out for at least half of the time. While the hotels.com listing said the parking was free, we were charged $3/night fee on arrival. We asked about that on check out and a different employee refunded the fee. However, the employee who had originally charged us saw and was very disgruntled, saying she was told that should never be done, no matter what the website said. The room itself seemed reasonably clean. However we did get some strange bug bites while there (maybe spiders) and we found trash from previous occupants in drawers."

" 04/26/26- 04/28/26 Check in was easy. The gentleman at the front desk was very friendly. The parking lot was being cleaned as we pulled in so that was a plus. The property has an esthetic that matches the whole vibe of Helen. Parking lot was very well lit at night for security reasons which is cool. Rooms were updated and very clean. Nice size flat screen tv with remote worked just fine. Coffee is provided in the rooms along with soaps and lotions. Beds were soft and comfortable. Free continental breakfast consisted of sausage biscuits, cereal, coffee, milk, grits, oatmeal, and juices. Offers ice machine on first floor. Washing machine and dryer offered for a fee. It's in a quiter part of town so traffic isn't as bad. Welcome center and veterans park is across the street so its a nice 3 minute walk to that. Tons of restaurants near by so location is really great. Stores are across the parking lot. I would stay again. Thanks for having us! "

"I was told there was not a room downstairs I’ll be and I am handicap. There seem to be ample parking. The bathtub I found hair from a previous resident. There was no bathmat in the bathtub very slippery. If you’re handicap, this is not the Hotel for you. The continental breakfast was pedestrian at best."