Stone Mountain Inn

Beautiful view looking at the front of the mountain. Clean rooms and professional front desk customer service. I would definitely recommend this place to stay at. Thanks guys..

Not impressed and not worth the money spent to stay here. Over $200 a night. We will try the Marriott next time.nnThe front desk clerk was very nice and helpful.

The room is very nice and has a lot of space. Really clean and has a beautiful view. They are following all guidelines for covid. Check in was quick and the staff is very friendly and helpful.

If you're interested in seeing Stone Mountain, the location is practically perfect. The hotel, however, has challenges that made our stay and experience average at best.nnPARTIAL CLOSURE FOR COVID. My wife and I were traveling in November of 2020, so we managed our plans very closely to minimize exposure to other people. As a Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite member, I get extended checkout which comes in handy during circumstances like this. Since I can check out later (usually 3PM/4PM-ish) my wife and I typically head back to our room to take a shower and change clothes before hitting the road again after experiencing local activities. We had planned to do this in Stone Mountain Park since the park opened at 11 AM and it would give us ample time to check it out. Unfortunately, I wasn't notified until we actually arrived AT the hotel that the property was closed during the week and, since it was only open on weekends, was set to close at noon on Sunday. THE ISSUE HERE is that I had requested the extended checkout in advance and, had I been notified of this limitation in advance, I would have moved my reservation to the Atlanta Evergreen Marriott Conference Resort which was right down the road. After having spent the entire day on the road (we drove from Memphis, TN) we just didn't have the energy to deal with it when told that our checkout was now 11:30 AM.nnACCESSIBLE ROOM. Prior to arrival, my wife had sprained her ankle while we were hiking earlier in our trip. While checking in, I asked if they had a first floor room and they offered us the wheelchair accessible room which (at the time) sounded perfect. It wasn't until later that the two lamps on the bedside end tables, which doubled as charging hubs, weren't plugged in. I moved the end tables and there weren't any outlets behind them. So, if you were disabled and staying in the room, you had to go to the front door to turn off the lights before going to bed and then find your way to you bed in the dark. This is not only inconvenient, but also dangerous IMO.nnI've left the feedback with Marriott, but my advice if you're planning a stay here? Spend the extra money/points and s

While the Inn is older , it is perfect. Well maintained and stocked. Love coming back to this little spot of happiness.