Barnsley Gardens Resort - Adairsville Resort

Address: 597 Barnsley Gardens Road, Adairsville, GA 30103
Phone: +1 770 773 7480
Email: info@barnsley.com
Website:www.barnsleyinn.com

Average Rating	4.5	24+ reviews from 4 sources

Travelocity.com	5.0	1+ reviews
Yelp	4.0	1+ reviews
tripadvisor	4.5	19+ reviews
Yahoo! Travel	4.0	3+ reviews

Estimated Price: From $150

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Barnsley Gardens Resort

597 Barnsley Gardens Road
Adairsville, GA 30103

Barnsley Gardens Resort

Barnsley Gardens Resort Details

We Recommend Barnsley Gardens Resort Because

"Overall experience this was a truely a wonderful vacation! we are already planning to go back sometime in the future" more on tripadvisor
"fullday of play the bed will engulf you. It was a most restful sleep" more on Yahoo! Travel
"there are remnants of old gardens and it is very pretty in a dilapidated sort of way." more on Yelp
"for business or pleasure could be highly successful in revitalizing ones spirits" more on Yahoo! Travel
"getting home, I found barnsley gardens resort listed as one of only 48 luxury hotels listed in the unites states" more on tripadvisor

Full Amenity List

Fax machine
Photocopy center
Exercise gym
Health club
Pets allowed
Alarm clock
Restaurant
Live entertainment
fishing
Bell staff/porter
Sauna
Free local calls
Meeting facilities
Television
bath
Free parking
Laundry/Valet service
handicapped accessible
Coffee shop
Full service health spa
outdoor tennis courts
Free local calls
Non-smoking
Fire alarm with light
Maid service
Television
Minibar
Cable television
Fire alarm
Kitchenette

Descriptions from Across the Web

Once the home of British merchant Godfrey Barnsley, this regal estate was designed and landscaped in the mid-1800s ... more on Yahoo! Travel
Each of the 70 one, two, or four-bedroom freestanding cottages has a ... more on travelocity.com
This course plays across the ridges and valleys of the Appalachian foothills and features scenic ... more on Golf.com
Overview :Each of the 70 one, two, or four-bedroom freestanding cottages has a rocking chair on the porch and a claw-foot tub in the bathroom. A fireplace in the living room casts a warm glow over the individually decorated luxury accommodations at this superior resort. Steps away, guests will ... more on Real Adventures
Luxury hotel A 19th century inspired village with charming pedestrian Streetscapes contains sumptuously appointed country cottages. Located on 1300 pristine acres the property includes the Historic ... more on epinions.com

Reviews From Across The Web read all

1.0: Way too overpriced!

Our stay here was very disappointing. The rooms were not ... By A Yahoo! User from New York, NY, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel
4.0: Wedding anniversary... loved it.

Wife and I were a bit saddened that the weather turned chilly and rainy on us in early spring during our stay. But ... mr-golf-guy, a user of Tripadvisor. Read full review on tripadvisor
5.0: Location Location Location

""Wonderful place, romantic, peacful and well worth the ... Andrea D., a user of travelocity.com. Read full review on Travelocity.com
: I visited this resort spa in Adairsville, Georgia in March 2003 Once upon a time (in the early 1840’s), there was a wealthy man named Godfrey Barnsley who purchased almost 4,000 acres of land in the northwest corner of Georgia for his beloved wife Julia. In the tradition of many great love stories, Julia died tragically young - three hours before Godfrey could get to her side in Savannah and well before the mansion in Adairsville was finished. Construction ceased until Julia’s spirit appeared to Godfrey and instructed him to finish the estate known as Woodlands. Built in Italian villa style, the 14-room manor house included luxuries such as modern plumbing, marble from Italy and France and furnishings from around the world. The house survived the Civil War but was destroyed in 1906 by a tornado. Descendents of Godfrey and Julia occupied the estate until 1942 when it was auctioned. The gardens fell into disrepair and the manor house to a brick shell. In 1988, Prince Hubertus Fugger purchased the estate with 1,300 acres and opened the Barnsley Gardens resort in 1999. Now you can create your own fairy tale - with a happy ending, of course! - at this luxury resort created in the style of a 19th century English village with fully-restored gardens, an 18-hole championship golf course, three restaurants, the Outpost and a full service spa. And - no kidding - Barnsley Gardens has an honest-to-goodness Fairy Godmother. Her name is Denise, she wears a nametag with "Fairy Godmother" on it, and it's her job to find out what will delight you during your stay and make it happen. Guest Accommodations I stepped into this fairy tale in early Spring when the daffodils were just starting to appear and the grass on the golf course was still tan. Unlike most resorts, Barnsley Gardens offers unique and cozy guest cottages for their guests to stay in. They are situated on pedestrian "streets" of a small community. Parking is provided behind the cottages beyond the nice backyard gardens. The cottage I stayed in was a Meadow Cottage near the spa, fitness center and The Woodlands Grill. This type of cottage, as well as the Garden Cottages, has two separate one-bedroom ... Julie Register, a user of discoverspas. Read full review on DiscoverSpas.com
4.0: Catherine P. 's review

My boyfriend and I went for the day and picnicked out on the huge lawn. There are ... a user of yelp.com. Read full review on Yelp

Directions

FROM ATL - TAKE I-75 NORTH TO EXIT 306. TURN LEFT OFF THE EXIT. TRAVEL APPROXIMATELY 2.2 MILES ON HIGHWAY 140. TURN LEFT AT HALL STATION ROAD AND TRAVEL SOUTH APPROXIMATELY 5.5 MI. HALL STATION ROAD WILL INTERSECT BARNSLEY GARDENS ROAD AT THE OLD FILLING

50 mi from Atlanta