Top Motels in Clay County in 2026

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Blackout drapes, iron/ironing board, free cribs/infant beds

Days Inn by Wyndham Clayton

Clayton

Bruce

AED 344 total

includes taxes & fees

14 Jul - 15 Jul

Suite, 1 King Bed | Iron/ironing board, cribs/infant beds, rollaway beds, free WiFi

Americas Best Value Inn Clayton

Clayton

Ari

AED 359 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Jul - 7 Jul

Colonial Inn Franklin

Franklin

Melanie

AED 294 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Days Inn by Wyndham Murphy

Murphy

Amy

AED 485 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Chatuge Mountain Inn

Hayesville

steven

AED 422 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Phillips Historic Motel & Cottages

Robbinsville

Darrius

AED 365 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Jul - 3 Jul

Sunset Motel

Murphy

Tanda

AED 428 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

Carolina Motel

Franklin

Peter

AED 363 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Jun - 1 Jul

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Top Clay County Hotel Reviews

Reid Ridge Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"The staff were great, room was comfy and clean, and the Continental breakfast was as expected. What I loved the most was that the lodge and rooms were finished out to look like a cabin. The room was really homey with wood everywhere but the ceiling. We also felt completely safe."

The Skyline Lodge

8/10 Good

"I would stay here again! We booked a last minute room for two week nights. Pleasant reception and attention by Baden! We bought a bottle of lovely white wine and a couple of beers from the nice selection in the lobby. Two stemmed wine glasses were in the sitting area of our room which had a large balcony with sliding screen door, chairs and a table where we could hear the "Big Creek" run. Lovely grounds, courtyard with fun toys which was kept tidy, and The Oak restaurant where we dined on our first evening, thanks to nabbing one of two later dinner reservations. We enjoyed pre-dinner drinks in the stylish comfy lounge where we had a great conversation with another couple, then were delivered to our table early for an upscale dinner with top notch service. Having said that, there were some hiccups which we informed upon checkout; concern was shown and notes were taken. 1) We did not want for hot water on demand. While the shower had nice hardware (hand held included) it was neary impossible to find a non-scalding temperature. The sink faucet handles were loose so water would not flow unless the bases were held while turning the handles. 2) Front desk replaced the battery in the electric fireplace remote, but it still would not turn on. 3) We had to dispatch several insects in the bathroom (well, we were in the forest) and 4) the structure is older, so folks walking in the room above our bed sounded as though they might fall through. Even so, I adore this lodge!"

Highlander Mountain House

8/10 Good

"The Mountain House is unique. It is truly an old house that has been modified to include rooms and a restaurant. There are about 8-10 rooms in the Main House where we stayed. There is a separate building called the Bunkhouse out back. The room was clean but very small and tight. More so that I thought was possible but we got used to it. The air conditioner and TV worked well but the window shades were hard to operate. Our room had a queen-sized bed and it was nice. The biggest challenge was that there is no elevator so one has to walk up steep stairs carrying your own luggage to get to your room. Fortunately, Sarah was there when we arrived and she helped. But the hotel really does need to have a strong person on duty at arrival time and departure time to carry luggage to the room. We had to make two trips up and down the stairs. The parking is scarce. Only a few spots out back. On one occasion we had to park out on the street. There is no breakfast served during the week but they do make available coffee and banana bread. The staff, especially Sarah, was very helpful. The house is just across the street from all the shops on Main Street so the location is great. That is one reason we chose to stay there. Now that I know the details of the facility I would plan my luggage more carefully if I stayed there again. We did not have a chance to try out the restaurant."

Microtel Inn by Wyndham Franklin

8/10 Good

"The staff was pleasant, the breakfast was cereal, boiled eggs, sausage sandwiches, cereal and waffles. No pool or hot tub. There is no fridge or microwave in the single queen rooms. Website says available upon request, which is false. The only option was to upgrade at $15 more per day to have a room wirh fridge and microwave. Otherwise, rooms were clean, I would stay again."

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Our top choices for Clay County motels

Days Inn by Wyndham Clayton

Americas Best Value Inn Clayton

Colonial Inn Franklin

Days Inn by Wyndham Murphy

Chatuge Mountain Inn

Phillips Historic Motel & Cottages

Sunset Motel

Carolina Motel

Sapphire Inn

Murphy Motel

200 Main

Mountain Vista Inn

Top Clay County Hotel Reviews

Reid Ridge Lodge

The Skyline Lodge

Lake Chatuge Lodge

Dillard House

Helen's Newest Riverfront Rental on the Chattahoochee River

Trailborn Highlands, Outdoor Collection by Marriott Bonvoy

The Cascades Inn

Highlander Mountain House

Microtel Inn by Wyndham Franklin

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