Top Guest Houses in Jackson County in 2026

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Our top choices for Jackson County guest houses

1. Sparrow Grove Manor

Monroe

Audrey

AED 771 total

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sep

1 bedroom, iron/ironing board, WiFi, bed sheets

2. Walk to Everything from the 5 Points Carriage House!

Five Points

Willy K.

3. Three-Bedroom Guest Suite in House Basement

Buford

Doris L.

4. Tranquility Hideaway in the Woods, King Beds, Pets Allowed, Handicap Accessible

Suwanee

Erin B.

5. The Athenian

Athens

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Top Jackson County Hotel Reviews

Lanier Islands Resort

10/10 Excellent

"Beautiful location and view of lake from the room. Paths to walk, quiet places to sit by the lake. Did not take full advantage of the amenities since there for a conference, but facilities for conference were great. Staff were very helpful and friendly. We enjoyed a wonderful buffet breakfast as Expedia rewards gave us free vouchers!"

Aloft by Marriott Lawrenceville Sugarloaf

8/10 Good

"Overall, I still had a positive impression of the staff despite an unfortunate experience during my stay. After 1:00 a.m., I was unable to sleep because of loud music coming from somewhere nearby and a strong marijuana smell that was coming into my room. I initially tried calling the front desk, but unfortunately no one answered. I then went downstairs to report the issue. When the problem was not resolved right away, I returned to the front desk, and the staff ultimately moved me to another room. They were apologetic and made a genuine effort to help, and they also removed the $9 parking charge as a gesture of apology. While the situation itself was definitely unpleasant and disrupted my sleep, I appreciated how the front desk staff handled it once I spoke with them in person. Things do not always go perfectly at a hotel, but good service is often about how problems are handled. In that regard, I felt the staff did their best to make things right, and I appreciate their assistance."