Top Hotels Near Riverside Park in Ellijay from NZ$156

"Very clean friendly staff in house washer and dryer "

"We had an incredible relaxing vacation. We really enjoyed the river, the hot tub, and the bon fires in the evening. The house was clean and as described, sleeping quarters worked well for us. Would rent again. Thank you!"

"This property is amazing. It did have paved roads all the way up the mountain, and every day we saw the local deer.We took advantage of the dog park, which is just a few blocks behind the property.Do you know the indoor pool and community center are about 20 minutes away? This is a large community. I think our GPS said it was only 5 or 6 miles, but it would take 20 minutes to drive there. We were a family of 4 plus my service dog. Having an enclosed balcony was nice because Hazel (my dog) likes to be outside. The kids slept upstairs, and my wife and I slept on the main level. Each level had beds and bathrooms. We plan to come back with family. I also highly recommend going to country corner kitchen in Elijay. It was one of the few places we found without "tourist" pricing (and it was amazing)."

"We are visiting again!!! Absolutely the nicest, cleanest place! Beautiful hotel "

"The house was very nice and clean. There was plenty of places to just relax. The fire pit was very enjoyable. Great views everywhere. The indoor pool at the recreation center was a fun place for the kids. "

"All decked out was very clean, and accommodated our large group quite nicely. The weather was quite chilly, so we really enjoyed the hot tub each evening. The highlight was definitely the deer. There were so many of them, and they were so tame the eight right out of our hands! We would love to go back!"

"We only stayed one night since we're from Marietta and we were planning on hiking. I saw that this beautiful cabin was available and grabbed it. Absolutely beautiful cabin and view."

"It’s beautiful!"

"We found everything we needed. The amenities were great, and the house was very nice.Loved that our host left us jars of deer food so we could feed the deer and watch them."