Best Western Plus Windsor Hotel

What a unique experience. On our way to Florida, we decided to take some time and explore Georgia. Stayed in Americus for 2 nights. Stopped first at the Andersonville war museum to spend about 2 hours. Then to Americus where at first we were nervous driving into town. It looked squalid and scary. Didn't take long to realize that was just a small area of Americus. What a neat downtown. Takes you back in time. When walking into the Windsor, my husband immediately asked me, "Okay, how much is this going to cost me?" When I told him, he couldn't believe it. The place is rife with history. Everything is lovingly restored to its original state. Antiques are everywhere. Wander around on the different floors and check things out. Check in was easy; they were very accommodating even though we were so early. Our room was ready so they let us in. Our room was small, but gave a whole new meaning to the word quaint. I'm fussy about hotel rooms, but I loved this room. We had huge arching windows that didn't look out onto anything special, but were lovely the way the light came in. Would've preferred a king-sized bed, but mattress incredibly comfortable. The only thing I didn't like dealing with was the very small bathroom. I'm not sure all rooms are like that, but I wouldn't want a bathroom like that for more than a couple of nights.There is a really nice restaurant right inside the hotel called the Rosemary and Thyme, and also a pub with a huge outdoor porch/balcony you can sit in. Unfortunately, we didn't get to spend much time out on the balcony because one of the days we were there was Sunday, and they were closed. I hope this hotel keeps to its original state because it's special, as well as the hotel staff with their southern charm. Every employee we met went out of their way to make us feel welcome. less

I found this jewel as a perfect step back in time on my annual Christmas adventures. It was literally like a Hallmark movie with personal staff and details from a time past. It was extremely clean, no musty odor or any clue of its age just grandeur. The surrounding town is also a step back in time and everything within walking distance of the hotel. The rocking chairs adjacent to the second floor sports bar overlooking the main street is a gift. Christmas music played in the streets and the lobby décor was exactly what I was looking for. The formal dining area and staff complimented the menu. I would highly recommend this Hotel !! less

The Windsor Hotel was gorgeous. The history is extremely interesting and the building is beautiful. It reminded me a lot of the Jekyll Island Club. The staff was very attentive and nice. We ate at the Pub and thoroughly enjoyed sitting on the balcony in their huge, comfortable chairs. We will definitely return when we go back to visit the Pasaquan Folk Art Museum. less

This is one of the most beautifully decorated hotels that I have stayed in. The decor was exquisite for the holidays. I wish I could have stayed longer for the New Years party. All staff were helpful and the rooms were beautiful less

We were on the tail end of a three week road trip and knew we wanted to include Andersonville National Historic site so we booked a night at the nearby Windsor Hotel. What a delightful surprise from the minute we arrived—the architecture, the lobby decorated beautifully for the holidays, and the very appealing king guest room, fully updated to make us comfortable. We ate in the restaurant and appreciated the friendly servers and our meal selections. We’ll be back because next time we want to visit Pasaquan . The Jimmy Carter National Historic Site isn’t far either. less