1906 Pathway Inn
Bed and Breakfast

The charm of the Old South with a Victorian touch awaits you at The 1906 Pathway Inn Bed and Breakfast. This Colonial Revival-style inn, located in historic Americus, Georgia, displays extensive woodwork, stained glass windows, and a circular veranda that all lend an enduring quality to your stay.

1906 Pathway is the only area inn that AAA has rated with three diamonds, and the Georgia Journal '96 declares it the "Best Bed and Breakfast in the Presidential Pathway Area."

1906 Pathway offers six upscale guest rooms which ensure personal attention and pampering. Each lodging accommodation features a queen or king bed, ceiling fan, color television, VCR, desk, and telephone. All rooms have their own individual decor and private baths, and most feature whirlpools.

A sumptuous three-course candlelight breakfast is served each morning at your convenience between 6:30 and 9:30 a.m., with first-rate service in a charming atmosphere. In the evening, complimentary refreshments, wine, and assorted beverages are served. Service is always top-notch: no matter whether you're on a holiday retreat, honeymoon, birthday getaway, or business trip, the innkeepers here will accommodate all your special requests to the best of their abilities to make your trip a very special one.

Spend some time exploring this beautiful region; you will be glad you did. Ramble through the Civil War town of Andersonville, a National Historic Site. Here you will find a museum, antique shops, and a quaint old Civil War town. Take the new excursion trip to Plains, the home of former President Jimmy Carter. On most Sundays, you can listen to him teach Sunday school and even get your photo taken with him and Rosalynn. Visit Habitat for Humanity's headquarters and take a look at their new Global Village Museum and Discovery Center.

Make a call at the Georgia Rural Telephone Museum. You can even see the site where Charles Lindbergh learned to fly. Step back in time at the 1850's living history village of Westville, where you can see life as it was over 100 years ago. Take a hike and see the deep rich colors of Providence Canyon, dubbed the "little grand canyon of the South". Want to play a round of golf? No problem -- there are three semi-private courses all within a five- to 20- minute drive of the Inn. Georgia Veterans' State Park is also a short drive away. There they have golf, boating, swimming, and fishing.

You'll want to plan at least a three-day stay here so you can truly experience the atmosphere and charm of Southern Georgia, but even one day in this gracious small town at the unique 1906 Pathway Inn bed and breakfast will revive and rejuvenate your spirits and leave you with fond memories.