Best Resorts in Georgia
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Experience the ultimate escape at resorts in Georgia, where you can unwind with luxurious spas, championship golf courses, and gourmet dining surrounded by the state’s stunning scenery. From the rolling hills of the North Georgia mountains to the tranquil shores of Lake Oconee and the charming coastal retreats near Savannah, there’s a perfect setting for every traveler. Whether you’re planning a romantic weekend, celebrating a special occasion, or simply seeking relaxation, Georgia’s resorts offer amenities and experiences designed to delight. With such diverse landscapes and top-notch hospitality, Georgia is the ideal destination for a memorable resort getaway.
These Georgia destinations are known for their exceptional resorts, offering luxury amenities, scenic surroundings, and a range of relaxing and adventurous experiences for every traveler.
Nestled along sparkling shores, Lake Oconee boasts premier resorts in Georgia, where guests enjoy championship golf, lakeside dining, serene spa treatments, and a host of water activities amid breathtaking natural beauty.
The Ritz-Carlton's lodge sits directly on Lake Oconee within the Reynolds community's five golf courses, with a lakeside infinity pool, canoe and pontoon outings from the dock, and s'mores at the fire each night. Georgia's definitive lake-resort weekend, 90 minutes from Atlanta.
Cuscowilla's Coore-Crenshaw course is regularly ranked among Georgia's best, and its lakeside cottages and villas make it the low-key alternative to the Ritz across the water — golf trip first, lake house second.
Discover the Golden Isles, where Georgia’s finest resorts offer oceanfront luxury, championship golf, and fresh coastal cuisine, all set amid picturesque beaches and centuries-old live oaks draped in Spanish moss.
The Cloister runs Sea Island's storied estate — Spanish-Mediterranean halls, five miles of private beach, falconry and shooting schools, and a spa complex of its own — at a Forbes five-star standard held for years. The Southeast's most complete grand resort.
The Victorian clubhouse where Morgans and Rockefellers wintered now anchors Jekyll Island's historic district, with croquet lawns, wraparound verandas, and bike paths threading live oaks to the beach. Gilded Age atmosphere at surprisingly democratic rates.
Nestled among rolling peaks and lush forests, resorts in Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains offer breathtaking views, luxurious amenities, and easy access to hiking, waterfalls, and the charming shops and eateries of downtown Blue Ridge.
Barnsley's cottage village spreads through north Georgia foothills around its ruined 1840s manor — golf, clay shooting, horseback, and fire-lit porches filling the days. It functions as a full resort while feeling like a storybook hamlet.
In the Blue Ridge near Young Harris, Brasstown Valley's timber lodge pairs mountain-view rooms with golf, stables, and trails into the surrounding ridges. It delivers the north Georgia mountain-resort weekend at a family-realistic rate.
Nestled amid vibrant gardens and sparkling lakes, Callaway Gardens offers resort guests access to golf, spa treatments, and outdoor adventures, making it a perfect Georgia retreat for relaxation and recreation.
Callaway's 2,500 acres of gardens — azalea bowls, a glass butterfly conservatory, Robin Lake's inland beach — come with lodge rooms, golf, and zip lines. Spring bloom and winter's Fantasy in Lights bookend the calendar. Georgia's classic family resort.
Callaway's flagship lodge sits at the gardens' edge with a full spa, firepit terraces, and first-access mornings among the azalea trails before day visitors arrive. The grown-up way to stay at Georgia's garden resort.
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