It was clean, love the decor, the jetted tub and everything about the Piano Room. Mike and his crew are wonderful group of people!

Hall House Hotel is always our selection when staying in Dahlonega. Directly on the square it is the perfect location to stroll around town. They never disappoint us. The rooms are phenomenal, nicely decorated, spacious, comfortable beds. The owner, Mike, is superb to work with. Check in is super easy. He is readily available if needed.

Michael, the manager was fantastic. Organized and responsive. The property couldn't be more central to everything in Dahlonega. If you are looking for glam, this may not be your spot. Hall House is quirky and vintage, which was what we signed up for! We stayed in the Captain's Quarter and it is big. It has a little sitting room, as well as bedroom and ensuite bathroom. If interested, there is a claw foot tub in the bedroom. Heat works well, even with it set at low, we opened windows and cranked the ac to sleep comfortably ( in Feb.). That being said, we'd definitely stay again bc of uniqueness and convenience to downtown.

Restaurant was advertised as open until 8. At 7:15PM we were advised restaurant closes at 7:PM. Heating inadequate.

Our room was just beautiful!! Had a balcony that was screened in . Was a very big room lol the name of the room was The Big Room!! We will certainly be back!

Checked off a bucket list item for my wife. Surprised her with reservations at Hall House. And I think maybe snow falling coulda been the only thing to make the visit more festive and celebratory of the season. Downtown was beautiful and our room overlooking all the lights was perfect.

The hotel is conveniently located right in the town square so all of the activities are within a close walk. It is in a historic building, so both the facilities and amenities reflect that and would not be comparable to a newer, luxury hotel. Check-in with convenient but contactless and we never saw anyone associated with the hotel during our entire two day stay. My only complaint - and it's a big one - is that the bed and mattress was terribly uncomfortable. I realize that bed comfort is very much in the eye of the beholder, but unless you like a very firm - and lumpy - mattress, you will not be happy with the mattress in Sarah's room. It was the most uncomfortable hotel mattress I have slept on in a long time. So much so that we drove home the second night rather than sleep another night on that mattress. Install a new mattress and my 4 star review turns into a 5 star review.

We had the Vineyard room and enjoyed how the room felt vintage. Just be aware that this means the floor is very creaky and definitely not level, but it is a cozy room. Overall the stay was good since the location was very convenient, however the noise level was pretty bad. The noise level from the restaurant the hotel shares a building with was cleaning up well past 11 pm and the noise level in this room was particularly bad. Then, at 2 am someone else came into the restaurant and made even more noise. Finally, the restaurant will start preparing around 7-8 before opening. Just something you should be aware of ahead of time since it's just about impossible to get a full night's sleep.