You don't have to be a romantic to appreciate the rich history and pastoral beauty of Georgia's idyllic Barnsley Gardens Resort.
EXPERIENCE
The tale sounds like something out of a romance novel. In the 1840s, a wealthy shipping magnate decides to build his young wife a luxurious manor house in the foothills of Georgia's picturesque Blue Ridge Mountains. But before he can complete the project, the wife dies and the grief-stricken husband halts construction. Though it is eventually finished, civil war, a tornado, and decades of neglect combine to leave the property in ruins.
Enter German prince Hubertus Fugger, who purchases the estate in the 1980s, restores the house and gardens, and converts the property into a luxury retreat, complete with charming cottages, world-class restaurants, and acres of natural space in which to enjoy horseback riding, fly fishing, and championship golf.
From the antique-filled suites with wood-burning fireplaces to the gourmet Rice House restaurant featuring prime beef, fresh fish and wild game, Barnsley Gardens offers an experience in sumptuous country living that simply can't be beat.
Condé Nast Traveler's Gold List - Top 700 World's Best Places to Stay - 2004
LOCATION
Barnsley Gardens Resort is located on 1,300 acres of rolling hills in Adairsville, Georgia. The resort is 70 minutes north of Atlanta's Hartsfield International Airport.
Awarded a Certificate of Merit by the printing industries of America at the Premier Print Awards. With 1400 colour photographs showcasing 468 of the best places to stay
HOTEL SEARCH
VIEW MAP
