This is a wonderful B&B. Simply put , Kim and Susan will do everything within their power to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
The rooms are spacious and perfectly clean, plenty of towels and toiletries. Susan even takes time to place candies on your pillow as a sweet surprise gift each evening.

After a hard day of sight seeing such awsome places as Andersonville, Jimmy Carter's boy hood farm and school we got a kick outta Susan greeting us with the words, " Welcome Home !" I still get a kick outta that.

She's known for her attention to breakfast which is quite awsome. Great egg dishes and pancakes!

She's a great little cook and we were delighted at her offerings.
One thing i would really like to point out is that the breakfast room always has fresh coffee brewing and snacks in baskets as well as bottled water and soda. That really comes in handy when your starving after a hard day of traveling..

Don't miss Andersonville! it's a most amazing place and one you will always remember, and take a lilttle time to learn the history of it. The area is beautiful and well worth a trip.

Nancy & Gary...

My wife and I had a long weekend from work so we thought we'd do a "history" get away. We chose Americus because of the rich Southern history of the area, and Americus has quite a bit of history preserved right there.
We had never stayed in a B&B so we thought we'd give it a try. I chose Americus Garden Inn after reviewing their website. After speaking to Susan on the phone I made reservations confident I chose the right place. Susan is a joy to talk to. What a great weekend it was. Susan and Kim were fantastic hosts, greeting as we pulling into the drive. Susan gave us a nice tour of the B&B meanwhile sharing the history of the Inn from the time it was built to now. We were shown were everything was in our room and instructed how to get in touch with them if we needed anything. They also went over several restaurants in the area as well as the area attractions which include Andersonville Civil War prison, the 1840's town of Westville, downtown Americus historic buildings as well as Jimmy Carter National park and homeplace amoung others.
Susan is a fabulous cook, no I should say Chef, and spoiled us with a wonderful breakfast every morning, even accomodating me on my diet. Kim visited with us during breakfast helping us to plan our day by answering any questions and making our breakfast plates or coffee cups weren't empty until we had all we wanted to eat. It was nice for Kim to spend some time with us even though 2 weeks earlier they sustained substantial yard damage from the tornado and Kim had lots of work to do to get it all cleaned up. The breakfasts Susan prepared were top knock. Not only did we enjoy our stay in a beautiful house, in the historic district in a very comfortable room with snacks, videos, and books available for no extra charge, we made new friends with Susan and kim. Great hosts, but also just good folks. I can't wait until we can do it again.
Bobby Tuttle

My husband and I needed a weekend away and decided to go to Americus for a weekend getaway. We found the Americus Garden Inn online and thought we would give it a try. We had never stayed at a B & B before and were a little nervous but after we arrived we felt right at home. We walked in and the house smelled like a fresh baked apple pie, lucky for us it was an apple crumb dish Susan was preparing for breakfast! We new right away this was going to be a great weekend!

Kim gave us great information about the town and Andersonville. The prison, POW museum, and the cemetary are really something to see. We ate dinner Sat. night at The Daphne Lodge. It is a wonderful and cozy restaurant outside of town that had a tasty menu and we would definately recommend it. Now back to the inn..

We stayed in the library room, it was really nice and spacious. We had a king size bed with antique furniture that gave the room such an at home feeling. Breakfast in the morning was absolutely wonderful! Susan's cinnamon roll pancakes were something that we had never had before but were wonderful! The other couples that were there were also so friendly and I think one of the best parts of our trip for me was the converastions we had at breakfast.

If you need a get away with a personal touch, please stay a weekend with Kim and Susan, they will treat you like friends they have know for years!

Scott and Melissa Thomas
Jefferson, GA

February 23, 2007
The Americus Garden Inn is one of the best bed and breakfast inns we have had the opportunity to enjoy. The owners, Kim and Susan, went above and beyond the call of duty. From directions and recommendations of local restaurants for our evening meal (of course, we didn't really need to eat again after the scrumptious breakfast fare that was provided each morning) to information on nearby sites to visit, The home is in close proximity to Jimmy Carters home in Plains and the Civil War prison of Andersonville.

All of the large, warm rooms are beautifully furnished. The guests are made to feel a part of the wonderful atmosphere that Kim and Susan have created in this 1847 restored home. There is little doubt that they truly love what they are doing.

We definitely plan to return to Americus for another delightful stay at the Inn.

Sue and Harold Burrell
Jacksonville, Florida