Don't settle for a cheap Rome, GA hotel when you can enjoy choice accommodations at the Country Inn & Suites Rome, Georgia Hotel for a comparable price. Our hotel in Rome, Georgia near Kingston Downs is located just off Hwy 411 S with easy access to many local attractions. Sights and activities near our hotel include the Rome historic district, Mt Berry Square Mall, Cave Spring and the Chieftains Museum. You can also catch a baseball game just a few miles from our hotel at the Rome Braves Ballpark. Whether you're here on business or leisure, our Rome, Georgia hotel is the perfect place to stay.
Our Rome, GA hotel is convenient to the following local attractions:
Rome Braves Baseball Watch the Rome Braves, an Atlanta Braves farm team, while you enjoy the beautiful summer weather. Many major league players have honed their skills on this team. (706) 368-9388 755 Braves Blvd NE Rome, GA 30161 2.5 miles from hotel
Berry College Founded in 1902, this lovely private school features a gorgeous 26,000-acre campus, making it one of the world's largest. (706) 232-5374 2277 Martha Berry Hwy NW Mount Berry, GA 30149 4.9 miles from hotel
Chieftains Museum Set in a National Historic Landmark home, this museum traces the tragic yet glorious history of the Native Americans who once resided in this area. (706) 291-9494 501 Riverside Pkwy NE Rome, GA 30161 3.2 miles from hotel
Kingston Downs Home of the Atlanta Steeplechase, this horse racing track hosts some of the biggest social events in the area. Don't miss the fun and excitement. (404) 237-7436 Spring Rd Kingston, GA 30145 7.2 miles from hotel
Rocky Mountain Recreation Area This 5,000-acre preserve is a wonderful site for outdoor lovers. Featuring hiking, fishing, swimming and boating, this park is fun for the whole family. (706) 802-5087 4054 Big Texas Valley Rd Rome, GA 30165 13 miles from hotel
Oak Hill & The Martha Berry Museum Visit Oak Hill, the historic home of Berry College founder, Martha Berry. Here you can learn of her influences on the city of Rome as well as enjoy a lovely art gallery. (706) 291-1883 Veterans Memorial Hwy Rome, GA 30161 4.9 miles from hotel
Stonebridge Golf Club Rated by some publications as one of the Top 50 golf courses in the country, Stonebridge offers beautiful, rolling fairways and perfectly maintained greens. Practice facilities are also available. (706) 236-5046 585 Stonebridge Dr Rome, GA 30161 7.8 miles from hotel
Zion Farms Enjoy this lovely estate where you can hold events or explore the hundreds of surrounding acres. You can go trail riding and take riding lessons from the friendly, helpful staff. (706) 235-8002 2979 Big Texas Valley Rd Rome, GA 30165 13 miles from hotel
Cave Spring The small town of Cave Spring has some of the best antique shopping to be found. Also visit the beautiful cave in Rolater Park, where you can taste the award-winning, pure spring water that flows up from the ground. 4.5 miles from hotel
The Country Inn & Suites Hotel Rome offers quick access to such local businesses as:
Bekaert Steel - 1.4 milels
F&P Georgia - 4.5 miles
Neaton Rome - 7 miles
Pirelli Tires - 4.1 miles
Suhner Manufacturing - 2.5 miles
Suzuki Manufacturing - 7 miles
Telecom - 2.5 miles
About Rome
Although it may not have the storied past of its namesake, Rome, Georgia, has carved out its own charming niche with unique landmarks, intriguing museums, and a tourist-friendly historic district. Adding to its character, Rome is surrounded by the Etowah, Oostanaula and Coosa Rivers, and the area circumscribed by them - aptly named Between the Rivers - is where the city was founded in 1834. The advent of the railroad brought prosperity to Rome until Sherman burned much of the city during his Civil War march to Atlanta. However, citizens found the fortitude to rebuild the historic downtown area, creating what is arguably the finest Victorian city center in Georgia, complete with a 1901 train depot, antique shops, art galleries, restaurants, homes and churches. Overlooking the entire area is Rome's official symbol, a beautiful brick clock tower. Built in 1871 atop one of Rome's seven hills, the structure was originally designed to hold the city's water supply. Today, it houses a museum that documents Rome's history and showcases an observation deck that affords enchanting, panoramic views of the region.
Did you know?
During the Civil War, Rome was a medical center for wounded soldiers from both the Union and Confederate armies. In 1864, the town came under Union control and was occupied for months before the forces led by Gen. William T. Sherman withdrew. Unfortunately, departing soldiers set fire to most buildings - save for the medical facilities - and much of the town was destroyed.
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