Washington Plantation


Washington, Georgia
This fine old B&B inn began life in 1828 & grew into its present superb example of Greek Revival architecture. The 7 acres of grounds, planted with magnolias, oaks, dogwood, pecan, hickory, elm and crape myrtle, have served as a backdrop for history.
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Washington, Georgia bed and breakfast: Washington Plantation
The beauty and tranquility of the land, and the house’s setting at the top of a gentle knoll where the breeze always blows, stand as testimony to the eye of Daniel Chandler, the first builder at Washington Plantation.

The house is furnished with period antiques and fine reproductions. The breakfast china is Wedgwood or Lennox. The table silver is sterling. The window treatments are hand-made and luxurious. Crystal and brass chandeliers appear in every room. Irish crystal glassware, 1000-count Egyptian cotton sheets, gas fireplaces and the finest amenities grace the bedrooms. That’s the way a planter would greet his guests, and that’s what’s in store for you at Washington Plantation.

A full-service breakfast is served from 8:30 until 10:00 am. Early risers will find juice, rolls and other goodies outside their doors after 7:00 am. Special menus can be arranged with advance notice.
Area Attractions and Activities:
Washington is the town where the Confederacy ended. Jefferson Davis signed the papers dissolving the CSA on Washington's unique Town Square in April, 1865 while he was on the run from Richmond.

Tour historical attractions such as: Callaway Plantation, Washington Historical Museum (where Jeff Davis's camp desk still resides), Robert Toombs House State Historic Site, Mary Willis Library (the first free library in Georgia) and much more.

For the finest Motocross motorcycling and four-wheeling in the South, visit Aonia Pass Motorcross, site of Grand National Cross-Country Championship races. Nine miles east of Washington Plantation on US 78.

Great boating and fishing can be found at Clark Hill (Strom Thurmond) Lake, less than 20 miles.

Fine antiquing and gift shopping are a short stroll away at the Square, as are restaurants from "Down Home" to haute cuisine.

The University Of Georgia and Bull Dog Football are 45 minutes from Washington Plantation. Come see us!
Services:
Fireplaces, telephones, Wi-Fi Internet, cable, robes and slippers, Pod coffeemakers, much more
Most Popular Rooms:
Planter's Room: Is the master bedroom of Washington Plantation, and is the largest and most elegant of all. The king-sized full tester bed has lace bed curtains and a ceiling-suspended canopy straight from the 1840s. The bathroom has a whirlpool tub.
Katie's Room: Is painted in a pale blue that changes with the ambient light. The drapes are white cotton eyelet lace, echoed in the bedspread and bed ruffle on the four-poster queen rice bed. The bath has a vintage clawfoot tub with brass shower.
Inn Information
Season: All Year
Rates: 135.00 - 195.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 5
With private baths: 5
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:
  • Full breakfast
  • Wine and cheese in the afternoon, goodies outside your door by 7:00 am. Other meals on request.
Nearest Airport(s): Athens (AHN); Augusta (AGS);Atlanta(ATL)

Payment methods accepted:

MasterCard Visa
  • Checks
  • Cash

Restrictions
  • Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
  • Smoking permitted in designated areas.
  • No pets, please.
  • Limited access for disabled persons.
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