Breakfast was great value for just $11

We loved the ambiance of the historical hotel. We had a wonderful meal at Rosemary & Thyme with an excellent waiter. Highly recommended!

The parking was awful- only street parking on the blocks around the hotel. No dedicated lot. I had my 81 year old handicapped mother, and we couldn't access handicapped parking. We ended up lugging our bags up the side stairs to get inside from the parking location we found. This was the only negative to this location.

Everything!!!! Absolutely beautiful hotel. We got a bright room with a nice, big remodeled bathroom. It had a huge shower and a really nice rainfall showerhead. Bed was very comfortable. Location was right in the middle of downtown.

The drinks at the bar inside (Floyd's) were a little pricey for the quality but otherwise everything at the hotel was fantastic! We didn't see any ghosts though, we were bummed ha.

Historic environment, location, ambiance

Food services left a lot t be desired. Floyd’s was noisy, over air conditioned and food was not very appetizing. Tried Rose And Tyne for breakfast but wait staff discouraged us from waiting because he was the only one waiting and there were 18-20 people ahead of us and we Colin have a wait time of more than an hour to be served. Went out to Waffle House instead!

Built in 1892, once you step inside you are transported back to a grand and marvelous time gone by. The hotels' interior maintaines it's original eloquent splendor with a lot of grand wood details. Marvelous wooden floors and turn of the century carpets. What's not to like about the Windsor Hotel?

Honestly, cannot think of a single thing.

A classic historical hotel, with a beautiful wood panelled central lobby. Pleasant accommodating staff. We parked for free on the street right outside the front door. The hotel has quirky mix of architectural features.

The first room offered opened onto a central atrium that was open to the sky - it had noisy air conditioners at room level, so we had to change rooms. I suggest you go for an outside room, and on the side street if you want a quieter room. The restaurant was closed the day we were there. The room was small, as to be expected in an old hotel, but it was cosy and comfortable.

The staff (Jessica specifically) went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We were so disappointed that the ghost tour wasn't happening on the weekend we were there. So, the sweet lady behind the desk gave us a script of the tour so we could have a self-guided experience. We appreciated it so much! Then, we asked the housekeeper to replenish our coffee (we didn't need a full room refresh) and she gave us one of every flavor on her cart so we had every choice! The food in the dining room was wonderful. We would travel back to Americus simply to eat the spinach and artichoke dip and homemade tortilla chips!

There wasn't a whole lot to see in the little town of Americus. Very few of the shops were open or had things of interest. We were, however, able to travel to Providence Canyon, Andersonville, and Plains pretty easily.

This hotel is just so beautiful. Staff was so amazing and very helpful. Rooms were very nice and beds very comfortable. We went to a local bar and grill, The Spot across the street and again very friendly. Would stay here again when traveling for sure.

The bed was super comfortable. 👌 The staff was very nice and accommodating. I loved the furniture ♥️🥰

I didn't realize I had to specify that I wanted a tub and they were full and couldn't change me. There was a very loud dripping sound in the shower but after closing the bathroom door I could barely hear it.

Beautiful, old hotel that has been renovated. Nice restaurant for breakfast. Convenient parking next door. Several restaurants nearby.

Room was tight with a tub/shower. A small set of stairs to get up to the hall where the room was located. Limited plugs and little space for the cpap.