If you had stayed in the Grand Hotel in 1900, your luggage would have been brought from the station in an ox cart. Now you might have to carry your own bags, but an extensive restoration means you will find the Grand looking much the same as it did then. Guests enjoy breakfast, served at 9 a.m., and afternoon cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, served at 5 p.m. If you stay here in October, you will be in the thick of the Hummingbird Festival, an annual celebration of crafts, music and food.
Two miles from the historic downtown area is the southern style Woodstream Inn. Your room will have wireless Internet, but ask for a coffeemaker. Take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool before your continental breakfast. Then you could explore Hogansville's many antique stores or head out of town to Roosevelt's Little White House, 40 minutes away. For dinner you will find Chinese, barbecue and a number of familiar chains within a mile of the Woodstream Inn.
One of the Magnuson chain of hotels, the Garden Inn lies close to Interstate 85. Popular with business travelers, the Inn offers free wireless Internet and local calls. Guests can enjoy continental breakfast and the outdoor pool. Atlanta is an easy hour north from here; head 15 minutes south to visit the Wild Animal Safari outside LaGrange. Also at LaGrange is the West Georgia Commons Shopping Center. Pets are welcome at the Garden Inn.
The Red Roof Inn is 15 minutes from Hogansville, in the larger town of LaGrange. The hotel has an outdoor pool, free Wireless Internet and several restaurants within walking distance. One pet per room is free, but pets must behave well. Children under 17 are also free. The Art Museum is close to the Red Roof Inn, as is the West Georgia Commons Shopping Center. On the other side of town is West Point Lake, for fishing and boating.
