Located in the town of Madison, 2 miles from the Madison Municipal airport, the James Madison Inn is 10 miles away from Bostwick. The hotel offers 17 individually designed luxury guest rooms and two suites, each named after one of Madison's historic houses. Guests can unwind in guest rooms before authentic fireplaces, underneath a painting of the house after which each room is named. Or they can enjoy a book from their in-room library. In the public areas of the James Madison Inn, visitors can take advantage of a fitness facility, spa and complimentary gourmet breakfast. A number of alternative eateries are in downtown Madison, a five-minute walk from the hotel. Amici Italian Cafe, Madison Chophouse Grille and Ye Olde Colonial restaurant are each located within half a mile of the hotel.
The Wayfarer Hotel is situated in downtown Monroe, 13 miles northwest of Bostwick. Based in an art deco premises built in 1910, the hotel is accessible by stairs only. The Wayfarer Hotel leaves guests well-placed to explore the city of Monroe, named after America's fifth president. Play a round of golf on the 18-hole championship course at Monroe Golf and Country Club or enjoy a picnic in Hammond Street or Dennis Coker City parks. For those truly daring, Monroe-Walton County airport plays host to Georgia's largest skydiving club, 2 miles from the hotel. After a day exploring the city, guests can unwind in their rooms with whirlpool tubs, 500 thread-count bedding and complimentary tea and coffee. As no meals are served on-site, guests may visit Sage City Grill, Zoe's Cafe and Bakery or Baker's Family restaurant, each within a five-minute walk.
Based outside the town of Madison, adjacent to I-20, the Comfort Inn Hotel is 14 miles away from Bostwick. Guests at the Comfort Inn gain access to a fitness room and indoor swimming pool, while complimentary breakfast can be enjoyed with a free copy of USA Today. Visitors who want to get out of town and sample the fresh Georgia countryside can reach Lake Oconee, 20 miles southeast. Hiking, biking, swimming, boating and fishing are available, as well as a range of golf courses, including Lake Oconee and Port Armor. As breakfast is the only food served at the hotel, guests have alternatives such as chain venues like McDonald's, Subway and Arby's within a two-minute walk; independent eater,y Little Phillies, is situated a mile north.
Although the Rutledge Inn is 11 miles from Bostwick, the journey between the two is only about 25 minutes. The remoteness adds to it's charm, however, while Rutledge's Hard Labor Creek State Park and Golf Course and Lake Rutledge are the main features of this small city. Based in a mid-19th century farmhouse, guests can unwind to the serenade of the crickets in the hotel's garden porch area, or enjoy Heart pine flooring, eclectic artwork and comfortable furnishings in guest rooms. Complimentary breakfast is cooked each morning on-site, and can be enjoyed either in the hotel's dining room or on the porch. Those who want to to dine away from the Rutledge Inn can visit Caboose restaurant for American cuisine, served in an authentic renovated train caboose.
