Boutiquehotell i Augusta

The Olde Town Inn (Room A) in downtown Augusta

The Olde Town Inn is a beautiful, boutique "bed and a bar" inn located in a neighborhood founded in 1736 by James Oglethorpe - and it has a very cool underground bar in the basement, The Fox's Lair, with live music 4 nites a week. (This listing is on 2nd floor.) Built in 1896, we have 4 lovely rooms, each with a private full bath. We are in walking distance to the best restaurants of downtown Augusta, entertainment venues, art studios, museums, as well as walking, running and bike paths.

The Olde Town Inn (Room B) in downtown Augusta

The Olde Town Inn is a beautiful, boutique "bed and a bar" inn located in a neighborhood founded in 1736 by James Oglethorpe - and it has a very cool underground bar in the basement, The Fox's Lair, with live music 4 nites a week. (This listing is on 2nd floor.) Built in 1896, we have 4 lovely rooms, each with a private full bath. We are in walking distance to the best restaurants of downtown Augusta, entertainment venues, art studios, museums, as well as walking, running and bike paths.

The Olde Town Inn (Room C) in downtown Augusta

The Olde Town Inn is a beautiful, boutique "bed and a bar" inn located in a neighborhood founded in 1736 by James Oglethorpe - and it has a very cool underground bar in the basement, The Fox's Lair, with live music 4 nights a week. (This listing is on 2nd floor.) Built in 1896, we have 4 lovely rooms, each with a private full bath. We are in walking distance to the best restaurants of downtown Augusta, entertainment venues, art studios, museums, as well as walking, running and bike paths.

The Olde Town Inn (Room D) in downtown Augusta

The Olde Town Inn is a beautiful, boutique "bed and a bar" inn located in a neighborhood founded in 1736 by James Oglethorpe - and it has a very cool underground bar in the basement, The Fox's Lair, with live music 4 nites a week. Built in 1896, we have 4 lovely rooms, each with a private full bath. We are in walking distance to the best restaurants of downtown Augusta, entertainment venues, art studios, museums, as well as walking, running and bike paths.