There are containers for cigarette butts. Smoking is only allowed in the covered entry porch at the front of the Hike Inn. Even without our persistent drought, fire in the woods is a paramount issue. Please clarify your policy on smoking.Īs you might expect, our biggest concern about smoking is its potential to cause a fire. We simply ask that you do not make phone calls, play music from your phone, or watch videos in the commons areas where other guests are trying to unplug from technology. You are welcome to bring your phone to use as a camera and/or reading device, most people do these days and we completely understand that. We do not have public phones at the Hike Inn. When we see people using cell phones in public areas, we wait until their call ends and politely request that they not make more calls in common areas. We want them to enjoy a restful time free from the bustle of everyday life. What’s the big deal about not wanting me to bring my cell phone and handheld gaming device?Īt the Hike Inn we try to offer our guests a retreat away from the busy world. And while the rooms are private, the walls are thin. Each room is small with minimal amenities - a bunk bed (double-decker, extra long, single mattress ), shelves, a stool for sitting and a mirror.
The rooms are all alike, except the 12 rooms that adjoin adjacent rooms for the convenience of families and groups of more than three persons. There are 20 bedrooms (we call them bunkrooms). It’s important to understand that the Hike Inn is not a hotel.
Sleeping bags are welcome, but we also have plenty of blankets and heaters to keep you cozy.Ĭan you tell me more about the bunkrooms? For more information, please visit our conservation page.ĭuring the winter, will I be warm enough, or should I bring my sleeping bag? Not quite, but with the grants from All Points North Foundation and Southface Institute’s GoodUse program for photovoltaic solar, we are getting closer. Electrical outlets (and hair dryers) are available in the bathhouse. We want to promote an atmosphere of ‘unplugging’, but please use our solar charging station in the lobby if you need to top off your camera charge. Guests who require the aid of a service animal and meet all ADA requirements are permitted.Īre there really no electrical outlets in the bunkrooms? Games and age-appropriate books are available for children. We have discounted rates for children 12 years of age or younger. For a family of four, two rooms are necessary. In this case, we have good mats, so the child can sleep on the floor. A family of three can stay in the same room if the child is 12 years of age or younger. Yes, the Hike Inn loves kids and welcomes families. It’s calculated to allow sufficient time for guests to enjoy the hike and arrive in time for our daily facility tour at 5p.m. The check-in time is enforced for the safety of Hike Inn guests. Late arrivals will not be permitted to hike to the Hike Inn. Where do I check in to begin my hike to the Hike Inn?Īll guests must check in at the Visitors Center which is in Amicalola Falls State Park, just inside the park entrance. When you check in, you will be directed where to park your car near the trailhead at the top of Amicalola Falls.Īll guests must check in at the Visitors Center at Amicalola Falls State Park by 2 p.m. The check-in time is strictly enforced. A $10 per room cancellation fee will be applied to all cancellations. Cancellations must be made seven days in advance of a reservation for a refund. Reservations can be made by calling 80, Monday through Friday from 8:30a.m. Although we do accept walk-ins, we cannot guarantee them - especially on weekends and during busy periods.
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