Spend Valentine's Day or just a winter weekend at Barnsley Resort



Looking for a great romantic getaway for Valentine's Day? Look no further than Barnsley Resort near Adairsville, Georgia - right off of I-75. Warm up in their cozy cottages this winter  special weekday rates starting from just $159 per night. Visit our charming resort in Northwest Georgia, where all guest rooms and suites are nestled within a variety of delightful cottages. While here, relax in front of the fire, whether toasting s’mores outdoors, dining in The Woodlands Grill or within the privacy of your guest room or suite. 





Rates listed are per night, and exclude taxes and nightly resort fee. Some blackout dates may apply. Offer valid Sunday through Thursday nights, now through March 9, 2017. Offer not valid in conjunction with any other discounted rate offerings or packages, and is based on availability. Not applicable to group bookings.








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(Adairsville, Georgia) – A new 55-room inn and Georgian Hall, designed as a state-of-the-art meeting and event space, are announced for northwest Georgia’s award-winning Barnsley Resort. Construction is underway with an anticipated opening date for The Inn by the end of 2017 and early 2018 for the Georgian Hall. Upon completion, the resort will have a total of 150 guest rooms and suites as well as 14,300 square feet of indoor meeting space. This project will create a minimum of 100 new jobs at the luxury resort in Bartow County. 

“We are thrilled to expand the offerings at Barnsley Resort to meet a frequent request of our guests and clients,” said Matthew Saul on behalf of the resort ownership. “We will maintain the intimate, exclusive feel that makes Barnsley Resort so special while being able to accommodate a broader range of corporate groups and social events.” 

The resort’s existing accommodations, amenities, activities and restaurants will remain available for guests to enjoy throughout the expansion process. The site for the expansion is isolated to a portion of the resort’s perimeter, outside of primary guest travels. 

The Inn at Barnsley Resort 
Offering an additional 55 guest rooms and suites, the three-story Inn at Barnsley Resort will complement the resort’s relaxed English-inspired village and cottage-style accommodations. Upon arrival, an octagonal rotunda will create a striking first impression before proceeding to the resort’s new guest registration area. Adjacent to the guest reception, the Living Room will be a relaxed gathering area for guests to enjoy residential-style furnishings arranged in several groupings ideal for conversation. Throughout, stained and hand-scraped hardwood floors, exposed beams and scattered area rugs will evoke the feeling of being an invited guest at a fine country estate. A grand staircase and impressive fireplace will be focal points of this inviting space. The Inn will also feature one boutique retail option. 

The architect and design teams looked to the works of noted British architect Edwin Lutyens, known for significant English country homes from the turn of the 20th century. Inspired by this style, the Inn at Barnsley Resort will have the appearance of an estate that has been added to over time with dormer windows, occasional terraces and balconies to create variety of texture and scale. 

Guest Accommodations 
Each of The Inn’s 55 guest rooms, including two suites will be thoughtfully designed for the luxury traveler. Spacious bedrooms range from 378 to 528 square feet with a mix of
king and double queen beds. On the third floor, guests will delight in additional features such as dormer windows, sloped ceilings and window seats.

Georgian Hall Conference Center
With more than 9,000 square feet of indoor space and 8,350 square feet available outdoors, the Georgian Hall Conference Center will host corporate meetings, weddings and other special events in a picturesque location in the resort’s historic district. The latest audio- visual technology will be integrated throughout the building’s design. The addition of Georgian Hall will bring the resort’s total meeting indoor space to 14,300 square feet.

The 5,000-square-foot Savannah Ballroom will host 240 to 500 guests for meetings or social gatherings. Select design details planned for the Savannah Ballroom include vaulted ceilings with exposed, stained hand-scraped scissor trusses; painted millwork; dormer windows allowing ample natural light; and a monumental floor-to-ceiling brick fireplace. The Savannah Ballroom will be divisible into two smaller event spaces, with 2,000 square feet of pre-function space leading into the ballroom. The al fresco Savannah Terrace will offer dedicated outdoor space for up to 215 at one end of the ballroom.

Additional indoor meeting and event space will include the 1,440-square-foot divisible
Dalton Room with a dedicated pre-reception area.

Offering a uniquely Southern experience, a covered verandah will be available for receptions and gatherings taking advantage of sweeping pastoral views. For larger outdoor events, the Estate Lawn will be equipped with full lighting and sound capabilities for up
to 300 for seated dining or 370 for receptions.

Georgian Hall’s exterior will complement the existing Rice House restaurant which is located within in a 19th  century farmhouse. Dormer windows, painted wood and an elongated porch will provide visual interest in keeping with the antebellum home. Guests
attending meetings and events in the Georgian Hall will enter through an octagonal rotunda area featuring a domed ceiling and inset display cases showcasing artifacts from the region.













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