10 Amazing Places to stay overnight in Georgia without breaking the bank

With summer quickly approaching, it’s normally that time of year where families and even solo travelers begin to think of their next travel destination. Summer is often dubbed the season of travel, and what better way to get your fill then by exploring some of the best parts of your home state that you may not have explored before? There are some truly incredible overnight accommodations we’ve stumbled upon in Georgia that are both unique and extremely affordable. There is no need to break the bank just because you want to get out and travel. Check out 10 of these awesome overnight hot spots in Georgia and start getting excited:

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What makes this hotel so unique is the modern decor and relaxed vibe. But what makes this hotel awesome enough for this list? It’s the fact you can snag a drink from the bar then hole up in the courtyard next to the FOUNTAIN OF FIRE.

Yelp Bobbin W.

This beautifully unique place in Brunswick allows guests to stay in treehouses and geodesic domes for $25 a night. You must become a member of The Hostel in order to stay, but once you are, the overnight accommodations are endless.

Yelp Karri B.

Ever wonder what it’s like to stay in a yurt? At Cedar House Inn & Yurts, you’ll be able to experience firsthand eco-friendly living in the wild, while retaining some hotel comforts. (Did we mention organic breakfast is included?)

Yelp Lily Creek Lodge

This spot is one of those North Georgia hidden gems. There is a refreshing pool with a waterfall set near the secluded pavilion. It’s the perfect stay after a day of wine tasting in Dahlonega.

Yelp North Georgia Canopy Tours

You can easily knock two things off your to-do list with North Georgia Canopy Tours—overcoming your fear of heights AND staying in a killer teepee.

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Guests that visit this charming B&B always mention the accommodations: a hot gourmet breakfast prepared every morning, cooking classes and an authentic high tea.

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Ever wonder what it was like to live in a covered wagon? At The Rock Ranch, groups can camp overnight next to a roaring fire in their very own 8-person wagon.

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Surrounded by forests and streams, this geodesic dome is tucked away in the foothills of Ellijay. Take a breather and become one with nature in this beautiful retreat.

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As far as haunted hotels go, The Marshall House has one of the most unique ghost stories attached. Stay the night and perhaps you’ll find out why.

Yelp Robin S.

There aren’t just yurts by the lake where you can camp. There are also cottages, tent camping, cabin rentals and more. It’s inexpensive and right in the thick of the forest.

Do any of these overnight stays that we found give you the travel itch? Or perhaps you know of a few unique and inexpensive places to crash yourself! We’d love to hear!