It will be different in a year or so, but right now the entire place is torn up for remodeling, outside and inside. Also, the room we stayed in was remodeled a strange setup. The bed is right beside the open area with sink/mirror where you get ready, then the bathroom with door. There is no way to use the restroom without blinding whoever is still sleeping because as soon as you turn on the bathroom light, you get yelled at because it woke everyone up. There is nothing to block the light. If you lay on your side you can look straight into the shower. The walkway to get to River St. is kind of there with orange barrels telling you where to go around the whole area construction, but it was a muddy, confusing mess as it routes you around the 3 or 4 other hotels, also, that are all under construction. The thing that made me the most nervous was the giant disclaimer posted on every glass door into the hotel that per the state of Georgia, you are entering this property at your own risk; if you are killed, the state is not liable. These weren’t like any other signs I’ve ever seen; they were huge and almost like a warning to be on your toes. I did ask the man at the registration desk for a restaurant recommendation, because I had a few ideas but I like to ask local people. He told me to use Google on my phone.😁 I loved the breakfast and the lovely Miss Patricia- she was such a kind, fun person and made everyone smile.