Twenty-four rooms. One very good night's sleep.
A restored 1890s townhouse with a candlelit dining room, a lobby bar that remembers your order, and the live oaks of Forsyth Park two blocks away.
Southern hospitality, without the fuss.
Built for a cotton merchant in 1891 and restored room by room, The Linden House keeps its heart-pine floors, ten-foot windows and wraparound porch - and adds rain showers, linen sheets and a concierge who actually knows the city.
Rest, beautifully.
Townhouse King
Heart-pine floors, a king bed and a window seat over Jones Street.
Garden Queen
Opens onto the courtyard - coffee among the camellias every morning.
The Merchant's Suite
Our largest: a sitting room, a clawfoot tub and the original fireplace.
Linden, the dining room.
Lowcountry cooking with a lighter hand - Georgia shrimp, Vidalia onion, heirloom grits - and a cocktail list built around the bar's own bitters.
Kind words from recent stays.
"The kind of place you plan the next trip around before you've checked out."
Laura M. · anniversary weekend"The bartender remembered our drinks on night two. The beds are unreal."
James & Dee · Atlanta"Walkable to everything, quiet at night, and breakfast on the porch was perfect."
Priya K. · business tripYour table, your room and the oaks are waiting.
Book direct for our best rate, late checkout and a welcome drink at the bar.