Dawg Days Inn

The Dawg Days Inn is your peaceful and private retreat, located in a quiet residential neighborhood of Athens. Grill up some southern BBQ in the fenced-in backyard and enjoy the modern interiors with luxury details at every turn.

Athens is filled with local eateries and you’ll want to try as many as you can. But the chef’s kitchen of this home may inspire you to have a few meals in as well. Fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, coffee maker, and cookware, the kitchen provides everything you’ll need to whip up nutritious morning meals, snacks to take on the go, and cozy dinners in the evenings. 3 barstools line the kitchen counter, making the kitchen social and functional.

Leisure time at home will be split between the contemporary living area and the pool table. Take turns on the table while the rest of the group relaxes on plush couches with a movie playing on the smart tv.

This home sleeps 6 guests in 3 private bedrooms.

Bedroom #1 has a king size bed and smart tv.

Bedroom #2 has a king size bed.

Bedroom #3 has a queen size bed.

THINGS TO NOTE:
The home has 2 full bathrooms with walk-in showers.
Parking space is provided in the garage and driveway.
Washer and dryer in unit.

Although Athens is the highly regarded hometown of the Dawgs, it’s much more than just an awesome college town. Visitors will love strolling through campus and cheering on the red-and-black at one of the town’s many football bars, but Athens is also one of the most predominant cultural hubs in the state of Georgia.

The city boasts iconic historical establishments like the Morton Theater, one of the first and still operational vaudeville theaters to be built, owned, and operated by an African American. Other notable institutions of the arts include the Georgia Museum of Art and the Georgia Theater. USA Today named Athens as one of the most underrated food destinations in the country, and you’ll want to take an extensive food tour of the local spots to understand why. Follow that with a bar hop to popular breweries and you’ll know why Athens is loved by locals, visitors, and college students alike.