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Barnsley Gardens Resort
Adairsville, GA
597 Barnsley Gardens Road, Adairsville, GA 30103

Main: 866-432-3715
Web: www.barnsleyresort.com

Quick Facts
Affiliation: Preferred Hotels & Resort
Opened1999
Guest Rooms91
Room Rates
High: 235-290
Low: 195-250
High SeasonApr - Jun
Low SeasonJan - Mar
Ideal Group Size75
Max Group Size87
Fees/Taxes
Resort Fee15%
Room TaxNA
Sales Tax12%
Airports
Columbus Metropolitan Airport (CSG)
60 min 70 miles
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL)
60 min 70 miles
Dining, Food & Beverage
F&B Averages
Breakfast Buffet23-32
Breakfast Cont.14-17
Lunch Buffet25-38
Plated26-36
Dinner Buffet38-65
Plated48-65
Coffee Break14-19
2-Hour Open Bar26
Onsite Dining/Cuisine/Capacity
Rice House
Continental Cuisine		0
Woodlands Grill
American Cuisine		0
Meeting Space
Largest Meeting Room1,770 ft²
Indoor Meeting Space6,000 ft²
Indoor/Outdoor Meeting Space6,000 ft²
Amenities
Business: Audiovisual equipment, Dedicated conference coordinator, Team-building activities, Wireless high-speed Internet access, Parking, Concierge Services, Transportation arrangements, Business Center, Babysitting, Pet-sitting/walking
Recreation: 18-hole golf course, spa, pool, fly-fishing, sporting clays, hunting, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking
Nearby: Barnsley Museum, Adairsville, Kingston Civil War Museum, Fort Mountain State Park, Rome Area History Museum, Chieftains Museum, Coosa River Nature Center at Lock and Dam Park, Northwest Georgia Science Museum, and Red Top Mountain State Park.
Barnsley Gardens Resort


Just an hour's drive north of Atlanta , Barnsley Gardens Resort transports groups back to a gentler time in Adairsville, Georgia. The accommodations form a charming pedestrian village made up 91 rooms and suites contained in 37 English-style garden cottages. Private porches and rocking chairs flank most of the accommodations, leading to interiors with cozy wood-burning fireplaces, four-poster beds, and claw-footed soaking tubs in period-inspired bathrooms. Views take in the resort's famous gardens and equally famous Blue Ridge Mountains countryside.

While the vine-covered ruins of an antebellum Manor House lend their magic to outdoor events, indoor gatherings convene in two modern boardrooms, the 1,440-square-foot Town Hall, and the 5,000-square-foot Pavilion warmed by grand stone fireplaces. Dining creates a memorable experience as well. A stone fireplace and glass-enclosed Sun Porch viewing the the Manor House ruins enhance the epicurean experience at the Rice House. For casual dining, the Woodlands Grill offers a delightfully elegant setting for breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. Corporate groups may find the open-air Beer Garden ideal for themed events or casual dining.

Team-building programs often target The General, a par-72 golf course designed by Jim Fazio, and go on to include quail hunting, sporting clays, and fly-fishing facilitated by expert guides at the Orvis Sporting Center on-site. Group members can also spend time at the spa, doing battle on the paintball range, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, or horseback riding through the Blue Ridge Mountains wilderness.
Planner Reviews
Average Rating: 9.25
I planned and produced an executive retreat for an international association and found the entire experience refreshing, peaceful and productive. The accommodations, services and staff was fantastic and the location perfect for the group.

Kevin R. Johnston, CMP
kjohnston@advantageeventgroup.com
www.AdvantageEventGroup.com
Kevin Johnston CMP
AEG
Marietta, Georgia
August 5, 2009
Average Rating: 8.50
Banquet staff was attentive and available. Last minute changes and requests were handled professionally and promptly. High food quality and quantity. Accommodations were comfortable and unique. We had a productive meeting and the guests enjoyed themselves in the quiet setting.
Laura Reid
Simmons Bedding Company
Atlanta, Georgia
September 8, 2008