Agritourism Corinth Hotels

"Best hotel I’ve stayed at in a long time. Immaculately clean, soft bath towels, full breakfast. We arrived in the evening after a long drive and glad it was steps away from Applebees for late nite snack. Great beds after long road trip. Definitely will stay there again when we visit family."

"Lovely hotel!"

"The property was exactly as described. So peaceful and beautiful. We enjoyed the location, as well as the home was cozy and just what we needed. Sue and Jeff were very nice and friendly we will be back! "

"The room was clean the outside appearance was very nice. The grounds were absolutely beautiful would definitely recommend it and would love to go back "

"The hotel is so modern that the shade on the window has a remote control that is attached to the wall over a desk. We didn't know that and couldn't figure out how to pull it down. We had to call the desk clerk to help. He promptly came to our room and figured it out for us! Instead of having ice machines, they have full size fridge in the room and the freezer makes ice cubes. Also, a 2 burner stove is in the room along with the microwave. All and all we were very happy with our stay at this new motel and will use it again in the future! "

"Perfect little tree house on the river. Great for people who love nature and being outdoors. Spent a little romantic weekend with my boyfriend and we will definitely come back. "

"Property and house were beautiful. The host was easy to get in touch with for questions. Definitely recommend!"

"Rustic, pet-friendly cabin with everything you need, including gorgeous views of the lake at your doorstep."

"I grew up on a farm, so I knew what to expect. My family thought it was great! The apartment is actually in the barn, so every morning I was able to open the door and say good morning to the goats and ducks. Our apartment was awesome and very accommodating. We sat by the fire pit every night, loved up the goats, and waded in the creek, such a fun experience. You can also learn to milk a goat!Our hosts also offered classes. Goat milk soap making. Design and make your own full loaf (10 bars) of cold process soap. Materials and handouts provided so you can continue your soap making journey when you go home. Cordage making class: making rope from dried plants that can be used to create a variety of products and Mandala rock painting for beginners. We found perfect smooth river rocks in the creek and learned the techniques used to create beautiful patterns. It was like taking little piece of the haven home with you."