Vineyard Wineries Where You Can Spend the Night in the Georgia Mountains

Ready to wake up in wine country? 🍷✨ This guide to vineyard wineries where you can spend the night in the Georgia Mountains spotlights the most scenic North Georgia wineries with lodging from Dahlonega and Blue Ridge to Ellijay, Blairsville, and beyond. Think vineyard cottages, winery inns, and wine-country cabins steps from tasting rooms and sunset views.

Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a girls’ weekend, or a chill mountain retreat, these Georgia wine getaways make it easy to sip, stay, and explore without the long drive. Scroll to discover where to stay on a vineyard and use the map to see every winery lodging option at a glance.

🍇 North Georgia Winery Stays You’ll Never Forget

North GA Winery Lodging Cabin Rental at Redtail Mountain Vineyard

North GA Winery Lodging Cabin Rental at Redtail Mountain Vineyard

Each visit to a beautiful Georgia mountain vineyard is an experience to be cherished. There is no better way to fully indulge in these amazing spaces than to stay overnight and enjoy both the wines and the area in a way that a simple tasting cannot provide.

 

North Georgia Winery with Accommodation Map

Use this interactive map to find your perfect wine country getaway. Tap or click a pin to view more information about each location and plan your wine country vacations in North Georgia!

Learn more below about each of these great North Georgia winery lodging options.

 

Wineries with Lodging in North Georgia

North GA Winery Lodging Cabin Rentals (cabin next to Redtail Mountain Vineyard)

North GA Winery Lodging Cabin Rentals (cabin next to Redtail Mountain Vineyard)

Create treasured memories with a vacation stay at one of these North Georgia vineyards.

 

Winery Lodging in Blue Ridge, GA

Relax overnight at the vineyard 🍇 at these winery rentals near Blue Ridge, Georgia.

 

Bear Claw Vineyards Luxury Treehouse Rental

Blue Ridge Treehouse at Bear Claw Vineyards in Blue Ridge Georgia

Blue Ridge Treehouse at Bear Claw Vineyards in Blue Ridge GA

🌳 Sleep in the trees at a vineyard at The Blue Ridge Treehouse at Bear Claw Vineyards! This modern treehouse is high above the ground, with panoramic vineyard sunset views of the vineyards, winery, and tasting room. Modern comforts include a steam shower with massage jets. One-night stays are welcome, with no cleaning fee.

 

Kerith House Winery Vintage Airstream Rental

Airstream Glamping at Kerith House Winery Georgia

Airstream Glamping at Kerith House Winery GA [photo VRBO]

🌳 Glamp by the pond at a winery. The dog-friendly Airstream camper at Kerith House delivers vintage charm with modern comforts, vineyard strolls, and Blue Ridge Mountain views. One-night stays OK, steps from the tasting room.

 

Winery Lodging in the Upper Hiwassee Highlands AVA

Sample wines from the Upper Hiwassee Highlands AVA with these winery stays in Blairsville, Georgia.

 

Paradise Hills Resort Cabin Rentals

Paradise Hills Winery Cabin Rentals in Blairsville Georgia

Paradise Hills Winery Cabin Rentals in Blairsville GA

Paradise Hills can accommodate a romantic couple’s getaway or larger group retreats with its winery, 15 rental cabins, spa on-site, and beautiful mountain vineyard views. The minimum stay varies by season but is always 2 nights or more.

 

Redtail Mountain Vineyard – Cabin Rental

Redtail Mountain Vineyard Luxury Dog-Friendly Cabin Rental

Redtail Mountain Vineyard Luxury Dog-Friendly Cabin Rental

Wake up 🛌 in a brand new luxury mountain retreat that is across the street from Redtail Mountain Vineyards. This dog-friendly modern home is perfectly positioned in the Upper Hiwassee Highlands AVA with expansive mountain views and easy access to tasting rooms, scenic drives, and Blairsville’s charming downtown.

Enjoy spacious outdoor living areas that make it easy to sip your morning coffee and local wine while you watch the clouds drift over the ridgelines. Inside, you will find a clean design that balances luxe finishes with a warm, rustic mountain feel, so it is ideal for couples, friends, or families who want a stylish base for exploring North Georgia wine country.

 

Winery Lodging in Northeastern GA

This winery, located in the Northeastern corner of the state, features scenic spaces to enjoy its wines.

 

Stonewall Creek Vineyards Cabin Rental

Pet-friendly cabin rental with views of Stonewall Creek Vineyards

Pet-friendly cabin rental with views of Stonewall Creek Vineyards

This scenic North Georgia cabin rental offers views of the picturesque vineyards at Stonewall Creek Vineyards in Tiger, Georgia.

 

Winery Lodging in Ellijay, GA

 

Buckley Vineyards Cabin Rentals

Buckley Vineyards Cabin Rental VRBO

Buckley Vineyards Cabin Rental VRBO

Enjoy a peaceful setting overlooking a tranquil creek near Buckley Vineyard in Ellijay.

 

Winery Lodging in Jasper, GA

Visit wineries in the Jasper and Talking Rock areas — including ones with an option to stay next to the vineyards.

 

Bent Tree Lodge at Cairn View Winery

Gourmet breakfast at Bent Tree Lodge at Cairn View Winery in Jasper

Gourmet breakfast at Bent Tree Lodge at Cairn View Winery in Jasper

Cairn View Winery in Jasper is also known for its highly rated on-site Bed & Breakfast, the Bent Tree Lodge. 🥇

 

Chateau Meichtry Villa Rental

Enjoy a relaxing stay in wine country at Chateau Meichtry in Talking Rock. Rent the on-site villa for up to 4 people and enjoy fun vineyard perks like complimentary wine tastings and a golf cart to get around the vineyard grounds.

 

Winery Lodging in Dahlonega Plateau AVA

Enjoy a stay in wine country at these Dahlonega vineyards.

 

Cavender Creek Vineyards & Winery Cabin Rentals

Cavender Creek Vineyards 1820s Log Cabin Rental House Dahlonega GA

Cavender Creek Vineyards 1820s Log Cabin Rental House Dahlonega GA

Stay right in the vines at Cavender Creek Vineyards & Winery with two unique on-site cabins, steps from the tasting room. Walk to the farm animals, sip award-winning wines, and soak in rolling hill views. Stays at these Cavender Creek Vineyards cabins require a minimum stay of at least 2 nights (may be higher during peak seasons).

 

Rustic 1820’s Cabin at Cavender Creek

Stay in a restored antique log cabin (pictured above) with authentic 1820s charm, three wraparound porches for vine views, and wood-burning fireplaces in the living room and upstairs bedroom. The full kitchen makes it perfect for cozy group gatherings.

 

Winemaker’s Cottage at Cavender Creek

Charming and quaint with a screened porch featuring rocking chairs for lazy vineyard gazing. Short stroll to visit the donkeys and alpacas, ideal for a relaxed couples retreat or small family escape.

 

Lodging at Dahlonega Resort & Vineyard

For a quick yet luxe getaway to wine country, the lodging at Dahlonega Resort & Vineyard allows one-night stays – even in the new pet-friendly cabins!

 

Dahlonega Resort & Vineyard Rooms

Porch Views at Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard

Porch Views at Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard

Enjoy a variety of room styles at Dahlonega Resort & Vineyard with the convenience of staying at a great vineyard, restaurant, and resort in the Dahlonega wine country. No pets are allowed in these lodgings.

 

Dahlonega Resort & Vineyard Cabins and Dahlonega A-Frame of Mind

Guests with pets should consider the brand-new, luxurious pet-friendly A-frame cabins at Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard. These are ideal for a peaceful getaway with your dog, complete with modern amenities and natural surroundings.

 

Lodging at Kaya Vineyard & Winery

Kaya Vineyard and Winery Enna Kuwahi Rental Cottages in Dahlonega GA

Kaya Vineyard and Winery Rental Cottages (Enna & Kuwahi) in Dahlonega GA

One of the newest vineyard lodging options is at Kaya Vineyard & Winery in Dahlonega. Choose one of the luxury Craftsman-style cottages and pamper yourself with modern amenities and new construction in each of these 2-story, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom cottages. Rent a single cottage or all 6 of Kaya’s cottage rentals and relax with open views of the vines and the mountains!

 

Lodging at Montaluce Winery & Restaurant

Wake up among the rolling vineyards of Montaluce Winery & Restaurant, where you can stay in one of four privately owned Tuscan-style villas just steps from the award-winning winery and restaurant. Guests enjoy access to the community pool and hot tub (seasonal), along with scenic walks through the vineyards and village.

Montaluce Authentic Italian Villa Vacation Rental House

Montaluce Authentic Italian Villa Vacation Rental House – Villa La Vigna Vista [photo VRBO]

Villa del Sole at Montaluce

A warm and inviting retreat with rustic charm and elegant details. Enjoy panoramic vineyard and mountain views from wide verandas or unwind by one of the wood-burning fireplaces after a day of wine tasting.

 

Villa La Vigna Vista at Montaluce

Stay in style at this Italian villa at Montaluce (pictured above). This luxury villa features a gourmet kitchen with a Wolf gas range, a King master suite with a bear claw tub, and fireplaces in the living room and on the patio overlooking the vineyard! Enjoy views of the vineyard, village, and mountains from your back deck and courtyard.

 

Villa della Luna at Montaluce

Enjoy the views of the vineyards and North Georgia mountains from this villa rental at Montaluce. Stay cozy next to the wood-burning fireplaces both inside and outdoors on the veranda. Relax in the communal swimming pool and hot tub (seasonal access / warm months).

 

Villa Oliveti at Montaluce

Spacious and ideal for families or groups, this is the largest villa at Montaluce. Enjoy multiple gathering spaces, a screened-in outdoor dining area, and crackling fireplaces indoors and out.

 

Lodging at Wolf Mountain Vineyards

Vineyard Cottage at Wolf Mountain Vineyards in Dahlonega Georgia

Vineyard Cottage at Wolf Mountain Vineyards

Although this one is not available to the general public, members of the Wolf Mountain Wine Club and Wedding Groups can relax next to the cabernet vineyard in this on-site vineyard cottage. Contact the winery at +1 (706) 867-9862 and let them know your eligibility to book the cottage for your Dahlonega wine country stay.

 

Winery Lodging in Cleveland, GA

 

CeNita Vineyards & Winery Cabin Rental

CeNita Winery Cottage Vineyard Rental House

CeNita Winery Cottage Vineyard Rental House

The rental house at CeNita Vineyards & Winery is the perfect place to relax in the mountains. Enjoy stunning views of CeNita Vineyards from the porch or indoors from the living room. Relax in the hot tub on the back porch — the cozy space offers privacy and vineyard views.

 

Winery Lodging in Helen, GA

Stay near the spirit of Helen in this nearby lodge and cellar.

 

Sylvan Valley Lodge and Cellars

Sylvan Valley Lodge and Cellars in Sautee Nacoochee

Sylvan Valley Lodge and Cellars in Sautee Nacoochee

This pet-friendly lodge in Sautee Nacoochee near Helen has a wine-tasting room located on-site! Please note that the wine tasting room does not have regular hours; wine tastings are available by appointment only.

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Please note that Terra Incognita Vineyard previously offered a studio suite for rent and on-site camping, and Odom Springs Vineyards once had on-site lodging, but these overnight options are not currently available.

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Lodging at North GA Wineries Redtail Mountain Vineyard Cabin Rental

Lodging at North GA Wineries Redtail Mountain Vineyard Cabin Rental

Which of these North Georgia wineries looks like the best place for your next vacation?

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  1. Henry says:

    Hi! I really like these Italian villages in Montaluce! They have an air as if one was in Tuscany. If I have to choose from these 4 villages, my personal preference is Villa Oliveti because we’re a big family group and we like to stay all together. Having  bedrooms makes it the perfect match! Thank you very much! 

    • Alyce says:

      The Montaluce villas are a rare gem in the Georgia Mountains. Excellent choice and the vineyard, winery, and restaurant on site are some of the nicest in the area!

  2. Ibrahim says:

    I used to have a time share that would let me stay at places like this.  The vacation spots were wonderful but those hidden fees led to us suing them and getting rid of them forever.  I’ve been looking for vacation spots that could fill the void of no longer having the time share and this is one that seems to fit.  Thx for the info and I’ll bookmark it as an idea for my next vacation

    • Alyce says:

      Yes, I’ve heard some crazy stories about timeshare properties… fortunately these vineyard accomodations don’t include any sales pitches to invest in the property! 🙂 

  3. Shannon says:

    Thank you so much for highlighting these rental options. This is an excellent short get away idea that I never would have thought of. 

    I especially love the look of the cottage at the Crane Creek Vineyard. It looks absolutely beautiful and I love how a private pool and hot tub is included on the property. Are you aware if the $25 charge per extra people applies to children or is it only adult occupants? 

    Our family loves to go on nature walks. I know there are tours of the vineyards but are you aware if there are any type of nature trails in the Crane Creek area? Thanks so much!

  4. Pentrental says:

    Vineyard wineries are something that really interest me. I had not heard of vineyard wineries in the Georgia Mountains before, so I was pleasantly surprised to find my way to your post here. For me, I think I would prefer either the Villa Della Luna, as it looks like a really enchanting building overlooking the mountains, or Odom Springs Vineyard, which has a large capacity and two fireplaces. Sitting in front of the fireplace with a glass of wine in the Georgia Mountains sounds like such a great trip. I’ll be referencing your post for when it’s soon time to plan it, thank you!

    • Alyce says:

      I agree that these are some very special places to stay and enjoy a glass of local wine. The most luxurious accomodations are the Italian Villas at Montaluce, the newest are at Kaya Vineyard & Winery, while the others are more in line with what you might expect in a mountain cabin. You can’t go wrong with any of them!

  5. Pandamelody says:

    really good use of visuals ! very easy to read, information is clear and listed. 

    Can you do other activities than just visit the vineyards ? What type of wine do the vineyards produce ? wine lovers would probably like to know what types of wine they produce. What’s the wine specialty of the vineyard ? etc… you see what I mean ?

    • Alyce says:

      Hi, for more information about any of the vineyards, simply click on the name of the vineyard… these links go to pages with more full details about each vineyard. This way the current article is more focused on vineyard lodging details available, while still providing access to find more information about the vineyards with a convenient link. Hope this helps!

  6. Ally says:

    We will be visiting Georgia next year for my God-daughter’s wedding. As we are coming all the way from the UK, we have of course decided to make the most of our trip by extending it to a three week family vacation. I have never visited this area before and I have very little knowledge of the geography or the culture so please excuse me that I didn’t know it was also a wine-making region.  I can’t tell you how exciting that is to me – I am really looking forward to sampling some of your local wines.  I am thinking now that a large cabin would be perfect for us as we are a large group and because we plan to stay in the area and explore for a week, I think I would much prefer this to a hotel.  

    I am going to send your website details to my sister and her family who are travelling with us as I think this will really appeal.  Can you also advise me please regarding the sorts of leisure and tourism opportunities in the area.  We will be travelling in September time so what sorts of interesting places and activities can you recommend in the area for that time of year?

    • Alyce says:

      Wonderful news, as the area is such a perfect place for a gorgeous wedding. The wine harvest is probably just starting around that time… September is a great time of year to travel, as most things are still open and it’s slightly earier than the biggest crowds which arrive in October. 

      If you prefer to be in nature, there are many wonderful hikes, including the world renouned Appalachian Trail which starts in the area (don’t worry – you won’t have to hike the entire 2,000+ miles to Maine!). Rafting is also very nice, and you can choose something with an easy floating pace on the Chattahoochee or something more thrilling on the Chestatee. There are parks and caving opportunities as well. 

      There are also tons of quirky and unique activities as well… explore the site to find ways to drive a tank and crush a car, ziplining, aerial tours, panning for gold, and much more!

      Please reach out with any more specific questions — I’m happy to help you find ideas and plan an unforgettable trip!

      Warm Regards, Alyce

  7. Bob says:

    I am very interested in so much here. My wife and I have been to the mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina. She just recently mentioned a train ride from Bryson, NC with the Smokey Mountain Railroad and it would include a dinner with wine tasting. 

    The vineyards in Georgia sound intriguing and makes for what could be very relaxing evenings. I am not as familiar with the area, but the description of the area sounds like there is plenty to keep someone occupied for the daytime entertainment. I am always looking for a different place to go and vacation and this sounds like a new one for us to explore.

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Bob, both TN and NC share a border with GA in the Georgia mountains. Just like those mountain areas, there are so many ways to spend your time! What you choose just depends on what types of activities you’d most like to try. 
      Staying at a vineyard is a unique way to immerse yourself in one of the area’s newest industries… and even among the vineyards, your experience can be as rustic as staying in a treehouse (Bear Claw Vineyards), a log cabin (Cavender Creek Vineyards), or an Italian-style villa (Montaluce).

      Hope you have a wonderful visit!

      Warm Regards, Alyce

  8. Katya says:

    I love this post, I used to work in a winery that offered a really nice accommodation as well and I know how great it is to spend couple of days surrounded with vineyards. Perfect place to unwind and recharge.

    My favorite on your list is probably Odom Springs vineyard lodge..I mean, all of them look great but if we’re in Georgia mountains then I prefer a lodge over a modern villa 🙂

    Thanks for providing this winery accommodations,

    Katya 

  9. Fabio says:

    This is great – I used to advise a cabin rental in Blairsville – a small town in the beautiful mountains. There are numerous smaller and larger towns that are very close in proximity so that you will have plenty of places to purchase food for your Georgia mountain cabin rental and enjoy various cuisines. The outdoor activities in the area abound, includin golfing, white water rafting, tubing, fishing, and horseback riding. Great way to spend a chill week!!

    • Alyce says:

      Hi Fabio, 

      Staying at a cabin in the Georgia mountains is one of the BEST ways to relax. These locations are beautiful all year long and truly see a change in scenery with each new season. 

      Fall is the most popular time of year, as the sight of the colors of the leaves on the deciduous trees is spectacular! Be sure to book well in advance for stays during the fall – especially the peak weekends of October and early November. 

      Even though the scenery will make you feel like you are a world away from civilization, modern amenities are generally a short drive away. There are plenty of places to stock up on the essentials… and staying at the vineyards ensures that you won’t go thirsty. 😉

      Cheers!

      Alyce

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