Simmons-Bond Inn Bed & Breakfast

I was running around Georgia on my way to Kentucky and saw the town of Toccoa and thought it looked like a place to visit. The Simmons Bond bed and breakfast was right near the old town and so I choose there for my 2 night stay. I was impressed by the warm welcome and the big White House with the old style large porch. I slept incredibly well both nights I was there. I got some steps in around town and the stairs at the court house across the street helped with getting in a little cardio exercise. The inn was quiet and peaceful and though there were others guest I only saw one couple, which was fine because I was enjoying my motorcycle travel and working on my blog .. well it is a very nice older mansion with everything you want to find in historic Toccoa

Friendly service, great communication & Beautiful Bed & Breakfast experience. I forgot an item after we left, they mailed it to me. I can't tell you how means! If we ever get back to the area, we will definitely go back to Simmons-Bond Bed & Breakfast!

details you normally hope to find in a B&B. Here is what really makes this place special for me: an amazing gluten free breakfast. When I travel, it can be very challenging to get a good gluten free meal, let alone a meal that I greatly enjoy. These guys completely spoiled me with an amazing gluten free breakfasts all three days during our last visit (2023). Unfortunately, they are currently re-doing their kitchen (May ‘24). But it’s still a charming place to stay. Looking forward to their kitchen renovations being complete later this year for more amazing breakfasts! (Examples: poached pears, amazing French toast, breakfast skillet, pancakes to name a few)

What a terrific experience to stay at the Simmons-Bond B&B in downtown Toccoa, Georgia! The Simmons-Bond B&B, owned by innkeepers Bill and Bella, was a perfect choice for us to stay for our short, but interesting visit, while seeing the historic sites that make Toccoa a town to remember! We arrived from PA by Amtrak at 6:30AM and were met by Bill, who graciously toured us around town, and went above and beyond to help us get a rental car. You cannot ask for a better experience, a better innkeeper, or a better more welcoming place to stay. After breakfast, we headed to Camp Toccoa, an impressive site known for training paratroopers. After touring Camp Toccoa we headed up Currahee to stand on the rock outcropping that overlooks the entire valley. We had lunch at Linda’s Place at the Rebel, shopped at Cornerstone Antiques & Mountain Cove Pottery, went to the Toccoa Military Museum at the train station and visited Currahee Vineyard and Winery. We concluded the day at the historic Traveler’s Rest site, then Toccoa Falls at the college, Broken Bridge park and at St. Mary’s Church. What an impressive town Toccoa is to visit. We cannot thank Bill and Bella enough for providing us with a perfect place to stay, for their recommendations on places to visit and for their willingness to ensure two strangers had a great stay.

What a charming B&B. Our stay was very comfortable and the Innkeepers Bill & Bella were most welcoming and accommodating. Breakfast was wonderful and we enjoyed meeting the other guests during our stay. Would definitely stay here again in the future!

The minute I walked up to the door, the stress from an awful 5 hour drive in pouring rain melted away. I was greeted warmly by a friendly face and it just got better from there!The room was beautiful with every possible need furnished. The 3 course gourmet breakfast thr next morning was delious and Bill and Bella were wonderful! I will go back often and would reccomend this wonderful Inn to anyone.