Find Your Place at the Ranch

Choose from three welcoming rooms in our historic inn and four distinctive cabins. Every stay has its own character—from heirloom quilts and original windows to a private balcony or a candlelit cowboy hideaway.

Compare beds, bathroom arrangements, and pet policies below. Questions? Call Pam at (770) 547-8580.

The historic white inn at Seventy-Four Ranch in Jasper, Georgia

Blue Room

2 guests · Double bed · Shared bath · No pets

A light, airy inn room with a vaulted ceiling, original windows and floors, and a whitewashed four-poster double bed. Antique furnishings, heirloom quilts, and an original ranch painting give the room its character.

The Arts and Crafts daybed does not recline. Please call Pam about any extra-guest requests.

A cozy bedroom with wooden walls and ceiling, featuring a four-poster bed with a bedspread, two nightstands with lamps, a dresser, a painting of a horse, and a window showing greenery outside.

Hobart’s Room

2 guests · Two twin beds · Shared bath · No pets

Two twin beds, a locally sourced blue-painted 1800s trunk, and built-in bookshelves make this an inviting retreat in the historic inn. A vaulted ceiling and four original windows open up views of the front, side, and back of the property.

Ranch cowhide and antique details add a distinctly Western touch.

Hobart’s Room with twin beds, a blue antique trunk, and wood-paneled walls

Master Suite

2 guests · Queen bed · Shared bath · No pets

Enjoy the best ranch views from the historic house, a vaulted ceiling, and a quiet reading nook with a leather recliner. A queen bed, custom bookshelves, an early-1800s armoire and trunk, and a large Western rug complete the room.

A welcoming inn retreat with distinctive antiques and original ranch character.

Cozy bedroom with wood-paneled walls and ceiling, a bed with patterned bedding, a wooden chest at the foot of the bed, a small bookshelf, a window with curtains, a wardrobe, a lamp on bedside table, and a wooden TV stand with an old-style TV.

Porch Cabin

2 guests · Queen bed · Bath shared with Saddle House · Pet friendly

A cozy queen bed beneath an exposed wood-truss ceiling, a coffee nook with rockers, antique furnishings, and original art. Enjoy a wood stove and air-conditioning inside, with Adirondack chairs, a chiminea, and an old-fashioned oak-tree swing outside.

The spacious bathroom is shared with the neighboring Saddle House.

Interior of a rustic log cabin bedroom with wooden walls and ceiling, a bed with a quilt, a rocking chair, a dresser with a lamp, and a doorway leading to another room. Decorations include a mirror, a picture, and a flag with a red, white, and blue theme.

Saddle House

4 guests · Four bunk beds · Bath shared with Porch Cabin · Pet friendly

Stay among the ranch’s saddles and tack in a bunkhouse originally built for cowboys. Four built-in wood bunks, a barn-tin ceiling, and a large round table make this a character-filled place for games and meals.

Includes a wood stove, air-conditioning, coffee station, and smart TV with a DVD player (no cable). Relax on the large porch with its custom tree-trunk chairs and table.

Saddle House with built-in wood bunk beds, ranch saddles, and a round dining table

Overlook Suite

2 guests · Queen bed · Private bath · Pet friendly

Unwind on a long private balcony with oversized wicker chairs and sweeping ranch views. Inside are a queen bed, leather sofa, cedar ceiling, ceiling fans, wood stove, and air-conditioning.

A mini-kitchen includes a small refrigerator, microwave, copper sink, and coffee station. Artisan wood doors lead to the private bathroom with its 1824 clawfoot tub.

Overlook Suite with a queen bed, cedar ceiling, and a spacious ranch-style interior

Cowboy Cabin

2 guests · Double bed · Bathroom in the inn · No pets

Step back into an 1800s-style cowboy line shack, built with wood from an 1832 building and set near the ranch’s stables, corral, and pasture. Inside are a cedar double bed, a table and chairs, and a wood stove with a stone chimney.

This rustic cabin has no electricity. Candles and lanterns provide light, and the bathroom is a short walk away in the historic Butler-Cape House. Choose it for a back-to-basics ranch experience.

Rustic timber Cowboy Cabin with its stone chimney beside the ranch pasture