Bunk Room #2 at Barefoot Hills Hotel
Bunk Room #2 details and amenities
The bunkrooms at Barefoot Hills Hotel provide a budget-friendly, comfortable retreat for hikers and travelers. Bunk Room #2 features one twin-size bunk bed (two twins) for up to two guests, complimentary Wi-Fi, and heating/air conditioning for a restful night’s sleep.
Multiple private bathrooms with showers are located just outside the bunk rooms for easy access. Guests can also enjoy community areas including a covered porch, large deck, tables, and a fire pit.
Beds
- Two twin beds (one bunk bed)
Bathroom
- Shared bathhouse with showers (adjacent to room)
Amenities & Features
- Free Wi-Fi
- Heating & air conditioning
- Access to covered porch, deck & fire pit
Thru-Hiker Resupply Nearby
- Marathon Gas Station — ~3 miles
- Dollar General — ~3 miles
- Walmart — ~6 miles
About 5 miles from Lake Zwerner and Yahoola Creek; kayaks available for rent on site.
More for hikers: shuttle notes, trailheads, and quiet hours
Many guests are section hikers starting or ending at Springer Mountain or Amicalola Falls. Local outfitters can provide shuttles (advance booking recommended), and staff can share tips on trail conditions and seasonal weather. For early starts, we suggest organizing breakfast the night before using the lodge’s common areas.
Quiet hours help ensure everyone rests up for the next day’s miles. Please secure food in sealed containers to avoid attracting wildlife, and leave muddy footwear on the porch racks. We’re a short drive to downtown Dahlonega for groceries and restaurants; the porch is a favorite place to relax afterward and swap trail stories by the fire pit.
For deposits, cancellations, and accessibility details, see our Policies page. If you’re traveling with a group, ask about reserving adjacent bunk rooms and coordinating check-in times.
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Bathhouse Access
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Barefoot Hills Hotel located and what’s nearby?
We’re in Dahlonega, Georgia—right in North Georgia wine country and close to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Guests love our quick access to local vineyards, downtown shops and restaurants, scenic overlooks, and
well-known trailheads. It’s an ideal base for weekend getaways or longer mountain escapes.
What time are check-in and check-out?
Standard check-in begins in the afternoon and check-out is in the late morning. If you plan to arrive
early or depart later, let us know; we’ll do our best to accommodate based on availability. Self-guided
arrival is simple, and our team is happy to answer questions during office hours.
Is Wi-Fi available and reliable?
Yes—complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is included in every room and cabin, and usually extends to our common
areas. Many guests work remotely, plan hikes, or stream movies during a stay. If you need the strongest
signal, ask us which spaces perform best at your chosen accommodation.
What are the best things to do nearby?
Popular picks include wine tastings, waterfall hikes, gold-rush history in downtown Dahlonega, cycling on
scenic mountain routes, and paddling at Lake Zwerner. Our staff can recommend trails by distance and
difficulty, plus family-friendly attractions and rainy-day alternatives.
Do rooms include parking and easy access?
On-site self-parking is complimentary. Paths and porches connect most accommodations to gathering areas like
the café, bar, outdoor seating, grills, and the fire pit. If you have mobility questions, reach out so we
can recommend the best room or cabin layout for your needs.
What is the policy on extra guests and fees?
Occupancy varies by room type. Some accommodations permit an approved sleeper sofa or rollaway for an
additional one-time fee per extra guest (plus tax). To avoid surprises, please confirm the current rate and
maximum occupancy for your exact room during booking.
Can you help with special occasions?
Absolutely. From birthday surprises to low-key elopements and small celebrations, we can suggest rooms,
private-porch setups, and local vendors. Ask about sparkling-wine adds, hiking picnic kits, and photo-worthy
overlooks at sunset.
More about the area, seasons, and trip planning
Dahlonega’s seasons each bring something distinct: wildflowers and cool mornings in spring; vineyard
events and long trail days in summer; vibrant foliage and harvest festivals in fall; and crisp, quiet
winter escapes perfect for porch coffee and starry skies. Weekends fill quickly during peak foliage and
wine-harvest periods, so early reservations are recommended.
If you’re here to hike, we can point you to classic routes near Springer Mountain, sections of the
Appalachian Trail, and gentler lakeside paths. Food and wine lovers can build a leisurely day visiting
tasting rooms, grabbing local pastries, and winding down by the lodge fire pit. Families appreciate easy
drives to waterfalls, kid-friendly loops, and downtown treats.
For full details on deposits, cancellations, and quiet hours, see our
Policies. If you’re traveling with a group, ask about booking adjacent rooms,
securing early arrivals, and coordinating porch gatherings so everyone can relax together.
