
Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park
Seventeen thousand years of continuous human habitation on the river at the edge of downtown, with earth lodges you can walk into.
Cherry blossoms in March, the Ocmulgee running past downtown, and the town that made Southern rock.
From Ocmulgee Mounds to the Allman Brothers house, Macon holds more history per block than cities ten times its size.

Seventeen thousand years of continuous human habitation on the river at the edge of downtown, with earth lodges you can walk into.

The house the band actually lived in on Vineville Avenue, kept as it was. Macon takes its music history seriously and this is why.

Macon claims more Yoshino cherry trees than anywhere in the world and proves it every March. The whole city turns pink.

An 1884 theater with one of the largest stages in the South, on a downtown street that has genuinely come back.

180 acres on the river with a trail that runs from downtown out past the mounds.
The statue on the riverwalk, the foundation on Cotton Avenue, and the theater where Little Richard and James Brown played.
Macon is home to world-renowned hospitals, and thousands of patients, families, and traveling medical professionals need comfortable places to stay every week. Our homes offer the space, kitchens, and calm that a hotel can't, often at a better price for longer stays.