Georgia offers the normal strip motels and nice hotels, but there are plenty of alternatives, particularly in towns and cities that escaped the destruction of the Civil War.  Many of these locations have preserved their past and offer antebellum homes that are today charming inns and bed and breakfasts.  Accommodation prices vary greatly, but they are less expensive in the smaller towns, even though the lodging might rival that found in larger or more well known towns (such as Savannah).  Travel throughout the state and you will also find lakefront cottages, Victorian mansions, seaside hotels and old farmhouses.  In short, Georgia offers something for everyone.