Chateau Elan Winery & Resort

Great location to escape the "busy" of Atlanta! Beautiful grounds, excellent service and a perfect place for a local Staycation or getaway in general when you do not want to be in the heart of Atlanta. Rooms are spacious, event space is abundant and the Southern Hospitality is the added bonus!

Chateau Elan is a wonderful resort with great staff and beautiful grounds. I attended a conference, but since I was local, I was not able to expense my hotel. I was more than happy to personally pick up the charges for a night out at Chateau Elan.

Trey was a fantastic tour guide, and gave just the right amount of information to be a fun tour while also learning not just about the wine making process but also how to best enjoy their wines. He also made it comfortable for everyone with different levels of wine experience which is great for non-wine snobs!

Came here for a girls weekend before a work trip in Altanta. Absolutely wonderful from start to finish. Pool was lovely, Versailles was an amazing dinner experience with superb service. We stayed in one of the three bedroom villas. Perfect spot for a getaway with my friends!

I stayed here on business and overall had a pleasant experience, but there were several disappointing aspects that made the hotel feel more “fake fancy” than truly luxurious. The grounds are beautiful and well-maintained, but the amenities did not live up to the expectations set by a place called “Chateau.” Room amenities were surprisingly sparse—no robes, slippers, pen, or notepad. I had to call and request them, which shouldn't be necessary at this price point. Bathroom supplies were minimal: two small toothpaste packs and a makeup remover wipe that was never replenished. Only two complimentary bottles of water were provided for the entire stay, which felt unnecessarily stingy—offering two per day would be much more appropriate. Also, the in-room coffee only came with powdered creamer, which felt subpar for a hotel of this caliber. The room itself was comfortable, especially the bed, and the bathroom was clean but unremarkable. The pool area is large and inviting, but it lacked staff presence. A dirty cup sat on the pool steps for over a day, and weekday pool cleaning appeared minimal—only picking up noticeably before the weekend. The on-site dining was a highlight in terms of quality and service, though prices were quite high. My husband took the winery tour, and while it was a nice experience, it was surprising that there was no complimentary tasting at the end. Offering a small sample would be a great way to promote their wines, especially since the region isn't widely known for wine. In summary, this hotel has potential, but it falls short on the finer details that make a luxury stay memorable. With more attention to guest experience and better amenities, it could truly live up to the elegance its name suggests.