Main House
Historic hospitality of the Old South with modern amenities.
A stately 1905 Southern home with modern amenities, the Statesboro Inn’s Main House was originally constructed in 1905 for $3,000 by the Raines family. The house appears on the National Registry of Historic Homes, and its architecture is significant because its unique turn-of-the-century design represents the transition between the Victorian era and the Neoclassical period.
It stands among the largest, most impressive and intact houses of its period remaining in Statesboro’s Historic District, especially along ever-transforming South Main Street.
Read more about the Statesboro Inn’s history and architecture, or scroll down to tour its rooms:
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Room 24
This room is a cozy room with a queen size bed and comes with our standard amenities and a pull-out sofa bed..
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Room 25
This spacious, afternoon sun-drenched room with a wall of windows, two roomy, queen size beds, and provides an oasis from the modern day world.
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Room 26
Eminiscent of a country cottage garden, this charming, bright room with a skylight, nap-length wicker sofa and queen size bed invites you to relax and stay awhile.
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Room 27
Relax on your private, screened porch with a tall glass of iced tea, and fall asleep peacefully in your comfy, queen size bed and pull-out sofa.
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Room 28
With two comfortable double beds, and two large windows, this lovely bright room makes it easy to stay and hard to leave.
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Room 29
A cheerful mix of new and old quilts and collected treasures in this homey room which invites you to take life easy. The room has a queen size and comes with our standard amenities and a pull-out sofa.
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