Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard
Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard offers a peaceful retreat in the foothills of Georgia’s Blue Ridge Mountains—a short drive from Atlanta. Unwind on the porch with a glass of Georgia wine and mountain views, walk wooded trails, or enjoy the spa (massage, body treatments, facials). Lodging includes charming cabins, cozy rooms, and A-frames.
The restaurant serves fresh, locally sourced fare; the resort also hosts weddings and retreats. Restaurant hours are limited: Thursday dinner only (5–8pm), Friday–Saturday brunch and dinner (9am–3pm and 5–9pm), Sunday brunch (9am–3pm); closed Monday–Wednesday. For private tours, that makes Dahlonega Resort a strong option when you want a full-service stop—tastings, lunch or dinner, and resort atmosphere—on a day when the restaurant is open. Contact the resort for dining, lodging, and event reservations. We coordinate timing so your group can enjoy the experience without rushing.
400 Blueberry Hill, Dahlonega, GA 30533
Restaurant: Thu 5–8pm; Fri–Sat 9am–3pm and 5–9pm; Sun 9am–3pm. Mon–Wed restaurant closed. Hospitality and reservations: Sun–Sat 9am–5pm.
Contact the resort for dining, lodging, and event reservations.
What to Expect
- Restaurant: Thursday dinner (5–8pm); Friday–Saturday brunch and dinner (9am–3pm, 5–9pm); Sunday brunch (9am–3pm). Closed Mon–Wed.
- Lodging: cabins, rooms, and A-frames; wooded trails and mountain views.
- Spa: massage, body treatments, facials. Weddings and retreats.
- Full-service stop: tastings, dining, and resort atmosphere in one place.
- Contact resort for dining, lodging, and event reservations.
Dahlonega Resort combines wine, dining, and resort amenities. Plan your visit for Thursday through Sunday when the restaurant is open; we can align your route so lunch or dinner here fits your pacing.
Planning Notes for Private Tours
- Restaurant closed Monday–Wednesday; plan lunch or dinner for Thu–Sun.
- Good lunch or extended-stop option; coordinate with your driver.
- No outside alcohol per Georgia law.
- Reservations recommended for dining; contact the resort.
- Lodging available if you are extending your stay in the area.
- Pair with Montaluce or Wolf Mountain for a day mixing resort and estate experiences.
- Hospitality and reservations: Sun–Sat 9am–5pm.
Dahlonega Resort FAQs
When is the restaurant open at Dahlonega Resort?
The restaurant is open Thursday 5–8pm; Friday and Saturday 9am–3pm and 5–9pm; Sunday 9am–3pm. It is closed Monday through Wednesday.
Does Dahlonega Resort have lodging?
Yes. The resort offers cabins, rooms, and A-frames; contact them for availability and reservations.
Does Dahlonega Resort host weddings or events?
Yes. The resort hosts weddings and retreats; contact them for details.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Georgia law prohibits outside alcohol at licensed wineries.
How does Dahlonega Resort fit into a private Dahlonega wine tour?
Dahlonega Resort works as a full-service stop—tastings, lunch or dinner, and resort atmosphere. We coordinate timing so your group can enjoy the experience.
How This Fits Into a Dahlonega Wine Tour
Dahlonega Resort and Vineyard works as a full-service stop—tastings, lunch, and resort atmosphere. We coordinate timing so your group can enjoy the experience. From Atlanta or North Georgia, we plan the route so your visit falls on a day the restaurant is open (Thu–Sun) and fits your preferred pacing.
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