Partridge Inn, Colonial Revival hotel building in Augusta, United States.
The Partridge Inn is a six-story building with white columns, wide wraparound porches, and a prominent entrance on East Main Street in downtown Augusta. The structure contains approximately 140 guest rooms and suites across its levels.
The building began as a private residence in 1836 and was converted into a hotel operation in 1910. It gained recognition when a U.S. president visited in 1923.
The building embodies Southern hospitality and serves as a gathering place where guests feel welcomed and cared for. The restaurant prepares dishes using ingredients sourced from the surrounding Georgia region.
The location is easily accessible from downtown Augusta on foot or by car, with parking available nearby. Visitors can explore the grounds during the day and view the architecture while enjoying amenities like the restaurant and other facilities.
The rooftop bar Six South offers views across downtown Augusta while serving craft cocktails and small plates throughout the evening. This blend of historic architecture with contemporary dining experiences draws visitors seeking something beyond typical accommodations.
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