The Stanton Storehouse dates to 1884, built by M. H. Stanton, son-in-law of Col. Weir Boyd, as living quarters until the 1980s when it became a grocery store. The building houses three unique rooms upstairs with Canvas & Cork, a fine art and wine gallery, located on the first floor. Next Door, built in 1907 by Mr. T. S. Littlefield, stands Littlefield Cottage. After Littlefield’s death, the Cottage, along with the Storehouse, passed through the hands of a number of owners. The first floor of the Cottage was newly renovated to accommodate two more rooms, as well as an art space for classes held by Canvas & Cork. The two buildings were consolidated to form The Old Storehouse Inn, located across from Hancock park and a short walk to the restaurants, shopping, music venues and everything else Dahlonega has to offer!
“The Old Storehouse Inn is such a charming accommodation! Great location for our special day. This house, built in 1884, is a remarkable piece of history. Thanks, Mike, for preserving it!”
“Perfect weekend getaway! We absolutely loved our room!”
How to check-in
In light of this new normal, there’s been a few updates to our check-in operations.
We now offer a remote check-in option. Book online to set up your personal code that we will program into our electronic keypads before your arrival.
Check-in is at 3pm.
When a room is ready we will send you a text to the cell phone number on the reservation. When booking, please input the number of the cellphone you’ll be using the day of.
The text message will provide all the information needed to make a no contact check-in.
If there’s any questions or concerns you may have don’t hesitate to contact us. Everyone stay safe and much love from our family to yours!