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1. Hampton Inn Eufaula
Hampton Inn EufaulaEufaula
- Sparkling pool oasis beckons with sun loungers and fitness perks at this tranquil Eufaula retreat.
￥19,451
￥21,953 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 1 - Sep 2
2. Baymont by Wyndham Eufaula
Baymont by Wyndham EufaulaEufaula
- Swim and stay refreshed at this modern hotel with access to a nearby indoor pool and convenient comforts for every traveler.
￥8,391
￥9,787 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 15 - Sep 16
3. “LOTS OF FUN LAKE HOUSE” in WHITE OAK SHORES!!!
“LOTS OF FUN LAKE HOUSE” in WHITE OAK SHORES!!!Eufaula
- Waterfront escape offers lakeside fun, outdoor adventures, refreshing pool dips, and serene BBQs.
￥20,059
￥42,672 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 27 - Aug 28
4. Redfish at Eufaula, AL
Redfish at Eufaula, ALEufaula
- Scenic campground offers pool, shoreline access, and water sports for lake adventure enthusiasts.
￥19,886
￥29,145 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 23 - Sep 24
5. Motel 6 Abbeville, AL
Motel 6 Abbeville, ALAbbeville
- Seasonal poolside retreat in Alabama, where summer comfort meets Southern hospitality.
￥10,825
￥11,691 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 25 - Sep 26
Top Georgetown Hotel Reviews
Quality Inn & Suites near Lake Eufaula
8/10 Good
"The owner was nice and helpful at times but could be rude to my family members. We had 6 children with us so he told us that he could not accommodate all of the children. But we had FOUR rooms reserved, side by side, and the children would have been spread out through those rooms. When we were going to take our breakfast back to our room because we had small children with us, instead of just telling us that we could not do that, he raised his voice in front of the other guests eating to tell us. He pointed to a sign that was so tiny that says we can’t take the food out. We had to get all of the children out of bed and dress them so that they would not miss breakfast. We were in town for a funeral, my adult children’s father had just passed away and everyone was sad but he made the situation much worse than it had to be."