Located on Georgia's Andersonville Trail in historic Sumter County, Ga., this Ramada Inn in Americus puts guests within 18 miles of three golf courses and Andersonville National Historic Site, the final resting place for 13,000 Union solders confined in these parts during the Civil War. The site also includes the National Prisoner of War Museum. Guests at the Ramada can hike the Andersonville Trail, a 75-mile sightseeing loop tour of quaint hometowns, main streets, historic homes, museums, antiques, camping, fishing, hunting and lines of watermelons, peaches, peanuts, pecans and cotton.
The two-story Ramada features 100 guestrooms, each with two double beds or king-size bed, modem line and room service. For relaxing, guests are drawn to the hotel's courtyard with its swimming pool, fountain and patio. The Ramada's restaurant offers complimentary continental breakfasts and noon buffet featuring nothing but Southern cookin' amid a casual atmosphere. Leisure and business travelers also can kick back in the lounge and use the banquet and meeting rooms for family get-togethers and conferences for up to 150 folks.

In addition to special deals for golfers, the Ramada Inn Americus also offers rates for corporate guests and discounts for senior citizens.