Paradise Hills, Winery Resort & Spa

Luis Diaz _{on Google}

Mar 29th, 2024

Very good place to relax and enjoy the tranquility of the mountains
Nearby activities: Close to Blairsville, Moonshine distillery, winery

Jewels Love _{on Google}

Apr 7th, 2024

I would not personally recommend this place to stay, based on the cleanliness of our cabin. We tried contacting the resort to speak to manager/ owner, and were informed that they would not be calling us back So In leui of anyone calling us, I'm going to post here so you may make your own decision before you book your weekend there. As it may not be what you are expecting.
To say this is a resort is false advertising. The pictures on the site look great. However, the reality is much more grim. For the prices they charge for this place, they should think about doing some upgrades. The cabin we stayed in smelled so bad you couldn't breathe. We had to go into town and purchase our own cleaning materials to try to get the smell out. After a full bottle of febreze, we were able to tolerate it if we kept the doors and windows open. When we opened the window upstairs, it looked like a murder scene. Had it not been late at night and pouring rain, we would have left right then. The shower liner was molded, so every time you went to the bathroom, the smell of the shower would knock you over. I'm truly appalled that this place has the audacity to charge over 600$ for 2 nights [for a tiny one bed room cabin) for a place that was in this bad of shape. The wine tasting was a scam, I've never felt so rushed at a wine tasting, and there were only 5 people in the whole place. The outdoor patio where you're supposed to sit and relax with your wine had rusted seats and tables. For the price they charged at the winery to try wine, they could afford to paint those chairs. It's like no thought for guests went in to this at all. And it looks like nothing has been painted in 20 years. The fact that this is supposed to be a wedding venue is embarrassing. I would be mortified if I had my wedding there and invited people to stay. They are fortunate no influencers have stayed there and put them on blast for this.
Update in response to the owners letter:
I am happy that you brought this up with your team and that I hope it allows you to make the improvements you need. I remarked on the 5 people, not because of anything to do with the peace. I made the remark because we were rushed unnecessarily since it was not busy.
Our happiness that day had nothing to do with you, your spa, staff, or your facility. It had everything to do with the type of people we are, we make the best out of every situation. That being said, I would want someone to post an honest review such as this so they wouldn't waste their money if this is not their type of thing. I'm happy for you and your success. It will not affect me moving forward as I will not be returning. Keep on doing what you're doing, I'm sure others love it.

Kimberly Lee _{on Google}

Mar 19th, 2024

Paradise Hills and all that it offers is top notch! From the moment you arrive you feel like family. The cabins are nestled amongst the vineyards and serenity is automatic. You will not be pressured to add spa treatments, but you will want to! Their wine and tapas are amazing; the menu at the bistro is excellent!

Lisa Bokalders _{on Google}

Mar 23rd, 2024

We stayed 3 nights. Of course, Blairsville area and views are always excellent. We used to have a home there. The cabin was in a peaceful area just across from the main lodge/check in. Has a lovely porch and BBQ grill if you need. Inside it had a lovely fireplace (buy your own logs). Beds were comfortable. Showers are tiny as you might expect in older cabins. Bring your own Kleenex and soap/gel since the soap you get is about the size of a quarter, good for 1 day, and they do not provide Kleenex. But you do get TP. Some light bulbs were out when we arrived. The nice girl brought us some. Bring your own kitchen sponge if you expect to wash anything, like the coffee pot and mugs. Oh, yes, bring coffee if staying more than 1 day b/c they only provide a tiny bag of coffee. There was salt and pepper and coffee filters. I say all this b/c while most of us wish to eat out, making breakfast coffee etc. is still kinda the norm.
There is no room internet, and the TV may not have the services you want. But who watches TV on vacation!
Be careful when booking that you do not accidentally allow the Trip Protection fee of $68+! And also, a resort fee will be added daily whether you use the resort or not. They say that, among other things in the lodge, fee helps cover the "amenities" in you room, such as the little bag of 1-day coffee.
In general, check out other cabin facilities in the general area to make an educated choice.

shelia posey _{on Google}

Mar 13th, 2024

I will never stay here again please do not waste your money. This place is not what iit looks like on their website. To say it its a resort is ridiculous more like a shack in the woods! I went for 2 days and couldnt wait for it to be over. The cabin is a shack on a hill with no parking and no type of view of anything. The cabin stunk and it took me an entire day on working on clearing out the smell. The front porch is all chipped and needs to be painted. Mold and mildew was on shower curtain liner, spider webs hanging not to
Mention I thought I would open windows to get the horrible smell out but the windows look like a crime scene with blood running down. I dont know why I even paid a cleaning fee if I had to spend the entire 2 days cleaning just to be able to sleep there. Overall I would rate this a big fat zero.