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Burke Mansion
Welcome to Burke Mansion, a Luxury Bed and Breakfast in Macon, Georgia where you'll experience timeless Southern elegance reimagined for today’s traveler. Our Boutique Inn is the only lodging in Macon listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Rooms
See AllMartina & Mae Suite Once the cherished sewing room of the Burke children, this elegant suite exudes charm and history. Featuring a graceful Queen sleigh bed and large sun-filled windows, the room offers peaceful views of the stately Goddard-Scott-Huff-Johnston House.Guests enjoy a host of thoughtful amenities including:Complimentary high-speed Wi-FiCharging station for your devicesBottled water and made-to-order gourmet breakfastPremium bath products and plush, luxurious linensFlat-screen TV, blackout drapes, iron and ironing boardA Keurig coffee station awaits just steps away in the upstairs study. And in the evening, you're invited to unwind with complimentary cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in the refined ambiance of our downstairs library—available by advance request.Experience comfort, history, and Southern hospitality—beautifully woven together in the Martina and Mae Suite.Mary Burke Suite Bathed in natural light from its large windows and original stained glass, the Mary Burke Suite is a bright and inviting corner retreat on the west side of the second floor. Anchored by a stately California King four-poster bed, this beautifully appointed room offers sweeping views of Downtown Macon and an atmosphere of timeless Southern charm.During your stay, enjoy an array of upscale amenities designed for comfort and convenience:Complimentary high-speed Wi-FiCharging station for all your devicesBottled water and a made-to-order breakfast served dailyPremium bath products and luxurious linensFlat-screen TV, blackout drapes, iron and ironing boardA Keurig coffee station is just steps away in the upstairs study for your morning ritual. In the evening, relax and unwind with complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the elegant downstairs library—available by advance request.Whether you're visiting for business or pleasure, the Mary Burke Suite offers a graceful blend of history, hospitality, and indulgent comfort in the heart of Macon.T.C. Burke Suite Nestled in a sunny corner on the east side of the second floor, the T.C. Burke Suite offers timeless elegance and restful comfort. This spacious retreat features a stately California King four-poster bed, original stained glass, and large windows that fill the room with natural light and offer views of the historic homes along Georgia Avenue.Your stay includes a full suite of upscale amenities to enhance your experience:Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi and device charging stationBottled water and a made-to-order breakfast each morningPremium bath amenities and plush bed linensFlat-screen TV, blackout drapes, iron and ironing boardFor your convenience, a Keurig coffee station is located just outside the room in the upstairs study. And in the evening, indulge in Southern hospitality with complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the inviting downstairs library—available with advance request.A tribute to the home’s original owner, the T.C. Burke Suite combines historic beauty with thoughtful comfort—an ideal haven for your stay in Macon.Neel Reid Suite Inspired by the celebrated architect Neel Reid—whose vision helped shape Burke Mansion’s elegant dining room, library, and porte cochère—this namesake suite offers spacious comfort and historic charm. Located on the second floor, the suite features a grand California King iron bed, large sunlit windows with views of downtown Macon, and a relaxing spa bath with a generous walk-in shower.Thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and function, the suite includes:Pull-out sofa for additional sleeping spaceLarge flat-screen TV and a cozy two-person tableComplimentary high-speed Wi-Fi and charging station for electronicsBottled water and a made-to-order breakfast each morningPremium bath amenities and luxurious bed linensBlackout drapes, iron and ironing board for added convenienceA Keurig coffee station is available nearby in the upstairs study. In the evening, you're invited to unwind with complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the elegant downstairs library—available by advance request.The Neel Reid Suite is the perfect blend of architectural elegance and modern comfort, offering a restful and refined escape in the heart of Macon.
About Us
Read MoreBurke Mansion is a luxurious Queen Anne–style bed and breakfast located in the heart of Macon, Georgia. Built in 1887 by the city’s famed “Merchant Prince,” this beautifully preserved historic home offers elegant suites, gourmet breakfasts, and warm Southern hospitality. The historic Bed and Breakfast is the perfect retreat for travelers seeking timeless charm, comfort, and a memorable stay in one of Georgia’s most treasured homes.
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Attractions
See AllThe Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big HouseStep inside the house where Southern rock history was made. The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House is a must-visit destination for music lovers and fans of the iconic band that helped define an era.Located in Macon’s Vineville neighborhood, this three-story Tudor-style home was the communal residence of the band, their families, and friends from 1970 to 1973—a formative period during which some of their most legendary songs were written and rehearsed, including “Blue Sky,” “Ramblin’ Man,” and “Midnight Rider.”Today, The Big House has been transformed into a thoughtfully curated museum filled with:Original instruments, stage gear, and handwritten lyricsRare photographs, posters, and memorabiliaPersonal artifacts and intimate stories that bring the band’s legacy to lifeA deep dive into the lives of Duane Allman, Gregg Allman, and their bandmates, who helped shape the Southern rock movementFans often describe it as a pilgrimage site, where the spirit of the music still lingers in every room.Whether you're a lifelong fan or a newcomer to their music, The Big House offers an unforgettable look into the soul of one of America’s most influential rock bands.Tubman Museum The Tubman Museum offers a celebration of African American Art, History & Culture. Located in the heart of downtown Macon, the Tubman Museum is the largest museum in the Southeast dedicated to the art, history, and culture of African Americans. Founded in 1981 and named in honor of the legendary abolitionist Harriet Tubman, the museum serves as a vibrant cultural hub and educational resource for visitors of all ages.Inside its striking 49,000-square-foot facility, guests can explore:Fine art exhibitions showcasing works by renowned and emerging African American artistsHistorical exhibits tracing the African American experience from Africa through slavery, civil rights, and contemporary achievementsA dramatic mural titled “From Africa to America”, one of the largest of its kind in the United StatesInteractive installations highlighting Black inventors, entrepreneurs, musicians, and visionariesThe Tubman Museum also hosts educational programs, cultural festivals, and community events throughout the year, including the popular Pan African Festival of Georgia.Whether you’re a student of history, a lover of art, or a curious traveler, the Tubman Museum offers a powerful, immersive journey through African American heritage and resilience.The Tubman Museum, formerly known as the "Tubman African American Museum", is located in the city's museum district near the Georgia Music Hall of Fame and Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park: Sacred Ground, Ancient StoriesSpanning over 17,000 years of continuous human history, Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park is one of the most significant Native American heritage sites in the southeastern United States. Located just minutes from downtown Macon, this awe-inspiring park invites visitors to walk in the footsteps of the Muskogean peoples and their ancestors who once flourished along the Ocmulgee River.At the heart of the park are the ceremonial earthwork mounds, including:The Great Temple Mound, standing 55 feet tall and offering sweeping views of the surrounding landscapeFuneral mounds, earth lodges, and defensive trenches built by the Mississippian culture over a thousand years agoA reconstructed Earth Lodge with an original clay floor dating back to around 1015 A.D.—one of the oldest in North AmericaThe Visitor Center Museum offers interpretive exhibits, artifacts, and archaeological findings that bring the rich cultural traditions of these early communities to life.Otis Redding Museum The Otis Redding Museum honors the King of Soul and is tucked inside the Otis Redding Foundation in downtown Macon, the Otis Redding Museum pays heartfelt tribute to one of the greatest voices in American music history. Known worldwide for hits like “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay,” Otis Redding was not only a soul music legend—he was a proud Georgian whose roots ran deep in Macon.This intimate, thoughtfully curated museum offers visitors a personal look into the life, legacy, and impact of “The King of Soul,” featuring:Original stage costumes, awards, and instrumentsRare family photographs and handwritten notesVintage albums, posters, and concert footageA deep connection to the artist's humanitarian work and ongoing influence through the Otis Redding Foundation’s educational programsMore than just a collection of memorabilia, the museum celebrates Otis Redding’s enduring message of love, unity, and perseverance. It’s a moving stop for fans of soul, R&B, and American music history.Tip: Call ahead or check hours, as the museum is located inside the Foundation’s headquarters and offers a more boutique-style visitor experience.Hay House Perched in the heart of Macon’s historic district, the Hay House is a breathtaking Italian Renaissance Revival mansion that has rightfully earned its nickname—“The Palace of the South.” Built between 1855 and 1859, this architectural gem spans over 18,000 square feet and is considered one of the most significant antebellum homes in Georgia.The Museum tour lasts approximately one hour and explores the first three levels of the mansion. Throughout the tour, visitors gain insight into the Hay House’s remarkable architecture, intricate interior design, and its role in Southern social history. As a designated National Historic Landmark, the Hay House welcomes 15,000 to 20,000 guests annually, who come to admire its stunning museum collection, stained-glass windows, and beautifully preserved faux finishes.
