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Ritz-Carlton Reynolds Lake Oconee, Greensboro, Ga
The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds Lake Oconee renovated its existing guest rooms and suites, as well as the three-story, four-bedroom Lake House.
LAKESIDE LIVING
To meet increased demand for guest accommodati ons while providing the same level of luxury for which the property is known, the Ritz-Carlton Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Ga., recently renovated its existi ng guest rooms and suites, along with a private guest residence. With nearly two decades in operati on, the facility is primed to att ract even more business with its improved accommodati ons.
“With a milestone 20th anniversary on the horizon, the resort’s new chapter will refl ect an elevated lake-life experience to create lasti ng memories for families, couples and locals alike,” says Communicati ons Manager Kaitlin Crawford.
Designed with an eye toward comfortable living, the redesigned guest rooms, awash in a soft ened color palett e, are a nod to its natural surroundings. Wood and wicker furnishings evoke the Georgia pines and lakefront docks, and guest bathrooms feature wood sliding doors, stone fl oors, pebbled accent ti les and wooden vaniti es. Executi ve-suite bathrooms take things up a notch with plantati on-style shutt ers and woodenladder towel holders.
A star att racti on of the resort’s accommodati ons is the Lake House—a 5,404-sq. ft ., three-story, four-bedroom enti ty with private back yard and porches on all levels. Inside, the style mirrors the nature-inspired color palett e and is accented by more than 140 pieces of artwork and photography refl ecti ng the great outdoors.
“Hues of Iron Ore and Creamy White dictate the majority of the living spaces, while crisp, clean lines within the home mimic the horizon on the water’s edge and original pine fl oors are found throughout,” says Crawford.
A lower-level great room, designed for entertainment, opens out onto a lakefront pati o and porch, with wicker and plush seati ng opti ons that allow guests to bask in tranquility.
With lodging off erings that spare no expense, bookings for Oconee’s faciliti es have remained steady since their reopening in the summer of 2020.
“The updated lodging spaces, along with the reinvigorated resort experiences, have further positi oned the resort as the place to be in Lake Oconee,” says Crawford. C+RB
