photo by McLemore Resort
Cloudland at McLemore Resort has garnered another top ranking by making the roster of Georgia’s Top 25 List by Atlanta Business Chronicle. Noting the property’s accessibility to McLemore’s Highlands Course as well as to The Keep, the resort’s latest golf offering, Cloudland joins Callaway Gardens, The Cloister at Sea Island and The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee among others on the list.
Mike Burton is managing director for Cloudland at McLemore Resort and notes that the property is a year-round travel destination. “When Cloudland opened in May, we knew the experiences we planned to offer would be a huge compliment to guests coming to the resort. Cloudland is unlike any destination.”
He said the resort offers five unique dining experiences ranging from offerings at McLemore’s The Creag to Cloudland’s The Pocket Cafe, Skyside, Croft and high-end offerings from Auld Alliance, where Scottish heritage mixes with French sophistication. Cloudland’s Selah spa provides a welcome to those who have experienced a day on the links or hikes throughout Lookout Mountain.
In addition to the latest accolade as a Top Resort in Georgia, McLemore’s Highlands Course also made Golf magazine’s Top 100 List. This first-time honor for McLemore’s Highlands Course puts them in good stead with Pebble Beach, Trump National Doral, Broadmoor (East) and Kiawah Island among others on the prestigious list.
For those seeking a different type of experience, 13 navigation maps have been developed by Porsche of Chattanooga to encourage regional exploration to and from the resort. From May thru October, McLemore Resort offers the Songwriter’s Series that engages audiences with performances by a diverse offering of artists sharing the stories behind songs loved throughout the years. The Lodge also provides a thoughtfully curated library and collection of original photography taken by artist Kim Hubbard, a Chattanooga native.
Officials said, “The Cloudland at McLemore experience begins as the massive doors open to the view of Pigeon Mountain and McLemore Cove and encourages experiences that are unique to each guest. This is part and parcel of a visit to this special place. We are very honored and grateful for this latest acknowledgement by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.”