If you're lucky enough to not have to deal with the management company ("Escape to Blue Ridge") during your stay, you'd probably be happy enough here. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case for us. Here's the TL;DR version of our experience -- (1) Escape to Blue Ridge (EBR) poorly handled a disruption of water service at our cabin and (2) we asked EBR to make sure that the hot tub on the property was working before we came, and it wasn't/they didn't. Getting EBR to do anything helpful is like pulling teeth.
Some heavy storms came through Blue Ridge, GA just before our trip. I saw on the city's website that one part of town did not have water service due to a broken water main. It took me 2 emails and a phone call to EBR to find out that yes, in fact, our cabin was included in the part of town that did not have water. EBR told me they expected the water main to be fixed that same day, so we left our home in Michigan for the 2 day drive to Georgia.
The next day, I emailed EBR to make sure we had water service at the cabin. I wrote, "Can you tell me whether water service has been restored to our cabin yet? If not, we will stay elsewhere." They wrote back, "The cabin will be ready for you at 3:00 this afternoon. I hope you have a wonderful stay!" That was it -- not a word about the water. Only after I pressed them on it did I find out that, while water service had been restored, the property was under a "boil water" advisory. They apparently had no intention of telling me that. They also weren't going to do anything to make sure that we had potable water during our visit. I had to insist that they provide bottled water for us. Their whole attitude seemed to be "sucks to be you/not our problem."
The other issue we had with EBR had to do with the hot tub on the property. When we made our reservation, we told EBR that our kids were looking forward to the hot tub and we asked that they make sure that it was working before we arrived. Well, it wasn't working when we got there, and it was Day 3 of our stay before they sent a repairman to the property to fix it, despite repeated requests. The repairman got it sort-of working, but the fix lasted just one day. Still more calls were made to EBR. The person on the phone kept telling us they'd send someone out. We'd go off for a day of hiking, only to come back to a still-cold hot tub. It still wasn't working when we left. We were able to use the hot tub just one day while we were there.