For U.S. vacationers seeking a peaceful escape with a touch of European charm, a countryside bed-and-breakfast in rural Dublin, Georgia may be just the place. Dublin Farm offers a refreshing take on the farm-stay experience, a getaway style that’s growing in popularity among American families. Guests can unwind in the wholesome serenity of nature, enjoy warm hospitality, and savor thoughtfully prepared, multicourse dinners—all designed to create lasting memories in a tranquil setting.

At the heart of Dublin Farm is the partnership of Moises and Lynette—a dynamic duo whose blend of vision and care has transformed a quiet countryside retreat into a destination of distinction. Moises is the architect of experience. With a background in premium hospitality operations, event logistics, and brand storytelling, he brings clarity, innovation, and global inspiration to every corner of the farm. From expanding amenities to refining guest communications, Moises ensures that every detail reflects the values of excellence, inclusivity, and emotional resonance. His leadership is both strategic and soulful—driven by a deep commitment to legacy, agritourism, and guest connection. Lynette is the heartbeat of the guest journey. Her intuitive grace and unwavering warmth create a sense of home for every visitor. Whether preparing a cozy room, coordinating a special moment, or simply offering a kind word, Lynette infuses each experience with authenticity and care. Her presence ensures that Dublin Farm is not just a place to stay—but a place to feel known, welcomed, and cherished. Together, Moises and Lynette embody the spirit of Dublin Farm: a place where tradition meets innovation, and every guest becomes part of a larger story. Their partnership is rooted in purpose, elevated by passion, and defined by the belief that hospitality is not just service—it’s connection.

🏡 Discover Dublin, Georgia Dublin is a welcoming Southern town where charm, history, and hospitality come together. Just minutes from Dublin Farm, guests can explore quiet neighborhoods like Live Oak, stroll through the historic Stubbs Park–Stonewall district, or admire the grand homes along Bellevue Avenue, once known as “Millionaire’s Row” for its stately architecture and deep roots in Dublin’s golden era. Nearby, cultural landmarks like Dublin Carnegie and the Dublin-Laurens Museum offer glimpses into the city’s vibrant past and enduring spirit. With strong schools, friendly faces, and a deep sense of community, Dublin offers the perfect blend of comfort and connection—making every visit feel like coming home.