Hotel Virent
Originally the home of LaFayette Lanier, it had a third floor added and became the Hotel Virent to cater to the railroad visitors to West Point.  It was destroyed in 1932.

The Charles Hotel in West Point
This view is from the railroad side of the hotel.

Union Station and the Charles Hotel in West Point, GA.
Postcard courtesy of the Troup County Archives.

General Tyler Hotel
Formerly known as the Charles Hotel, in 1938 it was expanded and renamed the General Tyler Hotel in memory of Confederate General Robert Tyler, who was killed during the Battle of West Point in 1865.

West Point Motel
Built in the 1950's, this hotel flourished with increased tourist traffic on Hwy. 29, just north of West Point.