In Georgia the state department of revenue and county tax commissioner handle state sales tax and county lodging taxes. I would call them.  Also ask them what is taxable, i.e. cleaning fees, extra firewood, extra towels - whatever you charge extra for.

We had a real stink in our area last year.  All our accountants were under the impression that cleaning was not taxable as it was a separately stated item.  The tax code was very, very vague so as the government was facing decreasing tax income they decided to re-interpret the code-making cleaning taxable.  They then audited some of us- it was a HUGE mess.

Also, remember-if you purchase supplies over the internet and are not charged taxes, you will have to file that on your sales and use tax and pay a use tax on it.  (At least we have to here in Georgia)