23 Best Hotels in Savannah, Georgia

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The Hostess City opens its doors every year to millions of visitors who are drawn to its historic and vibrant downtown. Because the majority of attractions are located within the Historic District, most of the city’s best hotels are located there, too. Many are within easy walking distance of the city’s premier restaurants and historic sites. In terms of accommodations, Savannah is best known for its many inns and B&Bs, which have moved into the stately antebellum mansions, renovated cotton warehouses, and myriad other historic buildings stretching from the river out to the Victorian neighborhoods in the vicinity of Forsyth Park. Most are beautifully restored with the requisite high ceilings, ornate carved millwork, claw-foot tubs, and other quaint touches. A flush of newer boutique hotels has shaken some of the dust out of Savannah’s lodging scene and raised the bar for competing properties. Properties like the Brice, Cotton Sail, The Grant, and luxurious Mansion on Forsyth Park would be at home in a much larger city, but all have figured out how to introduce a sleek, cosmopolitan edge without bulldozing over Savannah’s charm.

Andaz Savannah

$$$$ | 14 Barnard St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

The interiors at the Andaz make quite a statement: the exposed-brick walls in the spacious lobby are offset by cozy, nested seating areas. Rooms have fine linens, complimentary minibar snacks and nonalcoholic beverages, and complimentary Wi-Fi, and the restaurant serves farm-to-table breakfast and dinner, while the bar has classic cocktails and contemporary offerings.

Pros

  • Concierge with extensive insider knowledge
  • Excellent location overlooking Ellis Square, two blocks from the river
  • Cosmopolitan rooftop pool

Cons

  • Sounds of revelers on Congress Street can sometimes be heard in rooms
  • No free parking
  • Conference spaces don't match the designer appeal of the rest of the hotel
14 Barnard St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-233–2116
hotel Details
151 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Catherine Ward House Inn

$$ | 118 E. Waldburg St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
https://www.facebook.com/catherinewardhouseinn/

Elegance meets comfort at this bed-and-breakfast, applauded for warm and inviting touches like soft music, cozy lighting, and crackling fires in period fireplaces. Built by a former sea captain for his new wife in 1886, this Italianate home sits within a block of Forsyth Park and the current innkeeper's style shines through with the well-chosen gilt mirrors, antique pieces, fresh flowers, and the communal dining table, set beautifully for a breakfast that wins rave reviews. Most rooms have balconies and private access to the garden oasis with its koi pond and soothing fountain.

Pros

  • Rooms have antique mantels and fireplaces, some of which work
  • Some rooms have two-person whirlpool tubs
  • Tasty breakfasts

Cons

  • Less expensive rooms are small
  • Carriage-house rooms are not as atmospheric as the main house
  • Two-night minimum usually required for weekends
118 E. Waldburg St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
800-327–4270
hotel Details
9 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast, Check-ins after 9 pm must be pre-approved

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Cotton Sail Hotel

$$$ | 126 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

A part of the Tapestry Collection by Hilton, this establishment is perched over River Street and offers expansive views of the Savannah River. The well-appointed hotel is resplendent with coastal-theme decor and historical details, like the hints of exposed brick in the lobby and a few of the rooms and the original wood floors said to date back several centuries. For business travelers, the Cotton Sail offers the only rooftop meeting space in the city.

Pros

  • Hints of period charm
  • Great location
  • Rooftop bar is a great place to meet locals and out-of-towners

Cons

  • Bar gets busy on the weekends, which can mean noise
  • Not as historic as other properties
  • Valet parking is pricey
126 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-200–3700
hotel Details
56 rooms
Rate Includes: No meals

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Eliza Thompson House

$$ | 5 W. Jones St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

Afternoon wine, cheese, and appetizers and luscious evening desserts and sherry are served in the atmospheric main parlor of this fine town house built by Eliza Thompson's loving husband, Joseph, for their family in 1847. This gracious Federal-style home was transformed into a B&B by the first "new" owners in 1977; a boatload of furnishings and portraits in gold-leaf frames were shipped over from England to outfit the well-appointed rooms. The R. Bruce room, with its draped ceiling and original hardwood floors, is considered the most elegant. A full breakfast is taken in the tranquil brick courtyard with its soothing fountains. Adjacent is a New Orleans–esque carriage house with 13 moderately priced rooms. It's worth noting that this inn is rumored to be haunted, and several travelers have had spine-tingling experiences here.

Pros

  • On one of Savannah's most beautiful streets
  • In a lively residential neighborhood
  • Flat-screen TVs in every room

Cons

  • Must purchase parking passes
  • Breakfast can be hit or miss
  • Some of the back rooms are small
5 W. Jones St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
800-348–9378
hotel Details
25 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Foley House Inn

$$$$ | 14 W. Hull St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
https://www.facebook.com/Foley-House-Inn-57519219999/

In the center of the Historic District, this elegant inn is made up of two town houses built 50 years apart. Expect stunning architecture and beautifully appointed accommodations: all have fireplaces and reproduction antique furnishings, some have whirlpool tubs and balconies. Ask for a room overlooking Chippewa Square, where Forrest Gump sat on a park bench giving a dissertation about a box of chocolates. There's also a carriage house to the rear of the property with less expensive rooms. Afternoons are marked by a charming high tea service.

Pros

  • Gorgeous architecture and decor
  • Luxury bath products
  • Complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres served in the evening

Cons

  • Old pipes can make for slow drainage
  • Fee for parking pass
  • No elevator
14 W. Hull St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-232–6622
hotel Details
19 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Forsyth Park Inn

$$$ | 102 W. Hall St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
https://www.facebook.com/ForsythParkInn/

Done up in a sunny shade of yellow, this wood-frame Queen Anne home dating from 1893 is surrounded by an appealing courtyard and gardens. Indoors, the parlor has parquet floors and is furnished with some proper Queen Anne pieces, but much is simply old. The parlor fireplace is a focal point, and it is fun to open the tall windows and step onto the veranda; many guests take their breakfast here among the rockers and ferns. All rooms are exceptionally large, but the best are No. 7 (with its black floral fabrics and fireplace), No. 5, and No. 9. Children and pets are allowed only in the cottage out back, which is not as well furnished as the main house.

Pros

  • Excellent Southern breakfast
  • Complimentary homemade desserts
  • On-street parking is free

Cons

  • Some rooms are just adequate
  • Bathrooms need an upgrade
  • Prices seem high for the quality
102 W. Hall St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-233–6800
hotel Details
11 rooms, 1 cottage
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Green Palm Inn

$$ | 548 E. President St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
Cozy gingerbread lodging at Green Palm Inn, once sea captains' town homes near the Savannah waterfront
Green Palm Inn / Adam Kuehl

This gingerbread inn built in 1897 is a pleasing little discovery with its spacious, high-ceilinged and elegantly furnished cottage-style rooms inspired by Savannah's British Colonial heritage. All rooms have fireplaces, and a couple even have working fireplaces in the bathrooms. Hot breakfasts are generous and served with style, and in the evening you'll be treated to wine and hors d'oeuvres, plus daily homemade desserts.

Pros

  • Innkeeper is knowledgeable about Savannah's history
  • Quiet location with a garden patio
  • Affordable rates

Cons

  • With only four guest rooms, it might be too intimate for some
  • Location on the eastern edge of the Historic District isn't as convenient as other hotels
  • Designated guest parking is limited
548 E. President St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-447–8901
hotel Details
4 suites
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Hamilton-Turner Inn

$$$$ | 330 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA Fodor's Choice
Hamilton Turner Parlor

With bathrooms the size of New York City apartments, this French Empire mansion is celebrated, if not in song, certainly in story, and definitely has a "wow" effect, especially the rooms that front Lafayette Square. It was built ostentatiously in 1873 by Samuel Hamilton, Savannah's then-mayor (who made money as a blockade runner during the Civil War) and then rescued from further ignominy in 1997 by a wealthy Savannah couple, who did the initial restoration; current owners Gay and Jim Dunlop completed a massive restoration that returned the home's former glory. The afternoon reception features quality wine and both hot and cold hors d'oeuvres.

Pros

  • Wonderfully furnished rooms
  • Breakfast is a treat, with baked items such as scones and hot entrées like perfect eggs Benedict
  • Long and interesting history

Cons

  • Sedate atmosphere won't appeal to everyone
  • No guest elevator (except for accessible Room 201)
  • Street parking only
330 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-233–1833
hotel Details
18 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Hotel Indigo Savannah Historic District

$$ | 201 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
Mere steps from Ellis Square and City Market, this historic building was once a dry goods storage house. The hotel offers complimentary internet access, a business center, a fitness center, and allows pets (with a $125 deposit). Five Oaks Taproom offers Southern-inspired dining and drinks.

Pros

  • Great location
  • Renovated in 2015
  • Helpful staff

Cons

  • Decor lacks the warmth of many other downtown hotels
  • Nearby Bay Street is noisy
  • No pool
201 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
877-859–5095
hotel Details
309 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Hyatt Regency Savannah

$$ | 2 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
Hyatt Regency Savannah restyled lobby.

A study in modernity amid the history of River and Bay streets, the seven-story Hyatt Regency Savannah has marble floors, glass elevators, and a towering atrium. It's closer to the waterfront than any hotel in town, and many rooms have balconies that overlook the Savannah River. The decor, including large leather club chairs, work desks with ergonomic chairs, and flat-screen TVs, is crisp and contemporary and was renovated in 2017. Art adorning the lobby is local and available for sale. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Moss + Oak Oven, which features outdoor seating with river views and a menu of upscale Southern favorites. For the guest in a hurry, M+O Market offers fresh grab-and-go items and Starbucks coffee.

Pros

  • Modern decor
  • Comfortable bedding
  • Views from everywhere including the heated pool and lounge

Cons

  • Valet parking is very expensive
  • Many large groups
  • Views don't come cheap
2 W. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-238–1234
hotel Details
351 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No Meals

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JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District

$$$$ | 400 W. River St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
The name is a mouthful, and that's appropriate for this massive, entertainment-packed property with an enviable location on the Savannah riverfront. Rooms are in three distinct sections: the Power Plant is a "restored" power plant left abandoned for decades before its transformation into the centerpiece of the property; the Three Muses features soft and romantic styling; and the forthcoming Atlantic, which will have a contemporary and nautical theme. Electric Moon, the hotel's rooftop bar, is one of the city's best. The Power Plant building features a chrome-dipped replica dinosaur skeleton soaring from the ceiling, and at any given time you might run into cirque performers or fire-jugglers. Some might call the decor gaudy, while others would consider it funky. Either way, Plant Riverside District, which anchors the west end of River Street, is an experience you won't have anywhere else.

Pros

  • Activity-packed area of town
  • Plenty of dining options
  • Electric Moon Skytop Lounge is one of the city's best

Cons

  • This trendy area of River Street is noisy in the evenings
  • As Savannah's newest lodging property, prices are high
  • The decor can be gauche and overstimulating
400 W. River St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-373--9100
hotel Details
419 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Kehoe House

$$$$ | 123 Habersham St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA Fodor's Choice

Known for its remarkably friendly and attentive staff, this 1890s-era house, handsomely appointed in Victorian splendor, was originally the family manse of William Kehoe, a prominent Savannah businessman whose Kehoe Iron Works are now an event venue near the Eastern Wharf. On the main floor, a double parlor has two fireplaces and sweeps the eye upward with its 14-foot ceilings, creating an elegant setting for a made-to-order Southern breakfast; later in the day you'll be treated to afternoon tea and desserts and an evening wine and hors d'oeuvres reception. Don't miss the courtyard garden and the music room with a baby grand piano. Guest rooms in this charmer have a decidedly Victorian feel, with a mix of antiques and gilt mirrors, and the location on Columbia Square puts it on the quieter side of town, though tour trolleys will pass reguarly.

Pros

  • Romantic, photo-worthy setting
  • The two elevators are a rarity in a B&B
  • Great, filling Southern breakfasts

Cons

  • A few rooms have the sink and shower in the room
  • Soundproofing in guest rooms could be better
  • In-room fireplaces don't work
123 Habersham St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-232–1020
hotel Details
13 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Mansion on Forsyth Park

$$$$ | 700 Drayton St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA Fodor's Choice

Presiding over the eastern edge of Forsyth Park, this Marriott Autograph Collection property has dramatic design, opulent interiors with a contemporary edge, and a magnificently diverse collection of some 400 pieces of American and European art, all of which create a one-of-a-kind experience—sophisticated, chic, and artsy only begin to describe it. The newer wings blend perfectly with its historic surroundings and the original, 18,000-square-foot Victorian-Romanesque, redbrick and terra-cotta mansion. Every turn delivers something unexpected—the antique hat collection; the pool with its creative water wall, and a canopied patio that looks like it's out of the Arabian Nights; a Nordic-looking full-service spa; back-lighted onyx panels and 100-year-old Italian Corona–marble pillars. The 700 Drayton Restaurant offers contemporary fine dining and professional, attentive service. Upstairs, Casimir's Lounge features live piano and jazz with views of the park.

Pros

  • Stimulating environment transports you from the workaday world
  • Full-service spa
  • Complimentary shuttle to River Street

Cons

  • Very pricey
  • Some of the art from the early 1970s is not appealing
  • Location is a good walk from central downtown of Broughton Street, Bay Street, and so on
700 Drayton St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-238–5158
hotel Details
125 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No Meals

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Olde Harbour Inn

$$$ | 508 E. Factors Walk, Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

Dating from 1892, this pet-friendly riverfront lodging tries hard to please even if it doesn't always hit the heights; nevertheless, it's a good option for those who want to be near the action of River Street. The two-bedroom loft suites are a definite thumbs-up. Bathrooms and kitchenettes are from the 1980s, but have been spiffed up. The decor is big on florals and patterns, with reproduction four-poster beds that give the place a homey feel. Meet other guests at the nightly wine-and-cheese reception.

Pros

  • Hearty breakfast menu
  • Welcomes families and pets
  • All suites have views of river

Cons

  • Not luxurious
  • Location has some negatives, including hard-partying crowds and late-night noise
  • Decor feels a little old-fashioned
508 E. Factors Walk, Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-234–4100
hotel Details
24 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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Perry Lane Hotel

$$$ | 256 E. Perry St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA Fodor's Choice
Luxurious and artful with an edge, Perry Lane Hotel raises the bar for upscale accommodations in Savannah. Each room features Frette luxury linens and Byredo bath products, in-room spa treatments are offered by Savannah-based Glow Medical Spa, and details like murals and custom wallpaper by local artists, a motorcycle suspended in mid-air, and the curated Andie Kully boutique, make the experience all the more special. The hotel also features a 24-hour fitness center and business center, and dining and nightlife options include the city's best rooftop bar Peregrin, the dive bar-inspired Wayward, and the bistro-chic Emporium. For an additional fee, visitors can choose from a variety of Perry Lane-curated experiences ranging from architectural tours to studio classes with the hotel's artist in residence to rooftop yoga.

Pros

  • Beautiful and chic
  • Staff goes above and beyond
  • A favorite spot for locals and tourists alike

Cons

  • In a high-traffic area that can be noisy
  • No coffee makers in rooms
  • Expensive daily Destination Amenity Fee
256 E. Perry St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-244–9140
hotel Details
179 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Planters Inn

$$ | 29 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

A Savannah landmark, the Planters Inn makes sure its guests mix and mingle—the evening wine-and-cheese reception is a house party where the concierge introduces fellow guests, a good cross-section of leisure and business travelers, many of whom are repeats. Built in 1812, the hotel's lobby retains the regal tone of a bygone golden age, with classical music adding to the ambience, and guest rooms are decorated with fine fabrics and Baker furnishings (a 1920s design named for the Dutch immigrant cabinetmaker); the best rooms overlook Reynolds Square and some have working fireplaces. Continental breakfast is delivered to your room. Guests are asked (with a wink) not to disturb the friendly ghost who reputedly inhabits the hotel.

Pros

  • Management and staff truly make you feel at home
  • Great architectural details in the lobby
  • Convenient location near the Olde Pink House, where the kitchen provides for room service

Cons

  • Decor and bathrooms could benefit from an update
  • Breakfast could be improved
  • Smaller rooms due to historic nature
29 Abercorn St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
800-554–1187
hotel Details
60 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast

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River Street Inn

$$$ | 124 E. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
Side view taken from Abercorn and Bay Streets. Overlooking the Savannah River and our Tavern under the green awning.

Housed in a five-story converted warehouse, this 1817 lodging has a harbor-from-yesteryear theme, with nautical murals and model schooners. Guest rooms are filled with antiques and reproductions from the era of King Cotton, and French-style balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows overlook both River Street and Bay Street; many rooms face the river. The elevator of this wheelchair-accessible building takes you directly down to the buzz of the waterfront. No breakfast is included, but there are several on-site eateries.

Pros

  • Fitness center
  • Fifth-floor library
  • Complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres are laid out almost every evening

Cons

  • Could use a renovation
  • No private parking (city garage across the street)
  • Beware of the wildly uneven floors
124 E. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-234–6400
hotel Details
87 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No Meals

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Savannah Marriott Riverfront

$$ | 100 General McIntosh Blvd., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

One of the city's few high-rise hotels—and the major anchor of the east end of the River Street area—the Savannah Marriott Riverfront delivers the professional management demanded by business travelers while offering some of the resort amenities that vacationers crave. Constructed for Olympic athletes competing in the rowing events on the river in the 1996 Summer Olympics, this property with its high atrium offers sweeping views of the river.

Pros

  • Views from the balconies of the riverfront rooms are truly magical at night
  • Indoor and outdoor pools
  • Great spa

Cons

  • Conventions often dominate the main floor, limiting access to the indoor pool
  • A fair walk to the hot spots up on River Street
  • Pedicabs can't come here on the cobblestones
100 General McIntosh Blvd., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-233–7722
hotel Details
387 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No Meals

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Staybridge Suites Savannah Historic District

$ | 301 E. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA

Located in a historic building, the Staybridge Suites has a perfect downtown location. Rates include free Wi-Fi, same-day dry cleaning, a well-equipped gym, continental breakfast, and a social evening receptions on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday with free wine, beer, and appetizers. The suites may be slightly smaller than one may expect from new builds, but the convenience can't be beat.

Pros

  • Breakfast and social hour treats included in stay
  • Parking included in hotel fee
  • In the heart of everything

Cons

  • $100 pet fee may seem excessive to some
  • Due to historic building, suites are smaller than newer builds
  • Bay Street is a thoroughfare and can be noisy with revelers and traffic
301 E. Bay St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-721–9000
hotel Details
104 rooms
Rate Includes: Free Breakfast

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The Alida, Savannah, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

$$$$ | 412 Williamson St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
A newer addition to Savannah's Riverfront, the Alida collaborated with the Savannah College of Art and Design to create the industrial-meets-mid-century-modern vibe that's peppered with vibrant original, local artwork. Guest rooms are equipped with a window seat, honor bar, 60-inch flat-screen TV, complimentary Wi-Fi, and handmade bathrobes; other options include a corner suite or studio, or the hotel's 2,700 square foot penthouse, complete with a private wraparound balcony. Take a swim in the outdoor pool; work out in the 24-hour fitness center, equipped with Peloton bicycles, virtual programming, free weights and yoga mats; or shop local wares in the 24-hour Keep Shop. There are also several dining options: Rhett, offering upscale Southern dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner; The Lost Square rooftop bar with a stellar view of the Savannah River; The Trade Room, an industrial-chic coffee and cocktail bar; and the waterside Pool Bar, serving craft cocktails and nibbles.

Pros

  • Local/artisanal details feel special
  • Attentive staff
  • Can be booked through Marriott with points

Cons

  • Views from several floors are blocked by the new JW Marriott at Plant Riverside District
  • Williamson Street gets very busy and rowdy with partiers at night
  • No in-room coffee (though available on request)
412 Williamson St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-715–7000
hotel Details
194 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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The Grant

$$ | 5 W. Broughton St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA Fodor's Choice
Offering the best of both worlds, the Grant provides a boutique-hotel environment with the freedom of vacation-rental accommodations, the first establishment in Savannah to embrace the so-called urban suite trend. Housed in the historic W.T. Grant department store, the Grant features one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites, each with a full kitchen and luxe sleeper sofa. The spaces are smartly designed and well-appointed; many feature exposed brick and historic elements from the building's past.

Pros

  • Quality plus affordability
  • Multiple-room suites great for large parties
  • Overlooks Broughton Street

Cons

  • Broughton Street can be noisy at night
  • No hotel amenities
  • Parking can be a challenge
5 W. Broughton St., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-257–4050
hotel Details
17 suites
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Thunderbird Inn

$ | 611 W. Oglethorpe Ave., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
https://www.facebook.com/TbirdInnSav/

A stay in this funky motor lodge will transport you back to the 1960s with hot popcorn awaiting your arrival, white leather chairs in the rooms, and Moon Pies on your pillow with the complimentary turndown, but it offers all the modern amenities of standard brand hotels—flat-screen TVs, fridges, coffeepots—at a highly competitive rate for this part of town. It's in the heart of all the action, only minutes away from the Savannah Visitors Center, the Savannah Children's Museum, and Tricentennial Park and Battlefield. Complimentary coffee, juice, and Krispy Kreme doughnuts are available in the lobby, and private-label toiletries are appreciated. There's a $50 fee per pet.

Pros

  • Free parking
  • Hip furnishings
  • Great location

Cons

  • As far as the towels go, you get what you pay for
  • Traffic noise can be a little loud
  • It was a motel, so the rooms open directly onto outdoor walkways
611 W. Oglethorpe Ave., Savannah, GA, 31401, USA
912-232–2661
hotel Details
42 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals

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Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa

$$$ | 1 Resort Dr., Savannah, GA, 31421, USA Fodor's Choice
https://www.facebook.com/WestinSavannah/

Within its own fiefdom, this high-rise property with more resort amenities than any other property in the area—including tennis courts, a full-service spa, and a golf course—presides over Hutchinson Island, five minutes by water taxi from River Street and just a short drive over the Talmadge Bridge. The adjacent Savannah Convention Center is what keeps the hotel at high-occupancy levels almost year-round, because many meeting attendees stay here; vacationers predominate on the weekends. The Savannah Harbor Golf Course is open to the public and is the best bet for golfers staying in the Historic District. Ferries depart every 15 or 20 minutes, with the last one heading for the island at midnight.

Pros

  • Heated outdoor pool boasts a great view of River Street
  • Dreamy bedding
  • Great children's program

Cons

  • You are close, but still removed, from downtown
  • Lacks atmosphere
  • An expensive and annoying resort fee
1 Resort Dr., Savannah, GA, 31421, USA
912-201–2000
hotel Details
403 rooms
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, No Meals

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