Savannah Hotels

Savannah Hotel Reviews

Savannah is best known for its many inns and B&Bs, which inhabit graceful antebellum mansions, renovated cotton warehouses, and myriad other historic buildings throughout downtown. Most are beautifully restored with the requisite high ceilings, ornate carved millwork, claw-foot tubs, and other quaint touches. Some stay in close touch with the past and do not offer televisions or telephones; others have mixed in the modern luxuries that many travelers have grown accustomed to, including flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and upscale bath amenities. Oftentimes, Southern hospitality is served up in the form of evening wine-and-cheese socials, decadent breakfasts, and pillow-top pralines.

A flush of recently opened boutique hotels has shaken some of the dust out of Savannah's lodging scene and established a new standard of excellence. Properties like AVIA, the Bohemian, and the luxurious Mansion on Forsyth Park would be right 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.

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