Savannah or other last minute trip recommendations
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Savannah or other last minute trip recommendations
I'm planning a last minute 5 day trip. Savannah came to mind. What is Savannah like this time of year ? Just looking for good food & shopping and some general sight seeing. Open for other suggestions within a few hour flight from Boston .THANKS
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what airport is the closest. I saw Savannah had their own airport but I'm not sure how many flights from my area go there. Is Atlanta close by? Any suggestions on hotels . I would like to be able to walk from the hotel for as much as possible. Safe area too. No real budget . Thanks
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No help with the airport, lobstercraven.
FYI, here's my TR for a brief Savannah visit--DH and I had been before and taken house and plantation tours. This trip was to scope out Savannah as a place to live:
Driving From Florida to Maryland
The B&B, Ballastone Inn, was wonderful: https://ballastone.com/
Have a great time and please report back!
FYI, here's my TR for a brief Savannah visit--DH and I had been before and taken house and plantation tours. This trip was to scope out Savannah as a place to live:
Driving From Florida to Maryland
The B&B, Ballastone Inn, was wonderful: https://ballastone.com/
Have a great time and please report back!
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what airport is the closest. I saw Savannah had their own airport but I'm not sure how many flights from my area go there. Is Atlanta close by? Any suggestions on hotels . I would like to be able to walk from the hotel for as much as possible. Safe area too. No real budget . Thanks
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Definitely stay in the historic district. We like the Hilton Garden Inn on Bay street. There are many others on Bay as well such as Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn. For a little more upscale we also loved the Andaz. The Bohemian is also nice with a really cool rooftop bar overlooking the river. We like this area because you can walk to all the craziness on River street as well as the squares of the historic district and City Market. There are also many Inns in Savannah that we have heard are very nice but a little pricey.
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No help with the airport, lobstercraven.
FYI, here's my TR for a brief Savannah visit--DH and I had been before and taken house and plantation tours. This trip was to scope out Savannah as a place to live:
Driving From Florida to Maryland
The B&B, Ballastone Inn, was wonderful: https://ballastone.com/
Have a great time and please report back!
FYI, here's my TR for a brief Savannah visit--DH and I had been before and taken house and plantation tours. This trip was to scope out Savannah as a place to live:
Driving From Florida to Maryland
The B&B, Ballastone Inn, was wonderful: https://ballastone.com/
Have a great time and please report back!
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Tours of the historic houses were very interesting to us. We had a car and drove to plantations as well. Take a google gander at what to do. 15 best things to see, etc. will give you a good idea. Will you be renting a car? Some folks like to visit nearby islands.
Justing remembering that our first trip coincided with the movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil"--there were special tours covering the homes that were used in the movie.
Justing remembering that our first trip coincided with the movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil"--there were special tours covering the homes that were used in the movie.
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