The owner (and book author), Mrs. Colleen Williams, was warm and welcoming to her B&B. The rooms…read morewere eloquently adorned to the times of the civil war. She bought and rebuilt the place after a fire completely destroyed the building. Breakfast was hearty and delicious, but the best thing was her presence and the conversation with her and her wealth of information with a keen sense of humor woven in her stories. She is petite in stature but a giant in encyclopedic facts and story telling. The only flaw was that we arrived close to 11:00 pm, and it was very dark and the house number had been painted over with white paint and it was indistinguishable from the rest of the door frame so we had to ask the front desk of a neighboring hotel that were able to show me a road view of the building that we recognized after driving by it. All-in-all, a very positive experience, highly recommend.

Okay, anyone that gave this place above 3 stars clearly has not stayed at a nice or even decent Bed…read moreand Breakfast. The whole time my fiancé and I were at The Confederate House we felt uncomfortable... 1. There is no cable. She makes it seem like there is but she doesn't pay for 90% of channels so you're stuck watching infomercials & CSPAN before bed. 2. I kept finding hairs in the shower and on the bed sheets that did not belong to us. 3. The house itself is pretty rundown. She tries to blame it on the hurricane. Some of the damage is clearly from that but many other elements of the house are just diy repairs that look patchy. 4. The food was absolutely disgusting. HUGE chunks of fat left on the ham, canned pineapple, sunny D versus orange juice, etc. 5. Colleen (the innkeeper) talks about her political beliefs. I hate to give her a bad review but it just wasn't an experience I would suggest others visiting Savannah pay $100 a night for. We stayed at the Best Western Central Inn for 2 nights prior to coming to The Confederate and let's just say I would have rather stayed at The Best Western and it was only $60/night!!

Our entire experience was the best. I will never stay at any other big corporate hotel chain ever…read moreagain, this was the perfect place for my whole family. Abigail was the most accommodating host. She was professional and personal and always made us feel welcome. The sleep was comfortable, the breakfast was outstanding every morning. My fiancé has back problems and is picky on how a comfortable a bed sleeps and it was hard to drag him out of the bed in the Orleans room lol. We also loved the ability to meet different kinds of new people from all over who boarded during our stay. The vintage aesthetic of the hotel, combined with the service that makes you feel like family, the happy hour you should never skip, and the slow pace relaxation provides the ultimate opportunity for a vacation.

Great location, comfortable rooms and well appointed common areas but the best part was the…read moredelightful innkeeper, Abigail. She made sure we had everything we needed, welcomed us with cava and cheese and made a delicious breakfast. I only wish we'd discovered this gem while our youngest was still a student at SCAD.

Superb location. Amazing breakfast. Lovely staff. Comfortable and clean. Great common area to enjoy…read morechats by the fire, games at the dining room table, tea and treats before bed. Feels like home.

We stayed here for our 20th wedding anniversary, and we had the best experience. We stayed in the…read moreCosmopolitan Room, and it was wonderful. From the delicious breakfasts to the kind staff and the ideal location, everything was perfect. We will definitely stay again.

The Inn on West Liberty is wonderful! Beautiful home and furnishings. Breakfast was delicious and…read morehappy hour was delightful. Patty the owner has thought of every detail to enhance your stay. This was our first stay at the Inn on West Liberty but will not be our last. 5 star's!!

A perfect stay! Clean, hospitable with a great location…read more Just beautiful with a lovely breakfast! Thank you owners!

I stayed here as a staycation with a friend and we had a wonderful time! It's so beautiful and cozy…read moreplace. Everything about this house is beautiful every turn! We had a photographer take pictures of us inside and outside of the hotel and I loved it! We had a walk in shower so I asked if we could take pictures with a tub and the staff was so nice to allow us to walk around and get the pictures we needed. I loved the shower it was so spacious and luxurious. The breakfast was delicious and they had so many food options!

Perfect for a quick mother daughter trip. We stayed in Room 3 on the ground floor of the private…read moreside. It is a good size with a comfy king bed, cozy office nook, and modern bathroom/shower. Come hungry because your stay includes plenty of complimentary food. Tea time from 4-5pm was cute with choice of coffee or tea and several bite size snacks. If you're looking for a non caffeinated option def get the Golden Milk. Plus the evening cookies were a delightful surprise. Of course the star of the show is breakfast from 8-10am. You can order anything off the menu. We split the syrniki (pancakes) and two egg breakfast. Also a side of bacon and fruit. Yum! I had the matcha latte this time and it was great too. Good thing Forsyth Park was close by to walk off the itis before our drive home. Shout out to the staff working on 12/19 - 12/20 for making our short stay wonderful!

It's a beautiful place and the owners are so friendly. Visited in March. Already booked for next…read moreyear.

Such a nice place to stay. Stormy was so friendly and helpful. The Inn is walking distance to the…read morebeach, restaurants and shops. We tried the Salt room at the spa, and I loved it. We stayed in the private's quarters which was very clean and comfortable with everything one could need/want in a room. Breakfast was very nice with great options and being served in the dining room/cafe location made it a great way to start the day. We felt very catered to. Loved that they offered beach chairs and bikes for guests. The only suggestion that we could offer is if you stay on the first floor of the house expected that the visitors above you may be heavy footed and the sound will echo other than that we really enjoyed out stay.

My Wife and I celebrated our anniversary during Memorial Day Weekend at The Inn. Our stay was very…read morecomfortable and Elaine was a Great host!! We stayed in the Mary Musgrove room, which is cozy and at the rear of the home. Our view was overlooking the backyard garden and fountain. Elaine's cooking was superb. We enjoyed breakfast every morning. Our overall experience was Great!

Let me start by saying my family owned a B&B for 20 years so I can speak from experience. It is in…read moreLenox, Massachusetts and hosted many principal musicians performing at the Tanglewood Music festival. The guest always came first, no matter what has occurred. You are renting a room to them. Contributing to your livelihood. The Thomas Weihs house and garden are beautiful in the historic district of Savannah. Some of the restoration details could have had a bit more close attention to detail, like spilled paint around the edges of the carriage house bathroom and stairs. I mention this because the co-owners, Michael and Gerald overly emphasize the need to respect their home and they post many signs around the premises that warn you of fees (fines) for not compulsively being aware of their rules. There are chains erected to direct you through the garden, codes for doors instead of keys and cameras everywhere. Michael a graduate with a hospitality degree is courteous and quite an accomplished historian and cook who prepares delicious breakfasts each day. Gerald with his degree in psychology takes care of the home, grounds and security. He seems to monitor the computerized door locks and video cameras quite intensely. Also since we had arrived, Gerald never greeted us or talked to us without us greeting him first. He was cold and distant. The first issue occurred when my partner used the front door to access the home to acquire a cup of coffee at the coffee bar in the dining room while waiting for breakfast. Gerald came out of the kitchen area and strongly stated "you didn't lock the door!" My partner apologized but Gerald already went to lock the door. He yelled, "this is my personal home and continued to scold her for not locking the door." He went back into the kitchen and was loudly yelling at Michael how this was disrespectful of his home and him. I heard this outside on the porch. The following morning my partner again went through the coded front door, locked it and proceeded to the coffee bar. She opened the door to the porch to deposit her iPad and Gerald comes barreling out of the kitchen after observing on his computer the door opening. He begins yelling, "Ma'am, you again are being disrespectful of our home. Michael is the only one who can open this door!" My partner did not understand what she did wrong and said she just wanted to get coffee. The conversation continued and for a few seconds and he said we needed to leave now without breakfast. My partner cursed at him and we left within 15 minutes. Yes there are two sides to every story, but no business owner should try to be so controlling and rude to a guest. His partner Michael made no attempt to apologize either time, basically supporting this bad behavior. We have both traveled extensively and have never been treated so poorly and disrespectful. Gerald is one of the most angry and rude persons we have come across. Gerald should not be hosting a B and B.

Horrible experience. Our trip to Savanah got delayed and we arrived late in the evening the first…read morenight. We received a call from TWH that evening and we explained that we were delayed in traffic. We were told we could not check in that late and we told him we completely understood and that we would spend the night somewhere else and check-in in the morning. The next morning we showed up and rang the doorbell but no one answered. A guest kindly let us in and when he came out he reprimanded her for letting us in. We were than told we could not check in till 3pm, we asked if they could make an exception and that's when things got ugly. We were rudely told there were rules and regulations that had to be followed. He kept interrupting us with a bad attitude and even told us he had PTSD from serving in the military. He then threatened us with his spouse Big Mike. We tried to reason with him but he would not have it and kept yelling and reprimanding us for not following the rules. We tried to explain to him we were going to our granddaughters volleyball tournament and could not be there for a 3pm check-in which would make us miss another night. . He kept being loud and very angry treating both my wife and I like if we were little kids that he was reprimanding. At one point I thought to myself we were going to get into a physical altercation and that's when I decided it was best to leave him in his misery. We did exchange some words before we left but i figured it was better words than fists. Later I felt like if it was done on purpose because since we missed the check-in the first day we could not cancel the reservation so it was to their advantage to have us leave and loose our money which is exactly what happened. I served our country aswell and yes I know how the military is about rules and regulation but we are not in the military and we are no longer soldiers, we are humans and should treat each other as such. I lost $1500 dollars to TWH. If i could give them a negative 5 stars I would. Don't waste your time with The Thomas Weihs House. I've read good reviews about them but I have also read bad ones. I guess it depends on his PTSD, at the end its not worth it please make reservations somewhere else.