Always easy parking at the Bryan Street Parking Garage! It's my first choice when looking for parking in Savannah.

Great location and price but the slips were tight!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's all i have to say about that. That's all there is, they ain't no more. read more

So much less expensive than the hotel valet at Hampton right across the street at $48/day. Weekend rate in the garage was $5 all day I believe. It was clean and easy to get in and out and pay at the end of the stay. Spaces are narrow so be aware if you have a full size vehicle. read more

Great parking. We had No issues , It Felt safe, Would reccomend . It was clean all around.

Great people at counter, very pleasant experience!! Very helpful...best in town....thanks read more

The parking garage is fine, however we found only 2 handicapped spaces on the first floor in a parking garage in which the elevators do not work. Both spaces were marked for lift vans only so we didn't park there. I am on a cane recovering from a broken pelvis and had to navigate 4 flights of steps in a very smelly, dirty stair well. We parked here only because it is across the street from our hotel. The garage does seem to be well lit, and is staffed overnight from Thursday thru Sunday. We parked around 1:00 p.m. Thursday, and didn't depart until Friday until around 10:00 a.m.; total was $20, which I thought was fair. Only issue was with the elevators. read more

I want to thank the two different City of Savannah Parking Civil Servants for their patience, empathy, understanding and willingness to help us when we were trying to figure out if and what Savannah Garage we wanted to use to dine in Savannah, GA and then attend a concert after dinner. Both of these ladies were full of suggestions, knowledgeable, and honest about what they did not know about the Bryan Street Parking Garage. Our experience and preference was to park, take an Uber to dinner, then walk to the venue on one occasion, and on another to take another Uber from the restaurant to the venue for our show. This was a safe, enjoyable, and productive investment our time which was inexpensive and timely in getting us where we needed to go while we got to really enjoyed our evening together. Thank you so much to the City Management of Savannah GA for being intelligent, and selective in your choice as to who you want representing the City of Savannah! In our opinion, great job by everyone involved. We will be back! read more

Parking here was one of the highlights of my trip to Savannah. No joke - but I was dreading to pay $39 to park overnight at my hotel - which is right next door. I needed to write this review to let you all know - because this hotel would not reveal these prices to me, they wouldn't even speculate when I told them I heard it was $2 a day (WTF??) - they just shrugged their shoulders because they want me to pay $39 to park here. Screw that. Some couple I ran into later that night told me about the price - I was like you must be joking - $2?? No. That's less than the meter. I went there myself and parked overnight. I left my car there for 1.5 days, and my bill was $9!! WOW! That's awesome sauce!!! But I was told that after January 2023 they will charge you $50 to park here - for the entire month. So sounds like you pay $50 and can park there whenever you want for the month. That boils down to $1.66 per day. It's way better than $39 per day - had I went with the hotel I'd have to pay $156 for 4 nights of parking as opposed to approximately $22-24 in Bryan Street Parking Garage. Now that's some big savings. I got some extra cash to waste on all this overpriced and overhyped food that I've been running into all over this district. Merry Christmas!!! read more

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Located near Planters Inn, Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn. Much cheaper than valet parking at hotels. Used for 7 days without issues. Every day witnessed a security vehicle driving through the garage. Security cameras on each level. Only negative would be the cleanliness of the elevators. read more

Safe parking while in Savannah! Clean, safe, convenient and affordable! We had 2 cars on our trip since we were meeting in Savannah. My bill $100 ($50/day), the 2nd car bill like $15 for the 3 days (Daily parking charges hit at like 5am each morning). I just didn't see paying $200 for parking at the hotel. I really hate that I paid the $100, I should have moved car on 2nd day honestly... LOCATION: Right next to Holiday Inn express, central location (heart of downtown historic Savannah) read more

Perfect place to park. We were there for 24 hours and it cost 24 bucks. Cheaper than the $50 our hotel wanted to charge. The facility is clean and within walking distance of a lot of hotels, especially ones on the water front. read more

LOW clearance. If you have a roof rack, go to a different garage!! There are no warnings about this and no employee in sight!! read more

Garage is well located and has free EV charging for Tesla and non-Teslas. The cost is also very reasonable for the three hours.

Parking was so easy getting in and out, a plus was we stayed one street away. Will definitely use it on my next trip.

This isn't necessarily to rate the garage, but maybe it's a new haunt. Regardless I'm giving it 5 stars for this Vortex type experience. This happened a couple weeks ago when I was visiting my friend in Savannah, Georgia. We drove downtown and parked in a small parking garage so we could walk around. It wasn't an elaborate garage that was easy to get lost in. It had 7 floors, where the 7th was rooftop parking. We parked at the space where level 6 turned into 7, meaning we parked where half above us was the ceiling, and the other half was the sky. We headed downstairs onto the common streets of the city, then went restaurant hopping, site seeing and window shopping for a couple hours. Around dusk we realized our phones were both dead. We didn't want the night to end yet and still wanted to take some photos for Instagram, so we decided to head back to the parking garage to charge them a little. We took the stairs. We got to the car no problem, managed to get some battery in both of our phones, and returned to a couple more hours of strolling around the area. When we decided to call it a night, we took the elevator up to the 6th floor, and once we walked to the only space in the garage that was halfway in the garage and halfway on the roof - my friends car was not there. Instead there was a whole different row of cars than before. Bewindered, we thought..."Theres no other parking space in the garage we could have parked." Not knowing what to do we returned to the elevator, went down to the first floor, stepped out and just stood there for a moment. I think then we began to realize how strange this was. We definitely were at the same parking garage; There in only one part of a garage where it's halfway in and the other half outside. This wasn't a "we must have parked on the wrong floor" situation. Like I said it was a small garage. Not being able to make sense of it, we got back into the elevator to the 6th floor as we did before, and low and behold once we went to that same spot - there was my friend's car. As the night continued, and days since, Justin and I have combed through that strange encounter to debunk it. There was no way to make sense of it. Just thinking of it gives me chills. Then again, sources say Savannah Georgia is the most haunted city in America. read more

Easy to park. Great location. We stayed in Savannah one night and left car there overnight. Good value.

Parking seemed safe but there is no attendant. Elevator was fast. Cost was reasonable.

We stayed at Planter's Inn and parked here. Maximum daily $20.00. A bargain in Savannah. It was clean, safe, security patrolled, run by the city. Our total for a 3 night stay was $61.00. Just around the corner from Planter's Inn. Thank you! read more

We had no issues with the parking deck and it was very convenient to all we wanted to see in Savannah.

Great location, and much better than any of the hotel lots. This deck is perfect for River Street exploring and constantly had cars going in and out. It was easy to find a spot and we felt our car was safe for the whole trip. We actually let our car sit for 3 days while in town, making a few trips to the car (dropping off coats, getting things, etc) and had no issues! My only complaint is the stairwells. The one we frequented was a bit dirty, especially in the morning. We just chalked it up to being historic downtown and people having a rough night. As for parking in Savannah this is an easy access, safe deck. read more

If only the parking garages in South Beach (Miami Beach FL) could be this good, dollar wise and cleanliness.... And I only say South Beach because, for the most part, it's the only area that I always end up in a parking garage. In Miami... enough time to cover dinner runs us a little over 10 bucks and closer to 15 bucks if we grab "after dinner" drinks at a local bar. In Savannah... lump sum 3 bucks (with or without the "after-dinner" drinks... it's still just 3 bucks. In MIami... people do not understand that those doors leading to stairs are not toilets. I don't remember entering the stairwell at any of the public garages and not smelling urine... ATTENTION RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS TO MIAMI... use a bathroom or at least leave the garage and pee behind a bush. Stairways are meant for walking up or down; not for you to see your pee do it's best imitation of a slinky. In Savannah... used two different garages and I am happy to report... no nastiness... thanks Savannah for having considerably more class than Miami. read more

Wow. What a great cheap hotel. 10/10 do recommend. There are always vacancies, unlike the rest of the asshole hotels on this Presidents' Day / valentines day weekend. This hotel is very centrally located, definitely within crawling distance of bars. Can't beat the nightly rate either, $8, really? As far as amenities go, the bathroom is huge, just open the door and piss wherever you want. The beds/seats weren't that comfortable to sleep on. It did get a little cold in the room, but when you're shitfaced hammered at 4am a place to sleep sounds pretty enticing, even if it is in the back of a Toyota. One minor complaint: in the morning when you're hung over from a night of furious alcoholism and you're fighting a killer case of the spins, these asshole "responsible people" are continuously coming back to the garage to retrieve their cars, and using that terrible honk function to find them. It's like some sort of sad, responsible pilgrimage back to the Mecca of American alcoholism and bad decisions. (which really kills your vibe when your head is pounding and you just want to be a miserable waste in peace). When asked if I'd stay at this hotel again, my answer is ab-so-fucking-lutely not. The beds were terrible and the responsible morning people were insufferable. With that being said, it was awesome in a pinch, and hey; $8 bucks and no DUI, I really can't complain. read more

Found it a little difficult to find a spot on a Saturday night, but feel that's probably to be expected anywhere in the city given the time. The parking spaces are decently wide enough and pose no problem getting into as long as others are appropriately parked (we found a lot of people weren't). The garage is clean though, the elevator quick, and you can't beat the price for all night parking! Well worth it if you're planning on spending the night out and don't want to have to worry about hunting down street parking. read more

I would give 5 stars but the F-250 had a hard time getting in and out of the garage. Not a bad garage just bad for bigger vehicles.

Save yourself some time and road rage and just head to this parking garage! Savannah reminds me a little bit of St. Augustine when it comes to parking... you can ride around in circles til your head explodes, just waiting for a spot, or *hoping*you actually have cash on you to park in a convenient (but overpriced) lot. We did one circle and I made a bee-line back to this garage. It was clean, plenty of spots (on a Monday mid-morning) and it didn't smell like pee or cigarette smoke, like some other parking garages. And it's close to the touristy stuff and good food: all within walking distance. The pricing must have gone up, as I read some other reviews... but it was still reasonable. I think we were out and about for about 4-5 hours, and it was only $4. Why review a parking garage, you ask? Just to save you some time and let you know that you don't have to be an expert parallel parker, or parking spot stalker when trying to secure a spot downtown! read more

Can't beat $3 per day parking! Cheap, easily accessible and it's just a few short blocks from Ellis Square, which is a great place to just hang out after getting a drink at Wet Willie's or grabbing a beer at Wild Wing Cafe. We came here as a family on a sunny Sunday afternoon and parking was just $3, plus it was easy to find parking. read more

I wish I could give zero stars. I have never in my life encountered people so incredibly rude! The people working here should know they are working with a bunch of tourists, some of which do not normally use parking garages. When we parked our ticket did not come out where it was supposed to. I parked and my husband walked to go get the ticket. He said they handed him the ticket and did not say a word to him. When we left, I did not know I had to give the ticket and the ticket from our inn to the girl at the window. When I apologized she actually rolled her eyes at me. Other than telling me to give her the ticket, she did not say another word. Thankfully we later found parking at our hotel because I did not want to be treated like that again. If you don't like your job, or can't handle working with the public, then find a new job. I'd drive my car into the Savannah River before returning to this parking garage. read more