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!

Everything. This is not a five star facility. * The…read moreBellwether House in Savannah, Georgia is not a five star accommodation. Just because it is a historic location does not make it a five star facility. Let me repeat that. The Bellwether House in Savannah, Georgia is not a five star accommodation. Just because it is a historic location does not make it a five star facility. * It lacks the following: * Valet parking * Bell hops * Actual suites: our Garden Suite consisted of one large room with two small, frosted windows, one bathroom and one closet. It reminded me of an isolation cell in my father's jail (he was a guard not an inmate.). There was a non- working fireplace * No dining facilities except for breakfast * No on site or nearby parking * No sizable bar * Worn appearance in places (see photos). * Steep and narrow steps to get to our room * Scarce storage space * Minimal electric outlets * When making the reservation for our 55th wedding anniversary I told them that we would be bringing our 18 and year old Daschund. They said there would be a dog bed and dog bowls. Unfortunately, Otto had three seizures two days prior to our arrival, and we had to have him euthanized. There was neither a dog bed nor dog bowls. * Only one trash basket in the bathroom * No heat when it was in the 30s in the morning, 40s by midday, 50s by sunset * No nearby restaurants in walking distance * No automatic refills of water or San Pellegrino, you have to ask * No soft drinks or alcohol in mini fridge * Weak internet signal Now, on the good side: Room was large Staff was friendly and responsive It was exceptionally cold Savannah is a quaint old southern town We are accustomed to real five star hotels like the Waldorf Astoria or The Kimberley in Manhattan or any of the Ritz Carlton properties in Florida

Great property in an AWESOME location! The property manager is amazing and communicates well with…read moreyou. I used this property for a family reunion and we are all from out of town and my family who has never been to Savannah before (my husband and I have) loved this property! Highly recommend!

Just had my son's wedding here. Amazing venue. Bob is a treasure. Absolutely beautiful home in…read morepristine condition. Tastefully furnished. Attention to every detail. Food prepared by Bob was excellent. Savannah is so charming and has so much to offer out of town guests. I will be back and meanwhile sing your praises. Thanks so much for an unforgettable time for all.

We recently stayed at a Tybee Joy rental property and were very impressed with the immaculately…read moreclean and well-maintained property and the friendly, accommodating customer service from this company. We highly recommend Tybee Joy Vacation Rentals and will use them again.

First off - WE made the mistake of staying in this part of town, which turned out to be where…read moreeverybody wants to go to drink and make noise, but it's not where I would ever choose to stay again to see the real Savannah. So, creates an inverse supply/demand situation and the hotels don't have to be as good here. We did want a place with self-parking and this is one of the only ones that deliver in this part of town. And, if the lot is full, which happens every night, the adjoining one is used and they have a special deal. I was happy with this. And also, for the inevitable reply from corporate or the hotel, I'm not interested in your boilerplate response. Save it. The room was clean enough. No problem there. It's nuts that they don't give out soap or have a dispenser for soap in the bathroom sink area, just the usual wall-mounted bottle that you find in the tub. As an aside, even though we did not use the kitchen, the Palmolive detergent bottle they supplied was half water. Kind of cheap and weird. The room had a big problem - no window. It was listed as an "atrium view," which means that the "window" looked out onto the bar and dining area. This mean noise all day and into the night. It also contributed to a jail cell vibe. It was an oppressive place to stay. The desk people did their best and I don't want to fault them for the crowd and the design. It was clearly a warehouse that was converted to a hotel and the setup is what it is, but I doubt I'd go there again unless I was utterly desperate.

We had a quick overnight stay in Savannah between driving from Florida to North Carolina and…read moreStaybridge served its purpose. When we arrived, we found the parking lot behind the hotel. It was sketchy and it was extremely limited. There is street parking available as well but thankfully, there was a spot behind the building so we didn't have to deal with any of that. The parking lot is dirt and is unkept, no grass, and some trash. It wasn't a good first impression. However, our car was just fine and safe. When we got to the desk, the receptionist was phenomenal! She was welcoming, warm, and helpful. During our in and outs in the lobby, every staff member we encountered was exceptional. Our room was 115 and was floor level, which was honestly convenient considering we had our dog with us and didn't need to use the elevator. We spent $8 more for city view and because we were floor level, we didn't utilize the windows because we were up against the busy street with people walking by. The hotel is set up strangely and has inside rooms with windows looking into the "atrium" which is the hallway at the floor level. Definitely not a hotel meant to use its windows from what I saw. This hotel is dog friendly and lots of dogs were here! When we checked in, they gave us a few dog treats which was a nice touch. Across the street is a small park area that you can walk down to relieve your pet. Our room was overall clean and it was very large. It had the basics we needed, hand soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. There was also a stove, full size refrigerator, sink, and dishwasher complete with pots and pans, dinnerware, and utensils. There was a small bottle of dish soap. I'm almost sure the staff filled it with water because it was extra watered down. There was no sponge and no paper towels, so I had to use the kitchen cloth to wash dishes. There was also a coffee machine with coffee and tea (though the tea did not specify which kind) and a package of name brand popcorn which was a very nice touch! We didn't use the shower so I'm not sure what the water pressure was like. The tub looked dirty and maybe it was clean and just looked very worn out, but either way, we decided not to use it. The door situation to the toilet/shower room was really awkward to get in. The door was much too big considering the room size and you had to maneuver to get in. The bed was quite uncomfortable but the pillows were nice. I don't know if our room was haunted but it sounded like someone turned the faucet on at 1am and it kept going until I got up to take a look...no water could be found anywhere, it was super strange and after I got up to check, it never happened again. So I'm guessing this room has a friendly ghost haha. So between all of the little annoyances, why 4 stars? This location is GOLD. We didn't need to take our car out during our one night stay. Staybridge is right across the street from the river front and is literally a two minute walk to the trolly tour check in area, Cotton Exchange, and more. It was maybe a 5-10 minute walk to Wet Willie's. You really don't need to take your car if you're exploring the river front from this hotel. Such a super convenient location! TL;DR: fantastic location, pet friendly, great staff, uncomfortable bed, awkward hotel layout/parking.

Stuck in Savannah an extra night thanks to winter storm Fern...went on hotels tonight and found…read morethis gem. Got the Huntingdon Garden room with a king, a fireplace, ceiling fan, club chairs, etc. Came with an afternoon snack and sherry by the downstairs fireplace as well as a full breakfast the next morning complete with mini muffins, juices, coffee, eggs and bacon. They even made veggie bacon for the gf! Loved the location, the staff ("Q"), and the room. Hot water was not in abundance, so be aware of that.

This Inn has amazing customer service and very quaint atmosphere. The breakfast was great and beds…read morewere cozy.

My husband and I stayed at Thomas Weihs Haus for 3 nights. We were looking for a quiet place where…read morewe can work when not touring, within walking distance of great restaurants, and a nice neighborhood where we can walk around and enjoy the beautiful Savannah. Well, we found it all! The house is beautiful! You can feel the love and dedication that Michael and Gerald have put into every corner when renovating. The house has a calm and happy energy. The rooms keep the magnificent Victorian architecture and style, but also offer the comfort and details of a luxury boutique hotel. They give a 5 stars customer service. They did not just give us restaurant recommendations; Michael booked the restaurant for us because we could not find open tables online. They were attentive to our needs and gave us great ideas for our days, and the two-course European-style breakfast on the porch with a view of their well-cared-for garden was just an additional treat. We loved our stay here and we will undoubtedly come again!

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.

SYC is tucked away in the back room of Ordinary Magic on Bernard Street, with free street parking…read moreavailable, which is super convenient. They offer a wide range of classes throughout the week--morning, afternoon, and evening--with options for every skill level, from beginner and relaxation to back therapy and advanced. I first discovered them through their amazing intro special for locals: three weeks of unlimited yoga for just \$59. It was the perfect way for me to try something I had always wanted to do but didn't know where to start. After the intro period, you can choose from various membership packages, pay-as-you-go, or even try their online remote classes if you prefer to practice at home. What really won me over, though, were the incredible teachers and the supportive community. It didn't matter what your body type was--curvy, slim, recovering from injury, or anything else--everyone was welcomed with open arms. The atmosphere was so positive, and I never once felt out of place. I have knee issues, so there were a few positions I couldn't do, but I was always able to communicate that at the start of each class. The instructors would offer modifications or alternatives, which made me feel cared for and supported. On top of regular classes, SYC also hosts workshops and mini music concerts with yoga--another great way to experience the studio. Overall, SYC is a truly welcoming place to practice yoga, no matter where you're starting from.

Visiting Savannah for the week. I try local yoga studios in every city I travel to and this is one…read moreof my favorites. Clean, well decorated, calming and inviting environment to enter and leave your problems at the door. Loved the ease of booking a class online and the clear instructions on what to expect upon arrival (entrance to studio, parking availability, mat rentals, etc.) The gentle flow class is relaxing, low intensity and effective for de-stressing and tuning into yourself. My instructor Stephanie was fantastic. She has a very clean and deliberate teaching style unique to her own practice which set her apart from the majority of yoga instructors I've had in my time. Looking forward to coming back soon.

This was a 5 star experience! Everything was perfect, location, hospitality, our room was lovely,…read morethe host spoiled us from the time we woke until we went to sleep.

Staying at the Forsyth Park Inn was the cherry on top of an incredible trip to Savannah. We were…read moregoing back and forth between staying in an inn like this or an airbnb but I am SO happy we ended up here. What you'll love: Location! They are right across the street from Forsyth Park. You'll want to sit on the porch with your coffee, breakfast, wine, book, whatever and people watch any downtime you get. The house and all of the rooms are so beautiful. We stayed in room 6 and loved every bit of it. The AC worked well, the bed was comfortable. It had all of the old charm you'll be looking for with all the modern comforts. Breakfast is served every morning & there is wine hour every evening. Because it was soooo hot when we were there, the wine hour was a good excuse to get back to the inn, shower up and relax a little before dinner every night. Oh, and sweet tea on tap. The staff were all so helpful, friendly and welcoming! Big thank you to Dwayne and Gary. As with most places in this area of Savannah, you can walk nearly anywhere. But, this was a great central location. Thank you for a wonderful stay!

A three day stay at the Drayton Street facility. Our party had three units…read more The building is centrally located in Savannah and street parking is the only real challenge. We drove past it twice before we realized that was indeed the location. The building is a loft layout and there is no elevator. The units are clean and spacious and the natural lighting of the main sitting rooms is very welcoming. Beds and linens are comfortable and the noise levels in the building are tolerable. The street activity is relatively quiet and for a Friday night, things got settled soon after midnight. The kitchen area is functional and contains all necessary items for food preparation

415 E Hall Rd Southern Belle Carriage House…read more This place is a dump. I agreed to remove my first post for a 50% refund. They only gave us 1/3 cost back after we left and removed post. Well they did not hold up so either do I. Pool was not clean or usable, patio and fireplace filthy. Cottage was , OK, couch stain and very uncomfortable, wicker furniture really? Cushions are missing. Missing inventory of dishes, freezer has rust, rug is filthy. I would not reposted if they would have done what they agreed to do and I gave them every chance. Renters beware!!!

We loved our time at the Isetta Inn & the Alfa Romeo room. Yes, the street can be loud, but we just…read moreused the provided ear plugs - thanks for that! They just opened a coffee shop in the kitchen and provided us with a lovely coffee & Thai tea - yum! The room is plenty big & comfy, folks were friendly & the guidebook offers lots of options. The long walk to the river was lovely right down Bull Street.

Wow, what an amazing experience decorated with such cool oddity's like BMW bumpers, pianos, and…read moreukulele's. A experience that needs to be enjoyed in Savannah I stayed in the Alfa Romeo room which was awesome with a vintage Alfa hood hanging on the wall. The owner is awesome as will and will let you know the best motorcycle routes around. Coming back for sure one day!