I stayed at Forsyth Park Inn for two nights. The Inn is really big compared to most. The decor resembles much of the same decor as the other Inns in the area. The best part is probably the view of Forsyth Park. Sitting out by the porch in the afternoon with the fabulous view of the park was lovely. The beds were super comfortable and unlike most of the other reviews I did not have any problems with the A/C in my room. The cons: They do not offer a variation of options for breakfast, there is only one and it changes daily. However, their coffee is good. I've stayed at other BnBs before where the coffee was horrendous and that was not the case here. You also have the beautiful view of the park to admire as you enjoy your breakfast so that makes it all worth it. Most of the people on staff were really nice and attentive. However, there was one guy who was really awkward and kind of annoying. He's the one who greeted us when we arrived at the Inn for our check in. He was not friendly. When we arrived he was typing away on his computer and made us wait for about 2 minutes (until he was done typing) to acknowledge us. He didn't even get up from his chair to show us to our room. During our afternoon tea he lingered about the Inn talking to guests. Which would have been fine if he wasn't rambling on and on about his dietary needs and specifications. When he walked back inside the couple that had been speaking with him look at us and said "that guy is so weird!". Bottom line: the Inn is gorgeous and the view of the park in picturesque. However, for the price I was expecting a little more. I have stayed at other Bed and Breakfasts in Savannah before that were better and this one just didn't meet my expectations. read more

Beautiful place with an incredibly friendly and helpful staff. The front porch overlooking the park is a wonderful place to have an evening glass of wine or tea which they provide along with a tasty assortment of hors d'oeuvres. They also serve a delicious breakfast that can be enjoyed on the porch. We stayed in the cottage that they have in the back which is nestled nicely in a beautifully landscaped courtyard, equipped with a soothing trickling water feature. The service is top notch, the area is top notch, the price, not too bad for what you get in return. Walking distance to all of the historic district, the river walk, the antique shops, city market an all the other must sees of historic Savannah. A much better way to experience Savannah than the hotel chain route. The park across the street houses beautiful oak trees gorgeously draped with Spanish moss. read more

Forsyth Park Inn - Entrance into the courtyard cottage - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Savannah, Georgia

The property is beautiful and in a great location. The staff were wonderful and very accommodating. The breakfast was good. The room was spacious, but not a lot of desk/table space. The bathroom left a bit to be desired and is really the biggest negative. The claw foot tub was a nice period touch, but when showering, it was small and no matter what I did, I couldn't keep the shower curtain from touching me...big pet peeve. We did have a roof leak at 10 pm our first night, but what do you expect with a 100+ year old house? The staff was apologetic and mentioned the roof was being replaced on Monday. All in all, a great stay. read more

I highly recommend this place to stay! All of the staff are very friendly and helpful, the food was excellent, and the location is great. You can pretty much walk anywhere . This was our first time ever at a bed and breakfast and we will definitely return here !!! All three hosts that were here while we were were great!!!!! read more

To all the people rating this place low for being dirty I assure you this place is exactly what you would expect for an extremely old house!! Very well kept and the innkeepers were so very kind Eric and Dwayne took such good care of us and were very hospitable!! If I had one tip it would be to bring ear plugs being in an old house with thin walls and creaky floors is nostalgic but you also need a good nights sleep!! We will definitely return thank you!! read more

What a wonderful way to experience Savannah! We arrived a bit early and were met by Dwayne who met us with a smile and professionalism. The inn is walking distance to downtown Savannah. Will definitely be back. read more

It's kind of like stepping back in time ... the architecture and interior design was amazing. Just sitting on the porch and looking out at the park fills you with smiles. We had breakfast outside and enjoyed stepping into a slower pace of life. The breakfast was fresh and southern style. Super yummy! The best part was the helpful advice and warmth of the staff. Everyone was full of southern hospitality! We were very comfortable and would recommend this B and B to anyone who would appreciate a classic Savannah experience. read more

We had a whole house booking of the Forsyth Park Inn for an intimate wedding ceremony with our friends and family. Upon arrival at the inn, our entire group was greeted with champagne and light hors d'oeuvres. Breakfast and hors d'oeuvres were delicious every day. Andrea took extra time to walk us through every detail of our wedding ceremony, while Dwayne attended to all of our needs. Every aspect of the weekend, from the tiramisu brownies (because tiramisu is our favorite!) to providing a carpet steamer to fix wrinkly bridesmaid dresses was handled gracefully and flawlessly by the amazing staff. When the morning of the wedding came, the staff took care of everything. They met and directed vendors while we spent time with family and prepared for the ceremony. When we needed a final run-through of the ceremony, Andrea was immediately there, making sure we knew everything was taken care of and walking us through the timeline. We never had to worry about a thing. The ceremony came together more beautifully than we ever could have hoped. From the seating to the harpist, from our vows to the champagne toast, everything was beautiful and flawless. Our weekend was perfect. Our ceremony was perfect. Dwayne, Andrea, and Misty made sure of that. We loved our time at the inn and can't wait to come back for our first anniversary. We cannot recommend the Forsyth Park Inn enough, especially if you are considering a small wedding. The courtyard was gorgeous. No wedding decorations required. read more

I stayed at the Forsyth Park Inn last month with my niece and her two daughters. We were there for 2 nights and had a lovely experience. I always prefer staying at B&B's when I travel and was happy to find a place that could accommodate all of us together. We stayed in the cottage which was the perfect amount of room to accommodate 4 people. The courtyard was beautiful and was a nice place to enjoy morning coffee. Dwayne checked us in and did a wonderful job of giving us tips about dining choices and other attractions in the city. Breakfast was delicious each morning. I would recommend this Inn to others visiting Savannah. read more

My boyfriend and I stayed here 5 nights and we loved it. We got it for a great price. The house itself was very unique and charming. The location is PERFECT; the porch overlooks beautiful Forsyth Park and it's within walking distance of all the great parts of downtown and historic Savannah. Everyone who worked there was very helpful and friendly. Each day our bed was remade and we were given all new towels and toiletries. Not only are you served a delicious breakfast, but they also provide wine and hors d'ouerves in the evening and dessert at night. I would highly recommend staying here. read more

We stayed in the cottage and ended up having the court yard to ourselves... it was so serine, we loved it even despite the rain ( sorry to the house keeping staff that had to deal with our soaking wet towels since we used them outside and the went for breakfast and it poured). Beds, including the stowaway were so comfortable that those of us that had back problems didn't notice. Staff was so helpful and friendly. Since it rained the whole time we were there we will probably stay here next time we visit!!! read more

SHHHHHH....don't tell anyone! This place is the best kept secret in the South! My wife and I love this hide away!!!! Romantic atmosphere. Restful and Relaxing with great food and a wonderful front porch. Everything is within a short walking distance and the park across the street is so beautiful to walk through. The downtown scene is full of things to do. Don't miss the Ghost tours!!!! LOVE IT!!! read more

The place is beautiful but I'm really writing to say how awesome Jonathan is who was working Saturday night and helped me get downtown with an Uber when the trolley outside never showed. He was super courteous and professional, only makes for a great stay read more

I feel a tinge of guilt writing this review because the staff was so nice and helpful, however I think an honest review would help future guests so here we go... We visited Savannah Wednesday- Sunday and stayed at Forsyth Park Inn all four nights. Having never stayed in a bed and breakfast, I didn't know what to expect. My research beforehand lead me to this place, as it seemed like it was a "premium" B&B (mainly due to the higher price than other inns) as well as good feedback from previous guests. Pros: - convenient location right on the park and easy walking distance to the riverfront (I should note that many, many inns also have excellent locations. My favorite street was Jones so I'd look into staying there if anything is available) - nice staff (we only really interacted with Duane and Jerry but they were both friendly and seemed enthusiastic about their job) Cons: - very loud. We stayed in room #1 and it was extremely loud in the morning. We came in from the west coast so we wanted to sleep a little later, but it was impossible to do so. They should call people and warn them about this room after booking. It wasn't so much the street noise (the room is right on the street) as it was the house noise. - breakfasts were uncreative and mediocre. Day 1: french toast, day 2: egg casserole, day 3: french toast, day 4: egg casserole. I expected a bit more of variety and quality. I cook a lot at home so maybe my expectations are a bit high. - the breakfast experience feels a bit rushed and weird. I understand it's difficult to feed a house full of people within a few hours, but I wish the food wasn't just put in front of you 2 minutes after sitting down. - the room was worn and tired. I get that it's a historical inn with antiques, but perhaps re-upholstering the dirty sofa and picking a new rug would be nice? I think you can keep an "old" feel with still updating things. The bathroom had some damage (crack in the vanity) and it just overall felt tired. They should also update the tube tv! -the linens the first 2 nights were nice, but they were pilled and limp the other 2. For the price, I think quality sheets should be a given. - they put out desserts at night but nothing was worth the calories. Sad. I love dessert! Just a little complaint... Thursday night we had just gotten back from a long day of walking around Savannah so we were napping in the room. The girl at the front desk called to tell us their were hors d'oeuvre out (which we were already told and aware of). I found this really off putting! I just wanted a nap! Overall I think I learned that B&Bs just aren't for me. It's a bit awkward and I enjoy the anonymity of a hotel better. Also, I think this inn is priced way too highly for the quality. They said the owners purchased the inn in 2000 and I can't help but to think they are just riding the wave of profits without putting money in to make it better. Sadly, I would not recommend this inn. And lastly a note not related to the inn but about Savannah in general, for those considering a trip: I would recommend staying in Hilton Head or Charleston and doing a day trip to Savannah. Both cities were a bit nicer (Charleston if you like a bigger city, Hilton Head if you like a beach town). Savannah was beautiful, but I think a day trip would be better suited. Stayed November 2013 read more

Beautiful establishment with very nice staff. I loved that a wedding too place in the courtyard during our stay. It is conveniently located across the street from Forsythe Park. read more

Let me start with the bad, because the rest is going to be really positive. As we were driving down to Savannah I called to see if we could get in earlier than the normal 4 p.m. check-in time. The receptionist was abrupt and totally unhelpful, simply saying that they had to clean the rooms (which is obvious, but how about setting priorities?). Then when we arrived there was no one at reception to check in with. I ended up having my wife call the place to see if someone would answer the phone at the desk. She just got a message! Eventually the same snarky receptionist showed up and checked me in, but it was not a hopeful beginning. A word about the historic district: almost all the parking is on street. That means you have to find a spot as close to the hotel as possible. This is further complicated by the odd/even side restrictions (which are clearly noted on the web site). When we got there we got a spot very close to the intersection, but took it anyway (the street parking here is not metered). While we were unloading we bumped into the innkeeper, Alan, who kindly had a workman move his car so we could get to a safer spot. He then helped us with our luggage which was a huge plus since the room was a bit of a hike to get to. Now for the good. We had room 11, which I had chosen because it is on ground level and my wife has a bit of trouble getting up stairs (just to get into the hotel you must climb up a flight of very gracious marble stairs). I did look into other rooms when I arrived, looking for the receptionist, and I think we got the best one. It has a sitting room, a lovely bathroom with a claw foot tub and a bedroom. It was an exquisite room, with fun furnishings and a haunted closet (according to my wife). The inn offers a complimentary wine and hors d'oeurves tasting in the evening, which provides an opportunity to meet the other guests and/or sit on the verandah and admire the Forsyth Park across the street. The park is also wonderful to walk through, which we did on the way to dinner at a local restaurant. The breakfast was also delightful. You could eat on the verandah or in the dining room. There was a buffet style selection of cereals, juices, coffee/tea, etc. Then they served a hot breakfast that changes daily. We had scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy, and a fruit salad. It was all good. read more

If you are wanting a place to stay with beauty, convenience, and nestled in the heart of Savannah's Famed Historic District, then this is the place for you. When you stay at this wonderful bed and breakfast, you are within walking distance of the many restaurants, antique and boutique shops, River Road, and will find yourself across the street from the beautiful Forsyth Park. The rooms are decorated individually and beautifully and you will find the evening wine and hors d'oeuvre selections great and served in a pleasant environment or enjoy it on the veranda porch that overlooks Forsyth Park. Enjoy a breakfast that is cooked to order from a set selection along with other buffet type items. Presentation and taste will both delight you. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable and willing to help you with your individual needs. Give Forsyth Park Inn a try! You won't be disappointed. read more

RUN - DON'T STAY AT THIS INN. Don't let the pretty pictures on their website fool you. This Inn is probably the filthiest place I have ever stayed at. I honestly don't understand how its ratings are so high, especially since speaking with the other guests and hearing that they had the same complaints about cleanliness that I had. So why do I think this place is a place no one should be staying at? To begin, when we were shown to our room by the manager (not the owner - the Inn is owned by a group of investors which may explain why no one seems to care about the condition of the Inn), I noticed something on the floor in the bathroom that looked very much like bunched up toilet paper with feces on it. I pointed at it and asked the manager what that was. He sheepishly picked it up and took it out with him, never thinking to send someone up to clean the floor. We had to ask ourselves. A little while after asking, housekeeping came with a white washcloth soaked in bleach. She started cleaning the floor and then used the same rag (which was now black) to wipe down the toilet seat. Really??? Second, the bathtub, which was one of those old claw-footed ones was either very dirty or so old and worn that it was no longer "quaint". I used a hand towel to stand on, when I took a shower, as I was not about to stand on whatever that was. There was a long black "drip" of something on the wall behind the bathroom door. There was obviously a leak in this room (we were in Room #6 which is on the upper floor) as there was substantial mold in one corner of the ceiling in the bedroom as well as on the bathroom ceiling. The baseboards were filthy - laden with dust and dirt. The telephone in the room had dirt (and someone else's hair) on the keypad. Breakfast was served by the same woman who used the washcloth to "clean" the bathroom floor and then used it on the toilet seat. If that's her idea of hygienic cleaning, then the idea that she was handling food made me cringe. Speaking of food, even that looked dirty! Scrambled eggs that looked more brown than yellow (needless to say, we skipped breakfast on our 2nd day). And the dining room! Dirt & dust on the baseboards and around the edges of the room. Oh, and a dead fly, too. On our 2nd morning (which gratefully was our last morning), my husband, who apparently didn't believe me when I said that the washcloth was black when housekeeping "cleaned" the floor, decided to see for himself. Guess what? Still black. Clearly, the owners bought the place in the 1980's and fixed it up, took beautiful pictures, and then let the Inn go to pot. This place doesn't even deserve one star! read more

I always like to hear from people who know the area on a review and that is me. Savannah On Wheels owner David. I have been here several times and the place is beautiful. Great spot right on the largest park in Historic Savannah. They staff we met were super nice and the place was not only beautiful but spotless with just the right amount of flare. While we have never delivered our bikes there we are right next door and their guests who have come to us have had very similar things to say about the place when we asked. read more

We had a magical, perfect wedding in the garden at the Inn on March 14, 2017. It couldn't have been more perfect and I can't say enough about how amazing Andrea (wedding coordinator) and Dwayne (concierge) were to work with. Every detail was perfect and they made planning a destination wedding from out of state as easy and smooth as it could be. The Inn is beautiful and the food is wonderful; t's the perfect place for an intimate destination wedding!! read more

The location is perfect with a beautiful view of Forsyth Park and a walk-able distance for the hale and hearty to almost everything in Savannah. Would not recommend this in the stifling hot summer, however. The rooms are lovely and very clean. The house is well maintained. and charming. The service was excellent. Maria was literally waiting for us as we drove up. She was a font of information and as nice as could be. The breakfast was not a buffet, but hand prepared individually, delicious, and different each day. The veranda was the place to peacefully sit and enjoy the view of the park as well as people-watch. Quibbles: 1) I wish the person I phoned to set up the reservation had been more forthcoming with recommendations. We chose an upstairs room (#5) hoping for the best view of the park. The park was almost completely obscured by the trees at this level. I would have chosen room #3 or #1 had I known, which was parlor level with a clear view and easier access to the veranda. Although there were some complaints that this does up the noise level and lack of privacy. None of the rooms have private access to the veranda. Room #8 does have a private balcony overlooking the courtyard which is much larger than pictured on their website. This would have been my second choice and also is the least expensive of the rooms, due to it's being pretty tiny. It does not have a view of the park, but like I said, the park-view rooms are obscured by trees anyway. 2) Very skimpy with the personal care products: no body wash or shower cap. 3) This is almost laughingly picky, but when I peeked under the floor length table covering, the table was made of particle board! 4) Bathroom needed more hooks. The one hook was on the wrong side of the door. Full disclosure: we purchased our 2 night stay for 339.00 via Living Social. Room Tip: Choose room #3 or #1 for the best view or #8 if you like private access to a balcony to sit outside and enjoy a glass of wine in privacy. To conclude, I would highly recommend this B&B. Other than the above "quibbles", which I mentioned because they are easily correctable, It was a great experience. read more

Wish there was better coffee, better food for breakfast, and better snacks/drinks in the evening. Everything else was great. Cute quaint place. It's a little shabby but that adds to the charm. It's in a great location near a beautiful park and a short walk to the old town. Service was friendly and attentive. All the rooms are different which is pretty cool. Some have huge balconies others have large sitting areas. It does seem to be difficult to access for those who have disabilities. For the price and location it's a nice place. read more

I bought a living social deal for the Forsyth Park Inn, but after staying here, I would gladly visit again and pay full price. It really is worth every penny. My boyfriend and I stayed in room 4, which was enormous and had a very comfortable queen-sized bed as well as a sitting room and overlooked the beautiful courtyard. We loved the wine spritzers and desserts each night and the breakfasts were yummy too (though nothing was better than the delicious lemon cake served for dessert our first night). Daphne was a real pleasure and not only made us laugh with her ghost stories, but gave us great restaurant recommendations. The best part of the inn was that it provided upscale accommodations and amenities without sacrificing any of the historical charm of the home. Stay here, you won't regret it! read more

Overpriced for what it is. Food is mediocre at best, rather loud and staff is blah. Their are better options in Savannah.

Tried to stay at this hotel, bought a Living Social Voucher for over $300 and when tried to use the voucher Owner refused! Would not work with me in anyway except to discount the stay only on a WEEKDAY, hello we work! Absolutely disgusted by the way the owner handled the situation, ignored emails, calls etc completely unprofessional. Actually happy that we did not end up giving this business more of our money. AVOID the owner Russ Harrison, completely rude and scammer to the highest degree. read more

Called the Inn to make reservations for wedding party guests that would be traveling to Savannah. Jerry answered the phone and was curt and was less than helpful. In fact his attitude bordered on rude! When I mentioned his attitude to him he said "I'm very busy". Uh, yes and I was busy trying to make reservations at the Inn. Guess new business doesn't interest them. I even emailed the owner and received zero reply. We've taken our business elsewhere. In lieu of this woukd never recommend or stay at Forsyth. read more

My husband and I decided to visit Savannah for our anniversary in March of 2011. It's been a while, but I still remember the Forsyth Park Inn very fondly. The Inn is so lovely and well decorated. The staff was incredibly nice and the young man who checked us in had some great suggestions on where to eat and what to visit. We took several of his suggestions and they didn't disappoint. The breakfasts were delicious every morning (we stayed 3 nights and 4 days). We loved eating on the porch looking out over the park. Our room was huge and very clean. We had the corner bedroom upstairs with a wonderful view of the park. The room did get a bit warm and the air conditioning had a hard time keeping the room cool, but luckily it was March so it didn't get too hot. But that, and the fact the shower didn't work right our first night, is the only thing keeping me from giving it 5 stars. I will say, though, the staff took care of the shower right away and we didn't have another problem. We loved the treats put out in the evening and sipping on iced tea on the porch. We enjoyed it all and can't wait to visit again. read more

Forsyth Park Inn Savannah charm & hospitality this place is not! Rooms are sparsely furnished with "antiques" in desperate need of some loving care. Sheets and towels are old and shabby. Our room had 2 windows with miss matched drapes and one window w a cheap bamboo shade. The picture over our bed was a piece of material in a plastic frame that matched a recovered straight back chair. The shower head leaked. Breakfast consisted of store bought white bread french toast with 1/2 piece of sausage and a table spoon of chopped up mixed fruit. There is not a single place in the Inn to sit comfortably and read or socialize with the other guests. If you have a mobility problem this is not the place for you. There are steep steps up to the main entrance, multiple steps up to the second floor rooms and narrow shabby carpeted steps to the lower floor rooms. You can reach some rooms from the outside but again steps are involved and you have to walk through a courtyard, that is in desperate need of a gardener, and through a very narrow space behind the main building. On a positive note, if you love dogs, room 10 has darling vintage dog wallpaper in the bathroom. The dessert in the evening under a glass dome, although store bought, is a nice touch and the evening manager Marie is lovely. In a discussion with the owner of the Inn, he stated he was aware of the condition of the place a would eventually get around to fixing it up. In the mean time you'll fine more amenities and comfort at a Motel 6. read more

This was our first B&B experience in Savannah. Forsyth Park Inn is a great place to stay while enjoying the sights of the city. Friendly, helpful staff & the breakfasts, hors doeurvres were excellent. Only criticism we have is they need to upgrade the room televisions to newer, bigger models. read more

A fabulous place to stay if you're visiting Savannah! Every meal, be it breakfast, appetizers at happy hour or dessert, was exceptionally delicious. Dwayne, the concierge, was delightful and informative. read more

We give this place 4 stars. Here's our experience! Pros: 2/3 of the front desk staff we encountered were wonderful. Maria, who checked us in spend a great deal of time giving us recommendations of places to eat, things to do and what to see. She joined us for social hour and was wonderful company Dwayne was kind and very helpful during the end of our stay (see below). Right across the street from Forsyth Park Beautiful veranda for breakfast in the morning and social hour at 5pm Social hour drinks and breakfast included in cost of the hotel Each room is differently and beautifully decorated Walking distance to all Savannah has to offer Cons: The AC in our room went out on the second morning that we were there. The young girl at the front desk repeatedly told us that the AC was on, when there was about a 25degree difference between our room and the hallway. (We came the first week in August, so this would have absolutely been a deal breaker) After a lot of fussing over it with the young girl at the front desk, they finally sent out an AC repair guy, who left a MESS in the bathroom and didn't clean it up. (Then the AC went out again the next morning) We also found on our second night after my father sliced his foot open that there was broken glass all over our floor. (We assume that the cleaning service must have broken a glass and not properly cleaned up.) we had to wear shoes during the remainder of our stay because there's no one at the front desk after 9pm. I found several hairs in my breakfast. Dwayne was happy to take it back to the kitchen and find me a hair free breakfast. Overall we enjoyed our stay and Dwayne was very happy to accommodate our troubles with a free night. We loved visiting Savannah for the first time and are likely to return to the inn at Forsyth Park. read more

Great location, beautiful house, friendly staff, and welcoming of pets! We walked everywhere from the Inn and enjoyed mornings and evenings in the rockers on the veranda overlooking Forsyth Park. The best part was how truly pet friendly the Inn was. The Inn did not just tolerate our dog, but welcomed him. He was allowed to stay in the room with the a/c while we explored the city and even had his own dog bowls in the room upon our arrival. read more

we have stayed there many times over the years the staff is great and the own er lori is a gem always a great experience john and sherry waterloo ny read more

My husband and I stayed there this passed weekend. We loved the unique charm of the hotel. The staff was extremely helpful and answered any questions we had on dinner ideas or even touring the city. After booking the hotel we received a few emails that gave an out line of things to do and places to eat. Extremely helpful. Our room was very nice and it was pretty quiet. We booked room 11.. The one with the claw foot tub. The breakfasts were awesome. Very filling. We had fancy french toast and an egg casserole. Both were very good. They also have a buffet including granola, yogurt, breads that are out out early, nice for us early risers. They have different sittings. The only downside is the early slots fill up early and if the other guests are not prompt you are waiting. The evening appetizer hour is nice.. And a small variety makes it a nice snack for our short walk to the river for dinner. Evening sweets are good. Nothing to spectacular but nice to have something sweet. The selection of teas are nice. The coffee in the morning was very good. Probably the best we have had at an inn/ hotel by far. The inn is in a quiet area next to Forsyth park and a short walk (1 mile) to downtown. Helped us get some exercise in. We would definitely recommend this place. Nicely done!!!! read more