Beautiful little B&B in a very central location in Savannah, GA. First time in Savannah and this…read morewas a perfect walkable spot. Only has 2 parking spots that are first come first serve, otherwise if it is a busy booking time you have to pay for street parking just an FYI. Room was adorable and very clean. So nice to have waters left for us and plenty of towels. Bed was extremely comfortable in the Royal Palm Suite. Food was spectacular and a highlight for sure. Not only was the breakfast so nicely made and prepared, but there were contestant drinks, coffee, wine, snacks and desserts 24/7 for the taking. Amazing oatmeal white chocolate chip crasin cookies I died for. One thing is I wished the time for breakfast was longer. It is served 8:30-9:30am. Hoped it would be longer than an hour. I recommend they extend it to 10am or make it a full 2 hours 8-10am. A slight extension I think would give guests more time and it definitely is the highlight of the stay. Will 100% be back next time I am in Savannah! The chef for breakfast was extremely kind and accommodating as well.

The room was beautiful and very comfortable. Diane was a wonderful hostess, caretaker and a…read moredelightful chef... she prepared a delicious breakfast that's fit for a king! The Green Palm Inn is conveniently located in the downtown historical district just walking distance to all the shopping and popular restaurants. Savannah is very beautiful during the Spring and Fall seasons, not to mention this city is very mystical during the Fall. Winters are enchanting around the Christmas season and as you can tell... I love this City! The Green Palm Inn is a charming Oasis in the beautiful City of Savannah that should not be missed.

Accidentally booked the wrong week for my kids spring break but luckily I noticed a month in…read moreadvance, 2 days after booking. Unfortunately Kasa, the property management company, and the property owner would not allow me to switch the date, give a refund, or a credit. They also would not put the property back on the market to allow for another potential traveler to stay there so I'd then get a refund or credit. It was very upsetting because it was a pretty simple mistake with a simple fix. So I had to arrange for rides, babysitting, and help with 4 kids and 2 dogs so I could drive 10 hours down to stay at the place since my reservation was still happening. Aside from that massive factor, the building is lovely, clean and so much bigger than the hotel rooms next door at Perry hall. The ceilings are high and the details in the amber unit are beautiful. I especially loved the door knobs, Molding and chandelier. The mattress was very comfortable and water pressure good. You have a washer and drier. I brought detergent but turns out they did leave some pods to use. Newer high end appliances in the kitchen area. There is no ice maker so if you need ice definitely bring a few ice trays. Love the convenient store a block away for groceries and food. Lovely view of the square. For parking we found a spot out from to park and unload. Then later I drove the car to a covered parking garage that I had reserved a spot hero spot at. Same for leaving. Got car from garage, found a spot in the street. The place is so big you could do cartwheels. Although I feel the dining room table area should be the family room. The family room (a sun room with great light) should become a second bedroom with an actual bed. The limitations of this unit are, there is only 1 bathroom. It's big but if you are a morning pooper it's a little rough. No hiding in a corner bathroom. 4th floor so we just took the elevator. Hopefully that never breaks because there are a million steps so we never even attempted them. Restaurant/cafe directly across the buildings gate on the side, has great smoothies you can order to go. The coffee shop on the corner has coffee and subs. The setup in there reminds me in friends. I think I read it's the oldest coffee shop in Savannah. The actual forest gump bench is not there. I read it's in a museum. Regardless it's a beautiful square. Central location and close to everything. Now if only the owner would work on being more flexible we'd be at 5 stars.

This place is a gem! The Jules is a stunning property! The owners took a historic mansion and…read morecreated several suites. We stayed in The Jade suite. It was white glove clean, beautiful decor, a grand piano, multiple fireplaces, windows galore, beautiful full kitchen, comfy bed and nice bathroom! All located in the historic district in walking distance to EVERYTHING!!! There is no other place I'd stay in Savannah! Check in was super easy and the owner was so easy to work with. Book it now - you will SO happy you did!

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.

Our experience there was short. We checked into A117, when we went in we had roaches in the…read morebedroom. When I contacted the host I got no where's with them. we left right then. We have been put off for 6 days every time I call the manager is busy or will call me back. I suggest people not to waste their money there!!!! I'd post pictures if I could . if one unit has roaches you know they are through out the entire building

We have stayed at this complex and various condos many times over the past 3 years…read more It's got a nice vibe and mostly quiet.

Beautiful home with a perfect garden in a great location. However, not exactly the bed and…read morebreakfast experience. There was no breakfast and no real personal hospitality. While the muffins and wine were enjoyed, we were expecting a home-cooked meal with some conversation. If you're looking for a quiet place to stay for some alone time, this is it. But if you want the feel of staying in someone's home, I recommend looking elsewhere.

Very friendly owner. We enjoyed our stay. Great location to all the wonderful restaurants & walking…read moredistance to River St. Animal friendly rooms. Our suite had a very faint dog oder. However... location, price, comfort and the kindness of the owner made it well worth it. We will keep Joans on Jones on our "places to stay" list:) especially for when we bring our dog with us.

I'm so happy with my stay at the 17th Street Inn! It is close to everything but tucked away so it's…read morestill peaceful. It's a quick walk to the beach, restaurants, and shops. I had great communication with our host. She was so sweet, very accommodating, and quick to respond. I loved my second story patio and the beautiful courtyard with outdoor showers to use after coming home from the beach. The kitchen was a great size for me and my husband and I really loved the bed. It was king sized and sooo comfy. Added to the blackout curtains I had the best night sleep I have had in awhile. I will definitely be booking again in the future!

The Inn appears to have been recently renovated, and has a very cute and functional outdoor space…read more It is incredibly convenient to the beach with what amounts to a two minute walk without having to play in traffic. Added to this they provided a parking pass which trivializes moving around Tybee so that was a nice perk. Our bed was new and surprisingly soft. The space was a little cramped for me at 6'8" but the bed was a great size and I'm cramped In a lot of spots so no knocks here. We'll consider staying here again.

Make sure you do not drive a large vehicle. Parking is limited and spaces are small with one way in…read moreand out. Breakfast was satisfactory, nothing to brag about. They are suppose to clean rooms daily. Staff was great and took care of our needs. Rooms were nice

Dirty dirty dirty room. TYBEE suite supposed to be honeymoon suite. Enough dust to write your name…read morein. Have to request any room cleaning, towels, etc. "Breakfast" is frozen biscuits and packaged gravy. You only have about 30 feet of view with 3 buildings between you and ocean. Professional picture taking to make the view look better. Tiny parking lot. Don't bring a large vehicle if you can help it. For $3-400 a night, this was woefully terrible. Even after showing the mess to management they were quite rude. Pictures attached for proof.

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!!