As one who eschews chain hotels and staying in the thick of the tourist areas whenever I am…read moretraveling somewhere for more than a night, I am always looking for special places that make you feel like a local, spots where one could imagine living. I found such a place at the Galloway Inn. Sitting regally on a quiet street near Thomas Square, the Inn stands proudly with its big welcoming porch and quiet hidden garden in the back. From the moment I arrived, I was warmly greeted by Keith. He gave me some great places to eat on the neighborhood and, because it was unseasonably chilly, left me a pair of gloves and an elegant scarf to use during my stay. Staying in the loft on the 3rd floor was perfect for my needs. There was a little outdoor sitting area that I wasn't expecting - perfect for a sunny lunch - and the bed was very comfortable. Some other reviews negatively comment on the area of Savannah and as a woman traveling alone, I felt safe at night. There are some great restaurants within walking distance - Cotton & Rye, the Vault, Tacos on Bull - and I just avoided walking through Thomas Square. No one bothered me. Reserve without hesitation. If I'm ever back in Savannah, I certainly will return. Thank you Keith and Jim.

I enjoyed my stay in the Caroline Suite, on the first floor of the adjacent carriage house. This…read moreis a one bedroom apartment, with your own bathroom, kitchenette, and living room. It was adorably furnished, with wi-fi and one of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in while traveling. You will not get accommodations of this caliber in any of the chains downtown--and with free parking, also! The furnishings and towels are of the highest caliber. Being out of the way of downtown allows the traveler to enjoy a more local's experience as there are several walkable restaurants nearby that cater more to the local crowd. As this is a privately owned inn, the owners live on-site and are especially particular. Outside guests are generally not allowed on property-I had to get special permission to invite a friend over one evening. Guests are "never to sleep on the sofas," and you are assigned a particular check-in time. These rules, while understandable, may not work for every traveler. Also, some of the walkways and accommodations are not handicapped accessible. You will want to inquire with the owners if you have any mobility concerns. Staying at the Galloway House Inn will afford you very nice accommodations in a lovely neighborhood at a great price--offset by some particularities that might not work for your situation. I found the owners to be very open about these, so it's best to ask about them before you book. Their cancellation policies are especially rigid compared to other inns in the area. For a certain traveler, Galloway House is a lovely place to stay!

had a great stay at the Kehoe house. Location was perfect; close to everything, but off the path…read morefrom traffic. Charles was an outstanding Inn keeper and very personable and chef Mike cooked up great breakfasts every morning. The room was very comfortable and clean. Highly recommend and will be back !

Previous owners were great. Management & employees were wonderful. New owners and management not…read moreso great. Our stay wasn't great as they were before.

This place is in a real need of some basic updates that stand out as you are there. Mostly the…read morebathroom and some paint issues that your eyes seem to catch. However, those are the only negative things I have to say about this place. The couple that run Roussell's are just very welcoming and helpful. The breakfast was awesome both mornings we were there and the overall value for what you get between location and service can't be beat. If you're looking for that B&B experience in a beautiful old home, then give them a try when you're in Savannah.

Staying at the Roussell's B&B felt like going home for a few days! The couple is the epitome of…read moreSouthern Hospitality, and their home reflects this as well. They do live in the house, but don't let this deter you from booking a room! Each room has a private bath, and you can come and go as you please. They will be there to welcome you and show you around their large home that is only a few blocks from Forsyth Park, but other than that unless you need them, you have your privacy. There is free on-street parking right around the home, a beautiful garden to enjoy, a grill and water, coffee and home baked goodies for the guests at anytime. Don't skip breakfast! Mrs. Roussell puts out a lovely spread in the dinning room to enjoy on what my family would call "the good China!"

The Marshall House has everything you could want for a trip to Savannah!!…read more You couldn't ask for a better location. The Marshall House is located directly on Broughton St near shopping and restaurants, and it's within walking distance of pretty much everything you will want to see! You will barely need a rental car for your trip. Despite being on the main road, I found the hotel to be pretty quiet! The historic inn is beautifully restored. Each room is unique. If you're lucky enough to get a front-facing room on the second floor, you have access to the shared balcony overlooking the street. My room was cozy and comfortable! There are cozy bathrobes in each room. The Marshall House has some unique amenities. They provide bottled water (both cold and room temperature) by the main desk for hotel guests! So great during the summer heat. They also have a complimentary wine and cheese reception every evening in the Library with entertainment (musicians, lectures, trivia, etc.) so make sure to include that in your trip itinerary! Breakfast is also included with the price of the room. Breakfast is served in the atrium off the library. You are seated by the wonderful staff, and then you check off/circle your order on the menu they provide. Breakfast comes off of a buffet, so it's a little odd not to just help yourself, but service is super quick! The Marshall House is in the running for most haunted hotel in the country, but I didn't have any ghost encounters while I was there unfortunately. It was fun to hear the stories of other guests and to learn more about the history of the hotel! I highly recommend staying at the Marshall House if you're looking for a comfortable stay in the perfect walkable location!

WONDERFUL! Despite being an old hotel, it is very well appointed and was the cleanest hotel and…read moreroom we have stayed in. There wasn't a speck of dust or 1 hair anywhere in the room. The room was lovely and I especially liked the original wood floors throughout. The folks at the front desk were also wonderful. I asked for extra shampoo and conditioner and they were brought up right away, unlike all other hotels where we have stayed who seem to take hours to fulfill requests like this one. As far as hauntings go, the only thing we experienced was a light knocking within the room, and it was just one time. Haunting or not, we would definitely stay here again the next time we visit Savannah.

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.

We had a wonderful experience here during our 3 night stay in Savannah! This place is in a great…read morelocation a few blocks away from Forsyth Park. Great walking distance to many of the squares, City Market, and River Street. The room was lovely. The staff were so kind, helpful, and friendly. We were able to have breakfast brought to our room every morning. The food was delicious. They even offer a free happy hour every day at 5pm and dessert every night from 8-10. The area around was beautiful. I highly recommend if you're searching for a place to stay.

Very lovely hotel. Georgian style architecture. We stayed here when we got married. Savannah, GA…read moreit's a beautiful town. The hotel has a lovely restaurant on the first floor that serves great breakfast. Every room has a balcony. They host weddings at this hotel in the backyard. Can't wait to revisit the town and this beautiful hotel.

This Bed and Breakfast is a gem. Outside our room was several beautiful gardens where you could…read moresit after breakfast before you started your day. The home is beautiful and the owner friendly. Every morning we were served a tasty homemade breakfast prepared by Chemise. If you are looking for an authentic B&B, this is your place.

I cannot say enough good things about this B&B! Our host and hostess were two of the nicest people…read morewe have ever met on any vacation. The home is authentically restored and extremely comfortable. As for the breakfast, we felt like we were dining in a high end, small cafe. The food was regional and prepared from scratch, not to mention delicious. We would return any time given the chance.

We booked through VRBO however this was a terrible experience and I want it to be known to many…read moreprior to booking. The house was small and cute however very hot and uncomfortable. The thermostat is not able to go lower than 70. We utilized a ceiling fan and a small table fan and still sweating through the night. When I reached out for help with this I was told to utilize the fans and that she was not able to do anything else. We paid for 3 nights and stayed 1. We ended up staying in a hotel for the remainder of our stay. I reached out to VRBO for assistance and they spoke to the host and requested a refund for the remainder of our stay however it was declined. I was told that 70 was the lowest the ac could be set due to freezing issues however looking back at past reviews here (which I am kicking myself for not doing) there are other complaints of the same where host stated the ac cannot be lower than 70 due to electric bills and that the unit was replaced in March 2025. Confused why it would have freezing issues with a new unit. Would not recommend staying in this no insulated garage. Terrible experience. What a waste of money however enjoyed our stay at the Holiday Inn Express! Check reviews on their website as well, again wish I did more research on this "sauna" prior to booking. I would also not book through VRBO any longer due to this awful experience.

Do NOT, and I mean DO NOT, stay at a property managed by these folks. We had an issue with our stay…read morein Tybee Island and had five phone calls go without the courtesy of a return. They don't work weekends when almost EVERYONE checks in. They list as Savannah but have a Chicagoland phone number. Why anyone would hire them as a property manager is well beyond my comprehension!

What a gem! If traveling to Savannah this is a great alternative to the typical bread and…read morebreakfast. Stay in your very own historic apartment! We stayed for 3 nights and could have stayed forever. We stayed in the Waldburg apartment which is located in the historic Victorian district. We were just offset enough from all the hustle and bustle and felt like we had lived on Waldburg Ave for years...no joke. Super awesome neighbors greeted us everyday and there is tons of safe street parking. A local health food store and coffee shop are just blocks away. Forsyth park is basically in your backyard. What more could you want? Oh yeah, the apartment is fully stocked with eco friendly products...shampoo to bug spray. We saved lots of money by stocking up on groceries and cooking up a storm in the nicely equipped kitchen. Everything about our apartment was glorious. From the gigantic bed to the loads of info on local hot spots. And we were even able to watch True Blood on-demand. Heaven?? Extra dreamy and can't wait to book up this place again :)

We've stayed in both Waldburg and Barnard locations, and each and every time our stay has exceeded…read moreexpectations! It's clean, comfortable, and gives you a real Savannah experience. It feels like home - or that you're really staying in a friend's home and that they've gone out of their way to ensure you have everything you need! There's definitely enough space for my husband and I to bring along our young daughter, and the kitchen is well-equipped for short stays. You're only a short drive from the beach (avoid peak traffic times on the bridge if possible) and close enough in town to walk to nearly anything! For those unfamiliar with Savannah or general street parking, simply know that you need to be aware of street sweeping schedules (posted clearly on signs) and the owner's off-street parking. We return annually for a brief escape and it always exceeds our expectations!

3.5 stars. Really good, but not great. The bed was a little hard for my taste and not the plush,…read moresink into it kind I am used to. The room was also smaller than expected. The hotel itself, especially the downstairs area, is beautiful and the service from the front desk to the valet was EXCELLENT. Still, some details missed the mark. The TV signal kept going out, the room service orange juice was not good, and the water was tap with visible particles. The also shower didn't get super hot. The location is unbeatable and I would stay again, but we moved to the Marshall House afterward for less money and preferred it there. The location was basically identical.

The epitome of southern hospitality and hands down the best place to stay at in Savannah, Georgia…read more From the moment you arrive, you are greeted by the most beyond amazing staff along with being offered ice cold water and an easy check in process. The staff was very accommodating throughout our stay. Being that I lived in Savannah 20 years ago, I have bragged about how incredible Savannah's hospitality is and the staff here definitely showed up. Huge thank you to Joey, Jackie, Cindi, and Darnell or as I refer to them as the dream team for making our stay so incredible. I hope they promote you all into management. Our room was absolutely beautiful and comfortable. Honestly, one of the best beds I have ever slept on. Perfect if you have jet lag. I love that the toiletries have peppermint so you repeal bugs, which is a must in the south. Great alternative if you forget the bug spray. There's a coffee bar, restaurant, and a speakeasy bar that was Alice and wonderland themed. In the afternoon you are offered champagne, which is such a nice touch. They have bikes available to sightsee rather than walking. This hotel is close to everything in case you want to walk and explore shops, dining, etc. Overall, this hotel is beautifully decorated and charming. Something Savannah is known for. I highly recommend this hotel. Especially because it's pet friendly!