My boyfriend and I stayed at Brian's place for two nights during our spring break. The place is…read moresuper close to everything and Brian even printed us off a map and told us what the must-sees were. We stayed in the carriage house-- which has two rooms with an adjoining bathroom and a kitchen and living space. The room we stayed in was a full bed and our neighbors were quiet and older so there was no issue. Worth noting that there isn't a microwave in the kitchen in the carriage house. We loved Brian's place and will stay there again if we're ever passing through!

I liked this place. The guy who runs it was very very friendly and nice, made us feel very…read morecomfortable. $60 for a rather small private room was a little pricey, but it's a trade off. Spend around the same and stay at a Days Inn in crappy suburbia or one that has destroyed the neighborhood around it surrounded by parking lots, or stay in a smaller room in an awesome old house in the middle of historic Savannah and support that world. The choice was me was pretty clear. The walls are pretty thin, and a large drunken gaggle came in the middle of the night, but I don't think this is typical... thankfully I'm a deep sleeper but kept my girlfriend up for a little... A traditional "hostel" it is not, but on a relative budget that excludes the swanky hotels further downtown, I'd stay again my next trip!

Incredible location downtown, efficient, and laid back experience. Had a great time. Would…read moreabsolutely recommend!

In the end, we spoke with a very understanding MGMT. It seems there have been efforts lately to fix…read morethe locks, and the hostel's after-hours service that they hired (for this very reason) didn't pass along the code that they were supposed to in the event that someone is locked out. They refunded our stay and welcomed us back with a free stay. Can't give 5 stars because our experience was our experience, but the staff was helpful afterwards. The hostel & facilities are pretty nice with a great location, close to many walkable destinations. I'd come back.

We booked two nights through AirBnB and were looking forward to it! Unfortunately the booking was…read morecanceled with no notice, apology, explanation or offer to assist in finding alternate accommodations. We didn't even receive an email notifying us - I happened to see the status change on the AirBnB app. When we asked in a message why it was displaying as canceled, Jason replied: "The booking was cancelled by Airbnb. You may reach out to them directly for your refund." I called the property and was told although our booking was confirmed, another customer booked it after we did, they gave the reservation to the later customer, and there was no undoing it. The whole experience was unacceptable. For future customers' benefit: AirBnB automatically refunds canceled reservations within 10 days. There is no need to contact them before.

The location is great! The only time we used our car was to visit the Yorktown, otherwise, we…read morewalked everywhere we wanted to go. Those who work here are so friendly and seen to love their jobs. The room was spacious enough and clean. The spread for wine and cheese was impressive and also delicious. While you pay $20/day to park, it's totally worth it because parking isn't easy to find around there. Park your car and forget about it. The rooms are cool and the beds comfortable.

I booked a three-night stay - Dec 26, 27, 28 2016 - in a 493 King Street suite, Charleston, SC…read morethrough VRBO. The owner was listed as Kevin High, however I later learned that this is a front for Walk Away Stays, LLC. I was switched out of the unit that I booked and paid for, forced to disrupt our stay with a move, and given two very unacceptable replacement units. The following is the full story. A couple of hours prior to our arrival I was contacted by Kelsey at Walk Away Stays and informed that the unit we had booked had a burst water pipe, water damage, and although the cleaning service was working to get it cleaned up, it would not be available for our stay. (The cleaning service told me that the unit had actually been double booked. Kelsey at Walk Away Stays stood my her story and said the cleaning service was "confused", it was actually a different unit that had been double booked. Seriously?!?) Walk Away Stays, LLC found two different units for us - one night (12/26/16) at 154A Spring Street and two nights (12/27 and 12/28) at 248A Ashley Ave. To make up for the disappointment, trouble, and inconvenience Kelsey promised the following: 1) Both of the units were at least comparable to the 493 King Street unit that we booked and paid for. 2) Although we would have to be out of the 154A Spring Street unit at the normal checkout time of 11:00am, the 248A Ashley Ave unit would be cleaned and ready before the normal 3:00 check-in. Walk Away Stays would call me as soon as the Ashley Ave unit was ready. 3) Walk Away Stays would give us a $50 gift certificate to a local restaurant. None of these promises were kept. Upon arrival at 154A Spring Street, I was devastated. It was in no way comparable to 493 King Street and the convenience of being steps away from great restaurants. It was next door to a hostel in a very sketchy neighborhood, and about one mile further away from the areas we had planned to walk to. I called and left a message that this was unacceptable and to please call me back. My call was never returned. I then called the after-hours number and left another request for a return call. That call was not returned either. They did text me the access code to the wifi - which, btw, did not work. They didn't return my request for help with that, either. On 12/27, the day of our move to 248A Ashley Ave, we did not receive a call and were not allowed into the unit early. I called Walk Away Stays and spoke to Allie. She claimed to know nothing about any promises or the situation with the 493 King Street unit and said she would look into it. She never called me back. Before leaving Charleston, I called and spoke to Kelsey again. I told her that she had not followed through on any of her promises to make things right for us. The substitute units were not acceptable. We weren't allowed "early checkin" to the second unit. I never received the gift certificate. She said they had been too busy. I told her that I would be posting negative reviews and she said "OK. Fine." I'll probably never know if a pipe really broke, or if Kelsey lied to cover up a double booking (intentional or not?) However, based on the complete failure to make things right for us and follow through on the promises made, I believe the cleaning service and I think that Kelsey and Allie at Walk Away Stays, LLC flat out lied to me. A legitimate company would return calls and make sure that customers got what they paid for, or in the case of unavoidable situations were fairly compensated for their loss. Don't just walk away from Walk Away Stays, RUN-RUN-RUN AWAY!

With Hurricane Florence headed for Charleston, we were hit with another unforeseen dilemma…read moreregarding our relocation to Charleston from out of state. All businesses closed, all communication had shut down, and all hopes of finding a decent rental became one big question mark. We had to play the waiting game from afar. As soon as businesses reopened, we called Walk Away Stays as a temporary landing zone until we could find a more permanent solution. We were able to get in touch with Jamie. We explained our situation and within 24 hours we had secured the 248A property for a duration of two weeks. Jamie was very helpful, and we were fortunate something was still available considering our timeline to get to town. Walk Away Stays even lets you make payment (required in full with a pet fee, cleaning fee, and a refundable deposit) via credit card (with no processing fee), so that's a huge plus! We checked ourselves into 248A using the keyless door entry with a code they give you prior to arrival. 248A is a first floor unit (of a duplex) with 2 BR / 2 BA. Both bedrooms have California king beds and are quite comfy! There's a fully equipped kitchen and a washer and dryer. You are allocated one parking spot in the back of the house. Last but not least, they are dog friendly. Check-in is 3:00 pm, and check-out is 11:00 am. Considering our circumstances, we were able to have some semblance of normalcy due to the amenities that came with the rental (i.e. kitchen), making it feel almost as if we were home. 248A is such a great location! With King Street only 10-15 minutes away, we pretty much walked everywhere downtown and barely used our car. It is also centrally located with regards to Highway 17 to West Ashley one way and Mount Pleasant the other way. We couldn't have asked for a better location. My only complaints were they only had one roll of toilet paper for each bathroom and one paper towel for the kitchen. We ended up having to purchase additional toilet paper and paper towels to get us through our two-week stay. We also couldn't lower the thermostat lower than what had already been set, and there were some days it was extremely hot and almost unbearable. Keep in mind we stayed in the property in September. Keep those fans running, so the the place can stay somewhat cooler. It shouldn't be an issue in the fall or winter. In addition, my husband and I are extremely allergic to cats dander and had a tough time during our stay. There may have been cats here previously (as they are pet friendly). Overall, we had a pretty pleasant experience with Walk Away Stays and we'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an extended stay that feels more like a home (because it is) than a hotel.

Stayed at the Thunderbird Inn in Savannah and had a really enjoyable stay. The place has a fun,…read moreretro vibe that gives it some personality compared to your typical hotel. The room was clean and comfortable, and everything felt well kept. The location was great for getting around Savannah, making it easy to explore without a long drive. Staff was friendly and made check in simple and quick. Overall a solid spot with a unique feel and a comfortable stay. Definitely a place I'd consider again when back in the area.

We love this place and stay here whenever we can. Their rooms are reasonably priced and clean. We…read morefeel safe even though we're right across from the giant bus station. The staff are very nice and the donuts in the morning are so good! Love yall!

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

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!

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!

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!