After walking 1,000 blocks from our vaca rental to the riverwalk, we decided to take the free Dot…read morebus back to the stop closest to our lodging (Drayton & Gwinnett). When we walked up to the stop near City Hall on Bryan St & Bull St, a few others were waiting but I couldn't find a schedule posted. However we only waited about 5 minutes before the bus arrived! Once on the bus, we enjoyed resting in the A/C, and viewing more historic buildings we hadn't yet seen as we traveled. Note, this isn't a narrated tour, but rather free & easy transpo around the historic district. As it turned out, Drayton St was closed due to the Jazz Festival in Forsyth Park, so we had to exit the bus a few blocks early. Which worked out well for us as we were a bit closer to our vaca rental. I appreciate the city's investment in this free transportation for tourists & residents. Seating seemed to be sufficient, as I saw no one needed to stand. The Dot bus was a great option to get around in Savannah!

Well, considering I've been waiting at a dot stop for about 40 minutes and none of come and you say…read morethey come every 10 or 15 minutes. This is fucking bullshit. The app doesn't work more bullshit. Way to fucking ruin someone's trip.

Looking to visit this cute historic town ? Well make sure you book your trolley tour as it's truly…read morethe best way to get around. One ticket gets you all day hop on hop off access as it takes you on a tour all of the historical places in downtown Savannah. The tour guides are absolutely incredible and make the visit so much better! From visiting scenes in the movie , Forrest Gump to the first Girl Scouts building to ghost tours , African American churches housing a site of the Underground Railroad to beautiful cathedral churches , shopping and restaurants. The tours are perfect for solo trips, date ideas and families. You can pre book online or walk up to their local stand. I highly recommend pre booking if you are visiting in the high seasons like fall or St. pattys day .

We had a wonderful time on our trolley tour throughout Savannah. There are 15 stops (currently 12…read moreas a movie is being shot along the river so the street is closed) along the way, which brings you close to so many attractions. The drivers announce must-see spots at every stop and in between, and also tell of legends and fun facts. Take note, though, that it's pretty expensive- $50 per adult. If you arrive after 2pm, they will comp you for the following day as stop 1 has the last pickup at 5pm. They use the same trollies for their evening haunted tours.

Very clean rest stop. Was happy to see they had an area for kids to play in with toys and coloring…read morebooks. We sat there and was able to get a little bit of rest before getting back on the road again.

Quick trip. The restrooms are tidy…read more The shelves are fully stocked with tourism brochures of local delights. Nice people. Thanks to all who do their job so well and take care of us all. I am so grateful!

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!

Not bad for a INN with plenty of amenities and services to make you feel comfortable…read more Came here for the weekend and the location to historic Savannah is pretty close so we walked and took about 20 minutes The INN is on a busy street so depending on your room location you may here traffic through the night There's also a train that will blow the horn early morning so use the ear plugs they provide if you can Overall a good stay

Husband went on the walking tour . He absolutely loved it , very thorough and great information of…read moreSavannah's African- American history! The tour is absolutely a must do!! Highly recommended!

This is crazy!!! Went on a tour at the Andrew low house with my mom and stepdad. Decided it would…read morebe cute to take a selfie of us together in the house at the mirror in the hallway upstairs. Upon returning to our Airbnb decided to go through our pictures. Initially I was sad because my stepdad was blacked out in the pic. However upon looking at it closely, we noticed a face next to my mom. We all examined the pic and were tripping out over it. We did some research and there were other pics online confirming of the same sighting. I think it's the veiled face!

Arriving in Savannah on Juneteenth, I realized some of the sites I wanted to see were closed. One…read moreof those sites was the Juliette Low Museum, the founder of the Girl Scouts. What I didn't realize was that the Andrew Low house was nearby. He, of course, became one of the richest people in Savannah in the 1800s and had this house to show of his massive wealth. We stuck around for a tour that lasted about 45 minutes. Was pretty informative and learned a lot of things about Juliette that carried over to when we saw the museum a couple days later. One of the cool things we saw was an upright grand piano, of which only 3 exist in the entire world. That was pretty cool. This was a fun respite from the heat and wasn't overly expensive.

Parents with 2 adult children. We all had a great time. Christina was a fabulous guide. She was…read moreentertaining. The bars were great. The drinks were great (but be warned the food is included in the price but the beverages besides water are not). The food bites were great. Filling but not overstuffed by the end of the tour. Well worth the time and the cost.

I may be generous with 3 stars, but the food was above average to good. The tour itself--the…read morereason you go with a guide--I'd rate 1 or 2 stars. We were supposed to be a very large group of 21, but had 6 no-shows. We started a bit late because of that, but finished nearly an hour late (4 hours vs. the advertised 3). That would have been OK if our quirky guide, Christina, was taking the time to talk about the history of the local cuisine, the details about the food we were eating or the places we were eating it, but we got none of that. At one place our food was waiting for us so we had no-longer-hot pork on mashed potatoes. The name of the tour includes pub crawl, but the beverages were NOT included in the tour. We've been on many food tours in the US and abroad, and I can say with confidence you should skip this particular one.

Thank you kindly Al! I scheduled an early morning pickup…read more(4:50 am!) to get to Savannah airport. Although outside of their normal operating hours, they were willing to drive me since I called ahead. Very prompt and very friendly service! We got to the airport in plenty of time. Don't hesitate to call Tybee Turtle for getting around during your visit!

Driver was great. Pick up, drop off, pick up. Everything you'd expect from a taxi. Better and more…read moreaffordable than Lyft and you're supporting a local small business that's been around waaaay longer.