This boutique hotel located west Savannah's historic district is a nice option for those looking…read morefor a great value. There is not much around, but the actual port of Savannah. A drive to the historic district will take about 10 minutes (3.5 miles). The hotel is fairly new, a little more than a year...but it has brought many features that were lacking during opening time. The hotel now has an onsite restaurant and bar, where you can get something to eat or drink, a la carte. There is a small market for basic things. There is an outside patio with a fireplace for those cold Georgia winter nights. There is a vending machine, fitness center, water fountains, free parking and EV charging stations (2 of them. Pay as you use). Our room smelled very clean and it was of average size. The blinds had light darkening features for those wanting a really dark room in the mornings. The sink area had a large counter on both sides of the sink and the liquid toiletries were upscale Guild+Pepper....I loved the Warm Oak scents.... The staff was very pleasant and it was a nice clean place to stay. The internet (free) was a bit weak in some parts of the hotel, but not bad.

I had a recent stay at the Kingston hotel and I must say I was impressed. Newer hotel about a…read morecouple years old. Location has ample parking. Hotel does have a restaurant and bar located inside. Local grocery store nearby. Rooms are modern and clean.

Great place to stay on Tybee Island. In fact this was the fourth time staying at the Brass Rail…read more What keeps us coming back to the Brass Rail? For starters it's location, location! The Brass Rail is close to the beach and many of the condos have a beautiful beach view. The condos are spacious and up to date! Plenty of room for fun in Tybee! The condos are clean and offer a relaxing place to unwind after the beach. While staying at the Brass Rail, you have pool and hot tub access along with two parking spaces. The Brass Rail is the place to stay on the island !

I have mixed emotions about this condo. The condo itself is very nice and spacious, 3 bedrooms and…read more2.5 bathrooms, a huge balcony with five chairs, a grill, propane and a huge table to dine at for 6 people!!! This is where the confusion comes in to play. The original room we paid for is next door condos. We arrived and tried to use the elevator. It was turned off due to some work that was to be done on it. Make sure if you make reservations on Tybee Island-make sure that they have working elevators. So we went up the stairs, 4 stories!!!! Try to carry luggage up that! 3-4 sisters own and rent several units-so this review is mainly for them. They're very nice, but need to fix things. My lamp in my room was broken. The balcony French doors don't catch the latch to lock up. Thank God this room has an elevator. But, I am thankful they upgraded us to this condo, because it is gate protected. The underground garage was tight, but doable. Pros:huge condo over the beautiful pool, comfy beds, huge condo! The sisters were nice but overwhelmed(in my opinion). A block from the stores, restaurants and the beach/pier(free). Cons:mentioned above Recommend? Yes, but make sure you have good communication with the sisters who own the condos.

I always assumed staying on River Street in Savannah would be way out of my budget…read more Turns out... one of the city's most historic hotels became one of my favorite hotel stays ever. Built in 1817 as a cotton warehouse, the River Street Inn still has its original hardwood floors, towering ceilings, exposed brick, and incredible historic charm. Walking through the building feels like stepping into Savannah's past, while somehow still feeling warm, elegant, and comfortable. Our balcony overlooked the city, the lobby was gorgeous, and every detail made us stop and look around. Best part? We found our room for $149 total after taxes. For this location and this much history, it honestly felt like stealing. A huge thank you to Lena at the front desk for making us feel so welcome. Savannah, you've officially convinced me that you don't have to spend a fortune to experience something unforgettable.

So glad we decided to stay here on our road trip. The location is perfect and Jon Michael at the…read morevalet was so incredibly kind, helpful and welcoming. It is such a beautiful historic building and our room had an incredible view of the river. My kids I enjoyed watching the ships go by. I absolutely loved our room. It was spacious and felt both historic and modern. We were very comfortable here. I love that they even provide a black washcloth in the bathroom for removing your makeup. So many small touches that go a long way. My son was pretty much obsessed with the popcorn in the lobby. And we walked all over town, easily getting where we wanted to go. Valet parking is $50 a night which is annoying but given how beautiful the area is, it's hard to argue with. I might be a little more frustrated if we were staying for a week or something. They were even able to provide a pack n play for the baby to sleep in. Would absolutely love to return.

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!

I stayed at The Marshall House during a recent trip to Savannah and I really enjoyed it. This hotel…read moreis a few minutes from the river walkway and conveniently located in the historic district. There are many restaurants and historic sights walking distance from the hotel. The building is historic and you can feel it when you walk around the building. The rooms were recently renovated for furniture, but they retain the historic feel to them. The bed here was very comfortable and I got a great rest here. The bathroom was also renovated and was very clean. I came here with a large party and we booked a few rooms and everyone loved it here. My son and his family had a suite with a balcony. Their room's balcony entrance was from the window. I think this is the first time I saw this setup. There was breakfast service here as well. When you come in, you sit down and right away a waitress came with a paper menu. You would fill in what you would like for breakfast and within a few minutes they brought out the food. The menu options were excellent, they had grits, oatmeal, eggs, yogurt, bacon, bagels, bread, fruit and a few more items. The breakfast really filled me up for the day. The service here was phenomenal. We arrived very late due to a delayed flight and they had an attendant at the front desk who checked us in and had a friendly attitude. The hotel also has valet service. The staff and housekeepers were very nice, accommodating and did a great job taking care of us. I had a great welcoming stay at the Marshall House. If you are traveling to Savanah, I recommend this hotel!

Wow! What a great hotel full of southern charm and wonderful staff. Recently did a sister trip to…read moreSavannah and chose this hotel. Everywhere is walkable in Savannah in the historic district, but this hotel is in the heart of the city. The hotel is historic, but clean and updated. The staff is amazing. Everyone was friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was included, plus an evening gathering with a historian one night, a singer one night, and a harpist. Every place from the restaurants to the waterfront were all a 10 minute walk or less! Highly recommend!

Stayed at a beautiful villa in palmetto dunes , (queens grant) One night we went out for late bite…read moreto eat. It was after 11:00 pm and guard was on duty. We forgot to put the yellow strip on our dashboard. The guard asked our name, unit number and realtor. He found our name, unit and Trident on his computer and and told us we could not enter the plantation. We had paid for our stay at the queens grant but we had to get a hotel room for the night. Trident said that was unfortunate but didn't offer to compensate us Not a happy camper. There was nothing on the rental sheets that mentioned being prevented from entering our villa at 11:30 pm without our dashboard strip.

We've been coming to Hilton Head Island for 19 years. We almost always rent a condo through…read moreTrident. Shelter Cove marina is the best location on the Island and very reasonable. The view of the marshland and the marina are stellar. Our favorite restaurant (Bistro 17) is a 5 minute walk from our condo. Love it here. If you are coming to HHI and looking for a place to stay, contact Trident.

Don't be fooled by the outside. It looks tired and needs brighter colors. Also it appears that some…read moreunits are kept in awesome shape others aren't so good. The unit we rented is really nice and kept very clean. It is very nicely decorated and is stocked with pots, pans, utensils and free WiFi. The unit sleeps six people easy and the hall closet was very cleverly converted in to bunk beds for kids. The unit is on the third floor so we have a good view of the water. There is a nice sized pool with a gazebo and chairs, tables and to the side a small kiddie pool. At the end of the building on each floor is the laundry room As I mentioned, the outside looks dreary and run down. The color is not cheerful. I was actually worried when we drove up through the gate. The waterway isn't a beach you might be accustomed to such as Daytona or Malibu beach. It is a beach along where the river meets the Atlantic ocean. There are tons of shells and signs warning you of water hazards and i am assuming the water isn't good for water sports. There are swamps nearby and dozens of different sized waterways. It is a wonder how they built giant forts here during the 1700's. Everything appears to be below sea level. Over all it is nice. I am still a wee bit worried about the high crime rate in Savannah. People have told us to stay in the historic district and to avoid the residential and industrial areas. We happened to drive through an area I can only describe as the projects. However downtown looks really nice and we are looking forward to visiting some museums. (edit) The room we stayed in was exactly like the pictures online. I feel for those who got a bad room but if you are looking for a inexpensive room ours was 309A, the east building. This room was really sweet for the price. I figured out that this place is actually more of a staging area for fishing and sight seeing. People make use of the pool and maybe a walk on the beach, but swimming is out of the question. In the mornings if you get up early, before the tide starts to recede, you can go shell hunting. If you are lucky you'll find something good brought in from the tide.

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

The people who run this place are very nice however, I would not recommend anyone staying here who…read morewould need to use the bathhouse. My husband, son (5) & daughter (3) stayed here in 2017 for 4 nights. We were tent camping. 1st, the smell from the septic field was really bad for about 24 hours during our stay. But the worst was the bathhouse. Hair, trash, mold were in all 3 shower stalls. & Stayed that way for all 4 days. A sign on the mirror stated for women to please clean up after themselves. It appeared that was the only clean up these bathrooms received. I would not date step any the shower without shower shoes on. There were also several people hanging around outside the bathrooms smoking. It's hard to believe there are still so many people who are so oblivious to how nasty smoking is. My husband confirmed the men's restroom was every bit as bad as the women's. I feel really bad for the people living there (and there appears to be a LOT of permanent residents) & having to use the showers daily.

Great campground plenty of space and quiet. Nature trails thru the woods. Swimming pool &…read morereasonable rates. Lots of campers live here off- grid year-round. Close to HHI.