The Catherine Ward House is not cheap, but it is beautiful, nicely located next to the beautiful…read moreForsyth Park, and in the hands of an outstanding proprietress. The living room is just beautiful, and I would have liked to have hung out there (but we were too busy sight seeing). Our hostess offered to drive us down to the River St for dinner on our first night, and she gave us a tour along with way. She got me special gluten-free bread and made sumptuous breakfasts. She also let me use her washer and dryer (which was a godsend), gave us a free room upgrade to a more expensive room, and sent our sandals and favorite pillow to us at no charge after we left them behind. Highly recommend!

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.

On a recent birthday trip, I booked this spot for a special time, and I'm so glad I did! This was…read moredefinitely worth our trip. Since we arrived early, we decided to walk around Forsythe Park for a bit since I figured they might be a little busy being that they are a small B&B. Upon arrival, we were greeted and shown the layout of the house as well as time for breakfast and options. Our room had a balcony. So, we opted for breakfast the next day out there. The house was beautiful! Nice staircases, and the room was so cute with a decent sized bathroom and balcony. Very comfortable and relaxing, and the added treats from the staycation package made it even better. The next day, we had breakfast on the balcony, which overlooked the backyard garden area, and that just created a great start to our vacation. Later on, we were treated to wine before dinner, which is a nightly occurrence for all guests. Overall, it wasn't really scenic, but it was so peaceful and relaxing. The inn was quiet, and even though, we ventured quite a bit during the day, it was so nice to return to such an enjoyable little place for an awesome night's sleep. The inn was centrally located. So, I only moved the car twice: 1) had to repark since the weekend was over, 2) when we left. We literally walked everywhere from this location, which made it even excellent, but the sisters that ran the place made just that much better. They were so hospitable that I can't wait to visit again.

The Inn on West Liberty is wonderful! Beautiful home and furnishings. Breakfast was delicious and…read morehappy hour was delightful. Patty the owner has thought of every detail to enhance your stay. This was our first stay at the Inn on West Liberty but will not be our last. 5 star's!!

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.

WOW! Wonderful, wonderful place!…read more Visited for a friend's wedding, stayed two nights. My friend rented the entire place out so they were able to accommodate her weekend amazingly! If you choose this option, MAKE SURE you have a wedding planner! The Ballastone hosts were exceptional in allowing her wedding planner to move furniture around for the wedding and reception! I mean, they completely turned over the main sitting room for both the wedding and then again for the reception and had everything back where it was meant to go by the end of the evening. The Ballastone hosts were absolutely amazing, I think his name was Derek! He was SO hospitable, friendly and wonderful to talk to! He gave recommendations for places in the area to visit and was just overall a nice, friendly person! Also so accommodating! We had to store all our wine in their fridges. If you're hosting an event here, I would recommend ensuring you have an extra room for anything that will need to be stored at any given time. This is what worked out for this event and it was a life saver for storing extra wine, tables and chairs and decorations for before setting up the sitting room for the wedding and then also for switching out the sitting area for the reception! We used the room right behind the check in desk and it was PERFECT! The place itself is so cute and quaint, with a southern old-world charm. The way they decorate it for the Christmas holiday was absolutely GORGEOUS! The Inn itself and also the area surrounding is absolutely a gorgeous area for wedding photos! My friend got some amazing shots! I would love to visit here again and would definitely recommend as a bed and breakfast for any couple that wants a romantic getaway or even for an event!!!

This place was awesome! So much history here, it was like stepping in a Time Machine! Very friendly…read morestaff the breakfast was very good. Fresh pastries and coffee.

Enjoyed a three night mini honeymoon stay. Unique bed and breakfast experience. Breakfast was…read moreexcellent. Room was excellent. Location was excellent. Hosts were perfect.

beautiful bed and breakfast inside out. we had a one day trip to Savannah and this was well worth…read morethe one night stay. We had a welcoming host a great night sleep and tasty breakfast what more can you ask for.

If i could give them ten stars I'd give them twenty! Rocky and Jane, the innkeepers, hospitality…read moreand kindness is what makes the city of Savannah so charming! I highly recommend the Amethyst Inn to anyone looking for a place to stay that feels like HOME! Upon arrival, Rocky and Jane kindly greeted us and had maps with designated places to visit and go to, something that ordinary hotels just can't offer. Our suite, the IVY, was CLEAN, AFFORADABLE, and LOVELY! The inn was perfectly situated to city, and in a beautiful neighborhood near Jones Steet. Breakfast was amazing and Jane catered to my vegetarian diet, and everything was so delicious, especially those Grits!!! Her hospitality was boundless, as she told us if we got hungry later we could come up and she would make us a lunch or a snack. SO NICE! As a business owner myself, I know the core of any successful business is respect and admiration. Rocky and Jane were so kind, and so nice, that you just want to support them! I know they don't have the most reviews, and as I business owner, again, I know most people do not write them, (unless motivated by savings or angry :) ) but I know there are hundreds of people who feel just like I do and would give the thumbs up. YOU MUST STAY here, there simply is not any other option. Thank you Rocky and Jane!!!

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 really enjoyed my stay at Foley House a few weeks ago. Check-in and check-out was super simple…read more The staff was friendly and helpful. The room and common areas were clean. I loved the balcony and backyard entrance. The patios were a wonderful little surprise and a perfect place to enjoy a drink (or two). The location is super walkable. We were able to find a parking spot on the street directly behind Foley House and walked everywhere the entire weekend. Don't forget to check out the happy hour, they have free wine :) We didn't have a chance to try the breakfast so I can't speak for that. I can't see a reason, we wouldn't stay at Foley House next time we are in Savannah!

The location and lovely furnishings. Breakfast was great. Afternoon iced tea. The staff were very…read morewelcoming and DeDe was just the warmest!!

Let me start by saying my family owned a B&B for 20 years so I can speak from experience. It is in…read moreLenox, Massachusetts and hosted many principal musicians performing at the Tanglewood Music festival. The guest always came first, no matter what has occurred. You are renting a room to them. Contributing to your livelihood. The Thomas Weihs house and garden are beautiful in the historic district of Savannah. Some of the restoration details could have had a bit more close attention to detail, like spilled paint around the edges of the carriage house bathroom and stairs. I mention this because the co-owners, Michael and Gerald overly emphasize the need to respect their home and they post many signs around the premises that warn you of fees (fines) for not compulsively being aware of their rules. There are chains erected to direct you through the garden, codes for doors instead of keys and cameras everywhere. Michael a graduate with a hospitality degree is courteous and quite an accomplished historian and cook who prepares delicious breakfasts each day. Gerald with his degree in psychology takes care of the home, grounds and security. He seems to monitor the computerized door locks and video cameras quite intensely. Also since we had arrived, Gerald never greeted us or talked to us without us greeting him first. He was cold and distant. The first issue occurred when my partner used the front door to access the home to acquire a cup of coffee at the coffee bar in the dining room while waiting for breakfast. Gerald came out of the kitchen area and strongly stated "you didn't lock the door!" My partner apologized but Gerald already went to lock the door. He yelled, "this is my personal home and continued to scold her for not locking the door." He went back into the kitchen and was loudly yelling at Michael how this was disrespectful of his home and him. I heard this outside on the porch. The following morning my partner again went through the coded front door, locked it and proceeded to the coffee bar. She opened the door to the porch to deposit her iPad and Gerald comes barreling out of the kitchen after observing on his computer the door opening. He begins yelling, "Ma'am, you again are being disrespectful of our home. Michael is the only one who can open this door!" My partner did not understand what she did wrong and said she just wanted to get coffee. The conversation continued and for a few seconds and he said we needed to leave now without breakfast. My partner cursed at him and we left within 15 minutes. Yes there are two sides to every story, but no business owner should try to be so controlling and rude to a guest. His partner Michael made no attempt to apologize either time, basically supporting this bad behavior. We have both traveled extensively and have never been treated so poorly and disrespectful. Gerald is one of the most angry and rude persons we have come across. Gerald should not be hosting a B and B.

Horrible experience. Our trip to Savanah got delayed and we arrived late in the evening the first…read morenight. We received a call from TWH that evening and we explained that we were delayed in traffic. We were told we could not check in that late and we told him we completely understood and that we would spend the night somewhere else and check-in in the morning. The next morning we showed up and rang the doorbell but no one answered. A guest kindly let us in and when he came out he reprimanded her for letting us in. We were than told we could not check in till 3pm, we asked if they could make an exception and that's when things got ugly. We were rudely told there were rules and regulations that had to be followed. He kept interrupting us with a bad attitude and even told us he had PTSD from serving in the military. He then threatened us with his spouse Big Mike. We tried to reason with him but he would not have it and kept yelling and reprimanding us for not following the rules. We tried to explain to him we were going to our granddaughters volleyball tournament and could not be there for a 3pm check-in which would make us miss another night. . He kept being loud and very angry treating both my wife and I like if we were little kids that he was reprimanding. At one point I thought to myself we were going to get into a physical altercation and that's when I decided it was best to leave him in his misery. We did exchange some words before we left but i figured it was better words than fists. Later I felt like if it was done on purpose because since we missed the check-in the first day we could not cancel the reservation so it was to their advantage to have us leave and loose our money which is exactly what happened. I served our country aswell and yes I know how the military is about rules and regulation but we are not in the military and we are no longer soldiers, we are humans and should treat each other as such. I lost $1500 dollars to TWH. If i could give them a negative 5 stars I would. Don't waste your time with The Thomas Weihs House. I've read good reviews about them but I have also read bad ones. I guess it depends on his PTSD, at the end its not worth it please make reservations somewhere else.