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    Rick P.

    The Marshall house is really a nice hotel. They know how to take care of you. From the pleasant people that work there to the morning breakfast to nightly wine and entertainment hour each day Besides being haunted if you are into the paranormal. They definitely take care of you there at the Marshall house. Next stay will be at Marshall house when we return to savannah And getting a balcony room again. That is always a plus.

    Hunter S.

    I stayed here because it's an old civil war hospital and reportedly super haunted. I had no inklings of hauntings, but it was a fun one time stay! I stayed in the Mary Marshall Suite, which was spacious. The bed was comfortable. I loved soaking in the old claw foot tub and the shower had nice pressure. It was clean and well appointed. I loved the accessible balcony (it's shared, but super long and plenty of space, and I had my own little corner). It was WONDERFUL to drink my champagne (I chose the champagne welcome for 37.50, which was a good deal). However, it's important to realize you can only access the balcony through a ladder out the window, and it can be really hard on the knees. Older people or disabled people wouldn't be able to enjoy it probably. I'm able bodied and it was still hard on my knees. The room cost was in the 200s, but by the time the amenity fee and all the taxes were added on, it was over 400. I was pretty shocked. But you do get a social hour and live entertainment. All the free bottled water you need. The staff were reserved, but professional. I wish they had a later checkout than noon (noon is their late checkout and it's first come, first serve, otherwise it's 11 AM). But overall, very fun and unique stay, even if I didn't have any hostly encounters.

    Dawn P.

    WONDERFUL! Despite being an old hotel, it is very well appointed and was the cleanest hotel and room 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.

    Joan M.

    Our recent stay at The Marshall House Hotel on Broughton Street was truly unforgettable. From the moment we checked in, we felt welcomed and completely taken care of. The staff were so kind and attentive--always ready with a smile or a great recommendation for local restaurants and things to see around Savannah. The building itself is full of history and charm, with beautiful original details that make you feel like you're part of the city's story. It was also impeccably decorated for Halloween. Our room was spotless and comfortable, with elegant touches that made it feel special. We especially loved sitting out on the balcony overlooking Broughton Street--it was the perfect spot to enjoy the morning air before starting the day. Breakfast was a wonderful surprise--it's included in your stay and absolutely delicious. There was a great Southern selection of goodies and the service was attentive & prompt. Each evening they offer wine, cheese/crackers with a story teller in the beautiful drawing room/ lobby area . A huge surprise.. Ghost stories & wine.. What a treat The location couldn't be better--you can walk to all the shops, squares, and restaurants right from the front door. In the evenings, we loved coming back to unwind and enjoy the quiet charm of the hotel. The Marshall House truly captures what makes Savannah special: history, hospitality, and heart. We can't wait to return

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    Charlis F.

    I love a spooky situation and booked the Marshall because it was supposed to be one of the most haunted in Savannah. Slanted floors, old portraits, and noises I couldn't quite place, it (sort of) delivered lol. The bed was softer than the Drayton's, which was a pleasant surprise. The rooms are small, historic, full of charm, and the wood floors reminded me of growing up in New Orleans. The location cannot be beat. It is right across from Common Restaurant and just steps from everything else you could want. We adored our stay here.

    Jessica B.

    Incredible friendly staff beautiful building. I love this place so well kept. Rich history.

    Jill M.

    Incredible hotel. Breakfast was incredible. They have a nice wine & cheese hour with entertainment every evening. The hotel is beautiful and we loved stayed here. The staff were so kind and friendly! My husband and I stayed in room 414 (the most haunted room) and we made a connection with the spirit in the room. Nothing malicious! The room was so comfortable. We will definitely be back!

    Annalies D.

    Gorgeous historic hotel. It is definitely haunted, however. At the risk of sounding crazy, I tend to be very sensitive to energies, and have felt before like places have spirits present. Marshall House is next level though- when I first stepped foot inside, I actually thought, oh no what have I done (staying here). The energy was so intense I was a little freaked out, and even my skeptical husband could feel it. One night, the faucet turned on in our bathroom by itself in the middle of the night and my husband had to get up to turn it off. We didn't visually see anything, but at the risk of sounding real real crazy, one of the days we were sitting in the lobby sitting room enjoying happy hour when my husband tells me my face is bleeding. Out of no where I had a spontaneous scratch on the side of my face that was starting to bleed. Take that for what you will- it certainly was bizarre, especially because I didn't particularly feel like the energy was negative. All that being said, the hotels so beautiful and full of history, I might return if i am ever in the South again.

    Sindu K.

    I was visiting Savannah for the New Year's Eve and New Year. This is one of the beautiful historic buildings in Savannah. We didn't stay here but I wanted to check out the building. The staff is super nice and they told me that the ground floor of the hotel is open for visitors to take a look. From whatever I have seen, it's gorgeous and well maintained. Hoping to come here and stay in the future.

    Leslie J.

    Amazing hotel, excellent location in Savannah. This place was walking distance to almost every place we wanted to go, including the riverwalk and many restaurants and shops. The room had a window that opened to the balcony - wonderful views and people watching! Breakfast was included and made to order. The room itself was nice - really seemed like you were in a large house, and the bathroom had a claw foot bathtub which was pretty fun. Definitely recommend this hotel to anyone going to Savannah for a brief stay!

    Christin M.

    You cannot beat the location of The Marshall House. Staying on Broughton street allows you to easily walk to many shops, restaurants and points of interest in historic Savannah. Tell your sweet tooth to beware as you'll be right across the street from Byrd's famous cookies and a block down from Leopold's Ice Cream. Conveniently enough, you're also a very short stroll from where many walking tours/ghost tours start. Speaking of, The Marshall House is known to be haunted. We booked not knowing. While we had some issues with our room door not opening, we did not experience any hauntings otherwise. Once we spoke with the front desk, they explained the room doors are easier to open if you turn the handle up not down, that solved it! If you're looking for something that feels historic but well-maintained, The Marshall House is a wonderful option. The rooms are small, but they are clean and well-appointed. My favorite perk was the cold, bottled water in the lobby. It was so nice to have after lengthy hot walks in Savannah. A pretty good breakfast is also included in the lovely atrium off the lobby. Valet parking is not included but you can get a discount if you book direct through the hotel's website (avoid using a third party).

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    Beautiful inn with an incredible history. I love old buildings and this one was a must stay!

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    We were excited to try this vintage hotel. Rather than vintage, I would use the term tired. Uneven floors and worn out rooms.

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    The Drayton Hotel Savannah, Curio Collection by Hilton

    The Drayton Hotel Savannah, Curio Collection by Hilton

    (47 reviews)

    The Dayton Hotel located in downtown Savannah, GA…read more Booking: booking was really simple and seamless using the Hilton app. Parking: Ok... parking in downtown Savannah will always be a challenge however instead of paying $45 a day for valet, we use a public parking garage right across the street from the hotel for $5 a day(Saturday & Sunday). Reception: We had a really warm and welcoming reception. Check-in was easy also came with complimentary wine.... Oh, we also received a $50 credit to spend at the hotel's restaurant/Bars/Coffee shop. Room/Amenities: The room was excellent clean and well maintained, we had a Jr Suite with a queen bed. The room was comfortable also have a great view of the strip. The had rooftop bar, in house restaurant and coffee shop. The room decor gave me a modern vibe with a classic feel.

    This is my second review. I originally removed my first post after management reached out to…read moreresolve the situation, but after a continuous cycle of shifting timelines and misleading information, I feel compelled to share the full experience. My AirPods were stolen by the staff here on the 17th. While I finally recovered them on the 29th, it was entirely due to my own efforts, not the hotel's. I had to file a police report and track the devices on the Find My app, watching them travel to a private residence before making their way back to the hotel days later. Getting answers from management was incredibly difficult. I was repeatedly promised callbacks--first at 3:00 PM, then at 4:00 PM--only to be completely ghosted for an entire day. Management only took the situation seriously after I posted my initial negative review. Once the review was live, the interim manager called immediately, offering 20k Hilton points as a goodwill gesture and claiming it would cover a night at "most places." Wanting to cooperate and focus on getting my property back, I agreed to take the review down. The poor communication continued with the shipping process. Management promised to overnight my AirPods the next morning, but the Find My tracking showed the AirPods still at the hotel until I followed up yet again to ask why it hadn't been dropped off at FedEx. It has now been a week since the points were promised, and they still have not arrived. When I followed up, the interim manager claimed the system takes two days to process them - meaning the request was never actually submitted when promised last weekend. Furthermore, the information provided about the loyalty program was incorrect: I was told the points do not expire, but Hilton corporate policy states they expire after 24 months of inactivity. The valuation is also incredibly misleading; 20k points does not cover a night at "most places," especially considering a single night at this exact property costs 66k points. While the staff member Michael was pleasant to deal with, the interim management team simply said whatever was necessary to get a negative review removed, with zero genuine follow-through. I highly advise travelers to keep a close eye on their belongings and be wary of management's promises.

    Holiday Inn Express Savannah-Historic District - Juice

    Holiday Inn Express Savannah-Historic District

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    I had a solid stay here over my Christmas vacation in Savannah. This is a very nice location,…read moreacross the street from the River area. Staff were pretty good, not perfect all around but pretty good. The Room was clean, and had everything I needed. I liked the location, and you can walk around the area as there is plenty to see and enjoy. I was here on Christmas Day and walked outside and it was nice to see a lot of other people doing the same. The concierge here was very helpful in showing me the tour options for Savannah. One stop was right down the street too. I would stay here again.

    TLDR; just spend the extra money to stay somewhere else…read more We stayed here for 2 nights and 3 days. The room was clean, but the walls are thin. You can hear your neighbors :) It's crazy how the elevator was being serviced DURING BREAKFAST one morning and everyone had to use the stairs. It was especially bad because someone in my party needed to use a walker due to their bad knees. We had to carry the walker up and down the stairs and they were literally crawling to go up and down. I asked one of the male staff about it in the front desk and they said that there was nothing they can do and that the elevators will be both back up at 8:30 AM. We went out and took a stroll, came back around 9:00 AM and the elevators were not yet fixed. It was just ridiculous! Later on in the day, they managed to get ONE of the elevators working :) The next morning, we went to breakfast at 7 AM and everything is broken! Only one elevator is working, there is no coffee at all, no pancakes, and even the juice machine got hit! It was honestly insane. If you go on vacation, just go somewhere else.

    JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District - Electric Moon Skytop Lounge

    JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District

    (231 reviews)

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    I was extremely impressed with the JW Marriott Savannah Plant in the Riverside District. The lobby…read morewas spectacular and unlike any other lobby I've ever seen. The lobby is sensory overload when you first enter it. It's colorful with silver dinosaur bones and pterodactyls overhead. I kid you not! If that wasn't impressive enough, there are humongous crystal geodes on display. Some of the were even larger than me. There's an entrance to an African themed bar which served African inspired dishes, which I'd never had before. All this may seem like it shouldn't go together, but it does. The rooms were stylishly elegant. The bathroom is spacious and well stocked with bathrobes, slippers and quality toiletries. The beds and pillows were plush and cozy. Since we were there for a conference, the ample work area was appreciated. There is a chaise lounge right next to the window where I watched steamboats and cargo ships sail by on the Savannah River. The location was predictably right next to the river. I spent a whole day just walking on the River Walk with a variety of restaurants, dessert shops, candy stores, bars, cafes and souvenir shops. While it was geared towards tourists, which I was, I didn't have to go far from my hotel to get a taste of Savannah. There are historical buildings complete with the moss covered tress and cobblestone streets (which sounds quaint until you walk on it without twisting an ankle). Coming from hotel industry, I can appreciate a well run 5 Diamond hotel. While the stay was extra ordinary, there were a few things I wasn't fond of. The hotel has 3 parts to it. We were staying in the 3 Muses, which is a separate building and bit of a walk from the lobby. The walk isn't an easy one, which was an issue for my elderly father. Since we visited in the summer and the weather was hot and humid, walking out of the airconditioned lobby to trek over to the 3 Muses was less than ideal with my glasses fogging up at each entry and exit. But these were minor hiccups in an otherwise fantastic stay.

    TL/ DR - a true 5* property & experience. Room, cleanliness, service, on site dining…read more At check-in June 3, 2026: Carolina was very thoughtful in explaining the property-- 3 buildings-- and the corresponding property map. We were pleased with room placement with balcony in furthest east Bldg (3Muses). We were advised water-facing rooms can be noisy. On that note, by the third and final night, Friday, this past weekend, we learned that the cobblestone street outside was quite noisy as well. Fortunately, on weekend, just after midnight, revelry noise level moves down from the billiard Halls across from our room. (Ear plugs were furnished in the room :-) Even so, we enjoyed the balcony for the mornings and pre-dinner hour: it was ambience into our room as we were getting ready for our various comings/goings. The medium-ish sized pool featured brrrrr water; not yet nuked by summer's power! But it was enjoyable for a refresh. It got unbelievably crowded on Friday afternoon, so glad we generally came earlier in the day. Fortunately my work Conference: buffet style food supplied by JW was above-average, 4* food for Conference food (3* if judged on its own merit). But we enjoyed the on-site dining from which we tried small plates from the African restaurant, fish at the seafood bar outside the main building; my wife enjoyed the breakfast dishes from the coffee shop in the main building. This is a special property. Enjoy the artwork and the unique character of each building. So much to see as meandering. Friendly Service top to bottom. Employees seem to value their jobs and our patronage. Would return without hesitation.

    DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Savannah Historic District - Welcome to the DoubleTree by Hilton Savannah Historic District

    DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Savannah Historic District

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    My husband and I stayed here from Sep 11-14, 2026. The location is great, right downtown, and just…read morea block from the riverwalk. All the staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. It only took about two minutes for us to get checked in and we got a few bottles of water and two of Doubletree's famous warm cookies. The room was nice. We had a king bed in a corner room with a city view. The room had a refrigerator, but I missed having a microwave. I am guessing that for the same reason they do not have complimentary breakfast - they want you to buy food in their restaurant. The shower had excellent water pressure, and the water was hot almost instantly. If you turn the square showerhead 90 degrees, you get a massage function. The towels were large and thick, and they happily brought us extra, along with extra pillows (although it did take three requests before they showed up). There are several nice seating areas in the lobby, including a library with a fireplace where we enjoyed having drinks with friends. The only downside that I recall, and it is no fault of the hotel, is that on Saturday night there was very loud music nearby that woke me up and kept me up for about two hours. Just a warning for weekend travelers. Another thing to note is that there is no bar food served on the weekends, according to the bartender. Kitty-corner from the hotel is a gas station with a small convenience store in case you do not bring enough snacks with you, and there is a liquor store across the street and to the right. We recommend this hotel and would stay here again.

    This Hilton is in a great location, and it's really pretty…read more Unfortunately, I was placed in a room that is really close to their rooftop pool. I would think that quiet hours for the pool would be 9 PM, but apparently they aren't. I believe they are 10 PM. There was a group of what appeared to be teenagers screaming nonstop for about three hours straight. I don't know, if I was staff at a hotel, I would probably tell them to keep it down after 8 PM, but that's just me. It sounds like the rooms on the other side of the hotel are really noisy as well, so I guess moving and wouldn't have done much. The valet took a really long time in the morning. I wouldn't have minded that if they would have told us in the beginning, but when you check in, they tell you to give them five minutes to retrieve your vehicle. It took the guy 20 minutes to respond to my request (I was first in the queue) and I had to go walk down and grab the car myself because I needed to leave immediately. It sounds like he was managing two properties, so not his fault. When not knowing where the valet was, the front desk wasn't helpful. She kind of dismissed the issue. She did end up calling him, but she didn't act like she cared about our situation at all in the beginning. It actually prompted us to take action and another gentleman waiting for his car went and looked in the valet garage to see if somebody was even there because he was having the same issues. Anyways, my first and last time staying at this hotel. Too many other options in the area. I really need a reliable valet, unfortunately.

    Hotel Bardo Savannah - Spy vs Spy Cocktail

    Hotel Bardo Savannah

    (39 reviews)

    Had the pleasure of attending the Après SCAD alumni farewell dinner here. The decorations,…read moreatmosphere, food were great. I'd like to give a BIG shout out to the waiters. They were amazing. The kept the abandoned empty glasses and plates for the pre dinner cleared. I really loved the eggplant finger food and I don't even like regular prepared eggplants and I couldn't get enough. Also, I wanted plain water without the lemon wedge because lemon is a trigger for migraines and the waiter obliged. Two other waiters even came back to double check I got my water. Once the main dinner started the waiters were on top of bringing food out AND clearing plates AND topping off people drinks and wine. They were AWESOME, all the men and women that worked our farewell dinner, a big THANK YOU!!

    Arrived for a group trip that someone else booked. They called ahead to ask what was needed for me…read moreto be able to check in. They were told to give my name. When I arrived at 9:30pm after driving for 5 hours, I was told I'd also need a credit card to authorize even though one was already on file for the booking. I only had my debit card and didn't want to use it, so I was forced to wait in the freezing lobby until they arrived after their 11pm flight. I was only offered alcohol for my troubles and I don't drink. I could have waited longer to leave and just arrived when they did had I known. It could have been completely avoided if someone competent had answered her phone call.

    Drury Plaza Hotel Savannah Pooler - Breakfast service

    Drury Plaza Hotel Savannah Pooler

    (39 reviews)

    Amazing stay! This hotel was beautiful, extremely clean, reasonably priced, and very…read moremilitary-friendly. The complimentary breakfast had a great variety of food, and the dinner was delicious. They also offered popcorn and drinks, which was a nice bonus. The pool and hot tub were clean, and every staff member I encountered was extremely nice. My only small issue was with breakfast. Being military, sometimes I have to report to work around 4-5 AM and need to grab breakfast to eat on the way. When I asked one employee for a to-go container, her response came across a little snobby NO. Thankfully, another gentleman overheard and kindly provided me with containers. I really appreciated him and wish I had gotten his name! Other than that one interaction, I had everything I needed and truly enjoyed my stay. I would absolutely stay at Drury Inn again anytime!

    We had a great stay at the Drury in Pooler, GA. The hotel was clean, and the staff were excellent,…read morefriendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout our visit. A big bonus was the morning breakfast and evening happy hour with complimentary drinks, including a free cocktail, which was a really nice touch after a day out. Our room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. The walk-in shower was large and well designed, and the beds were very comfortable, making it easy to relax and sleep well. The gym was also perfect for what we needed, just enough equipment to get a solid workout in each day. The location was convenient, close enough to downtown Savannah while still being quiet and easy to access. Overall, we highly recommend staying here, and it's a great option for anyone traveling with dogs since they are pet friendly.

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