Don't just visit Savannah, LIVE the Savannah Life!
Host a formal dinner party for 12, or not, but tell everyone you did, spend the evening on the porch with friends sipping mint juleps, repeat vicious gossip about someone and...
Immerse yourself in the beauty of our historic city from Hyatt Regency Savannah. Uniquely situated directly on River Front Plaza, our newly restyled Savannah hotel...
Historic Statesboro Inn and Restaurant
Just west of Savannah is a Victorian Inn where porches and rockers create an atmosphere of...
Deliciously Relaxing Historic Savannah Bed and Breakfast Inn... Meet up near Forsyth Park at the Azalea Inn & Gardens, a restful, rejuvenating historic Savannah bed and breakfast featuring laid-back hospitality, turn-of-the-century gardens, southern sensibilities, scrumptious southern breakfast, and 19th century Victorian mansion charm ... complete with soulful imperfections. Private courtyard pool oasis, waterfall, free off-street parking, afternoon "Wine with Attitude(sm)." The perfect retreat for an off-the-beaten-path, meet-me-in-Savannah vacation...
The Thunderbird Inn Historic Savannah is Savannah's gay friendly classic roadside motel, restored to original splendour with all the modern conveniences and amenities...
Within our 3400 sq ft home, we offer, 12 ft ceilings, A living room, a formal dining room, a game parlor and 3 bedrooms to give our guest the feel of living in a historic home in a gentler time at Roussell's Garden Bed & Breakfast. Whether you come to the magical city of Savannah, Georgia for business or pleasure, you will...
Chic – Luxurious – Inspiring - Welcome to Savannah’s most eclectic hotel - The Mansion on Forsyth Park. Located within the Historic District of sultry Savannah, this Kessler Collection Luxury destination is groomed...
Located in the Historic Thomas Square Trolley Neighborhood and part of the new Starland Design District, Under the Rainbow is a beautifully restored 1907 Belgium block double-house on a tree-lined brick street...
In 1910, a loving father built a home at the beach for his daughter Georgianne. This home became The Georgianne Inn in 1921. It has since that time lived many lives and undergone many changes, but her name remains the same.
Her description is elusive, but those who have stayed here sense her timelessness. Many have expressed upsurges of memories from childhood reminiscent of a visit to grandma's house...
