Luxury Hotels in Savannah, Georgia

"Every thing from the friendly and informative front staff to the perfect room with a balcony, our stay was 5 star!!"

"I stayed at the Hyatt in Savannah during a quick overnight stop while traveling to Florida. This was a last-minute booking with a late check-in around 9:00 PM after a long day on the road. My main concern was being charged the destination fee despite arriving after most amenities were already closed. The fee includes things like happy hour participation and a welcome drink, but by the time I arrived those options were no longer available. I’m not opposed to the fee itself — the offerings actually seem like they would be great — but it was disappointing to be charged for perks that were not accessible due to the late arrival. Unfortunately, my room also had a very strong odor of urine near the bed area. It was quite unpleasant. I did ask if a room change was possible, but I was told the hotel was full and none were available. On a positive note, the staff throughout the hotel were incredibly kind and welcoming. The front desk team was polite and professional even when addressing my concerns. I also had breakfast before leaving the next morning, and the restaurant staff who opened at 6:30 AM were wonderful — very warm, attentive, and a great start to the morning before getting back on the road. Overall, the customer service from the staff was excellent, but the room condition and the destination fee situation made the stay less comfortable than expected."

"Charming hotel. Great valet service, and breakfast was very good! "

"Nice place, right on the edge of the action downtown. The front street is a little busy, had some rukus down below but nothing the hotel can do. Staff are very helpful and Valet available. Close to river walk areas and within 15 minute walk of many other attractions. "

"The staff made us feel true southern hospitality!"

"We booked a pet-friendly room through Expedia, driving from NYC. When we arrived to check in at 930 (as noted in the special request section) the receptionist told us she didn’t have a room for us that could accommodate a dog. “Not all of our r rooms are pet friendly, we don’t have anything for you”. So after a 13-hr drive we were turned away, DESPITE booking it through Expedia, and the cherry on the cake was that she was downright nasty about it, gleeful even, that she could say no. Will never stay at a Quality inn again, and would encourage you to seek alternatives. We eventually found a decent overnight stay at the Extended Stay suites down the block-2 beds and a kitchenette for $100. "

"It was great!"

"Everything was quite nice. We did ask to change rooms because we were on an inside hall without a window. They did accommodate our request."

"The bed was great. Slept great. The hall carpet was dirty. The couch was stained. Carpet in the room was worn. The elevator panel was unfinished. They charged 20 per night to use the parking lot. They charge for breakfast as well. For the price its a little too far away."