Hotels in Historic Savannah, Savannah

As a Savannah local, we can’t say enough about the Desoto and its staff. We evacuated from the islands for Hurricane Ian and were fortunately granted a safe stay-cation in our beautiful city. We loved that the hotel was pet friendly so we could bring our sweet pup, Miss Lady, with us. She had a wonderful time as the staff and guests were most attentive. Our room was lovely and well appointed. The hotel itself is beautiful, has great onsite amenities, and frankly, you can’t beat its central location. Walk either direction along Bull Street and you are right where you want to be. Thank you Mitch, Becky, and all of the spectacular hospitality team at the Desoto. Highly recommend!

Location is great because has a public parking lot right across. Check the map at lobby before you start walking or can end up walking unnecessary miles. Love the Breakfast and price was reasonable. Room was very clean and beds are super comfortable.

After playing for three weeks in the United States, all the way to live is the Youth Hostel and airbnb. In Savannah, a small town without a green trip, for a variety of reasons, it only had to spend the ”high price” on the last night to live the only hotel, but after the comparison, the price of Ctrip was cheaper than the foreign website, and the apple pay was reduced by 30. The hotel itself is located in downtown down the river street, service, facilities, health I think very good, check out at 5:30 in the morning also let me have breakfast, is the best free breakfast for this trip.

It was just in the outskirts of the historic district, so the location lending to a little more sketchiness on the outside. We made sure to leave nothing in the car. Once in the hotel we felt completely safe and secure. The hotel room was well used… they. Phoebe cleaned the bathroom better. The pool was a gross color. But for the price we were able to walk to all of the historic places in Savannah we wanted to, as well as get a good nights sleep and a good breakfast in the morning. Overall if I can back to Savannah I’d probably opt to pay more to stay somewhere nicer, but this fit the bill for the time being.

The floor in the room is quite dirty. Although it looks like it has everything, it's not far from the main location.

There is a parking lot opposite, but the charge is not cheap. I lived in a sofa bed, the service staff was very kind and very safe. After 11 o'clock in the evening, the door was closed and the card was checked in. There was a black brother on duty at the door. The bed is very comfortable and very high. It is very high. I use it. The old beauty facilities are simple and practical. They are not luxurious but not refined but strong!

Staff was amazing. They’re super friendly, helpful and are available at all times. If it wasn’t for them, I’d probably give 2 stars. Pros: - wifi worked well and was fast - location is great as everything you need/want (restaurants, shops, the historic district) is within walking distance - A/C worked well - mini fridge in the room Cons: - walls are paper THIN: our neighbors came home late and woke up early and were very loud anyway, but even when they just talked normally we could hear every word, so we couldn’t sleep at all the first night - the inn is right next to the road so the cars and buses aren’t quiet either during the night - the inn is rather outdated (retro sound better, I admit)—it’d really need a facelift - room 205 is terrible as it’s right next to the staircase which means a constant traffic of people coming and going to/from their rooms - bed was too soft and the pillows too thick - breakfast is included but it’s only donuts (and although they’re delicious, calling them a breakfast is a bit of a stretch) and coffee/tea

First let me state I have ZERO clue why anyone would rate this hotel as anything other than a terrible rating!! The owners of this hotel should be ASHAMED!! It’s completely run down and nothing that you should expect in a major tourist city of a boutique hotel in a historic district!! Nothing against the management or all of the staff here who are very kind and do their best to accommodate requests; but the hotel is run down, so dirty down in the mezzanine area where a main toilet is for guests; the lobby when we first walked in had litter around the rugs and the furniture was so dusty!! That was my first impression and I should have listened to instinct and canceled our stay instead of waiting for our room to be ready. I did comment on how unkempt and dirty the lobby was to the front desk and that I hoped that our room would be clean. We then left for a few hours to walk around and eat. Impression of the immediate surrounding area wasn’t any better. You’re right by the beautiful and historic Olde Pink House and Reynolds Square and the streets are filthy, covered in cigarette butts and litter, and the park immediately across the street is filled with people from the homeless shelter right down the block. They were all very respectful, however this was unexpected. Upon return the lobby had been cleaned at least and we were shown to our room. Our luggage had been stored and when brought back, there was a large yellow stain on my suitcase. The walls in the mezzanine are yellow so I have zero clue if storage does and if so, how this stain appeared that looks like the paint. We stayed in one of the two balcony rooms that overlook the park. The room next to us had the door wide open and fans running to air out what I can only assume was the extreme mustiness that greeted us in our completely run down room, with old disgusting carpet I would never walk on in bare feet; the most uncomfortable squeaky bed with a huge dip in the middle, pillows that felt like they were stuffed with peas, and bedding that while clean, was pilled and also ancient in appearance. It only gets worse from there with the poorly lit bathroom that you can’t see to do your makeup; a toilet that when you flush it you could get sucked down into it and if you don’t close it before you flush, you’ll get all sprayed with whatever you just put into it; ancient paint that looks like it has veins growing under it and is bubbled and marred; the most uncomfortable towels that aren’t soft; a floor I again didn’t want to walk on in bare feet; and a shower/tub combo that fills with water as you shower and again looks dirty, but is just so old there’s no way to scrub the dinginess out of it. The ‘balcony’ is shared and had two small iron tables with chairs and was covered in old bird poop. Again, you overlook the square instead of the loud parking garage on this side, but the view of the square isn’t as expected, plus the patio door sticks; doesn’t seem secure when locked; and the windows ar

The hotel is located on the edge of the historic district, so it is a quick 10-15 minute walk to either River Street or even Forsyth Park. Even the standard suites are larger than most other similar properties. The beds were comfortable and the linens and towels were above average. All employees from the front desk to the breakfast servers and cleaning staff were very pleasant and friendly. Rated lower in the facility category as the outside landscaping by the sidewalks was **** filled and over grown. This really detracted from the exterior appearance. The fitness was large and has a good amount of cardio equipment but only had one, torn workout bench, no area/mats for core work and the hand weights were missing all 20lb and 25lb pairs. There should be other strength training options. The breakfast food options were presented in an attractive manner with good over all quality.

Great location walking distance to everything only wish they had bacon I don’t eat sausage