Savannah Hotels - United States, US

Eliza Thompson House
 

The Eliza Thompson House is one of the city's oldest and most elegant bed and breakfast inns. This award-winning inn is located on historic Jones Street, one of Savannah's most charming downtown addresses. The Inn is within walking distance to shops, antique stores, museum houses, civil war memorials, beautiful old churches and Savannah's finest restaurants.

Courtyard By Marriott Savannah
 

The Courtyard Savannah Downtown is ideally situated 15 miles from the Savannah International Airport in Savannah, Ga., two blocks from City Market and six blocks from historic River Street, with a wide array of shopping and dining options. Perfect for the first-time visitor to Savannah, the Visitors and Convention Center is adjacent to the hotel. The Courtyard Savannah Downtown has been recently refurbished, yet its façade blends into the historic theme of its surroundings. The Courtyard Café, the on-site eatery, is open for breakfast and dinner and serves casual American cuisine. A meeting facility and copy and fax machines are available for the business-minded, and an outdoor pool, hot tub, fitness equipment and laundry facilities are also available. The 156 guestrooms feature high-speed Internet access, dual phone lines, spacious seating areas and cable television.

Kehoe House
 

Location. The Kehoe House, a 15,000-square-foot Revival-style mansion in downtown Savannah, Ga., sits within four blocks of the shopping on River Street, five blocks of Jepson Center for the Arts, six blocks of City Market and one mile of Forsyth Park. The Savannah International Airport is 17 miles from the hotel. Hotel Features. Eighteen fireplaces adorn the interior of the mansion, with high ceilings, crown molding, antiques and hardwood flooring. Guests can retire to the parlor, music room or formal dining area after a full day of activity. The Grand Bohemian Gallery features artwork, glass and jewelry. Complimentary amenities include newspapers, breakfast and passes to a nearby fitness center. The concierge can assist guests at the 24-hour front desk, and meeting space, business services and audiovisual equipment are available on site. The hotel features an on-site fitness room or a the spa. Guestrooms. Thirteen guestrooms are distributed among five floors, all accessible from an elevator, and offer a peaceful ambience with bright colors, hardwood floors, armoires, turndown service and European linens. Wireless Internet access, bottled water, cable television, minibars and complimentary toiletries are included in all guestrooms. Expert Tip. William Kehoe, originally of Ireland, built this residence in 1892 to accommodate his expanding family of 10 children and many grandchildren. Today, the Kehoe House is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

Marshall House
 

Standing proudly on the Savannah River for the past 150 years in Savannah Georgia's historical district the Marshall House today showcases a blend of historic details with stylish furnishings and modern conveniences. Named as a National Historic building in 2000 by the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation, the Marshall House has its original staircases, wood floors, fireplaces, brick walls and guestroom doors. The smokefree Marshall House offers its business guests special amenities, with high-speed Internet access, and executive suites with separate living areas, work desks and dual-line telephones. A business center is fully equipped with fax, computer, printer, scanner and Internet access. Wireless Internet is available in all public areas throughout the hotel. For guests wishing to exercise while in town, the Marshall House offers complimentary access to the Downtown Savannah Athletic Club. The Marshall House is also ideal for wedding celebrations with Savannah's historic downtown location, elegant ambiance, and the Marshall House's 45 Bistro, one of Savannah's most highly acclaimed restaurants, to service and accommodate the wedding guests and reception. The House is close to favorite wedding sites, such as Forsythe Park, Savannah's romantic gazebos and squares, and downtown houses of worship. Individually furnished with touches of times gone by, the Marshall House guestrooms are graced with original windows, pine floors, sleigh or iron-frame beds, luxurious bedspreads, ladder-back chairs, chaises, and armchairs with ottomans. The bathrooms, with white wood paneling and black-and-white checkered flooring, display fresh white linens with pedestal sinks and nineteenth-century claw-foot tubs. At the Marshall House, business travelers and leisure guests alike will revel in luxurious touches of Southern hospitality, such as nightly turndown service, complimentary breakfasts, newspapers and complimentary weekday wine and cheese. Beginning Sun., Jan. 29, 2006, through Mon., Feb. 6, 2006, the City of Savannah will be resurfacing Broughton Street. The resurfacing of Broughton Street in front of the Marshall House is scheduled to be complete by Thursday, February 2, 2006, weather permitting. Because of this, parking on Broughton Street will not be available. However, the hotel will continue to offer full valet service.

Planters Inn
 

Located on Reynolds Square in the historic district of Savannah, Ga., the Planters Inn exudes southern charm amid a colonial, boutique-hotel atmosphere. A few minutes' walk to the Quayside district and one block from the Lucas Theatre, the property stands approximately 25 miles from Hilton Head International Airport. Enveloped by tall oak trees and vibrant azaleas, the Planters Inn has a traditional, red-brick façade. Inside, public areas are spacious with regally modern amenities. Large floral bouquets, antique fixtures and a neutral palette set the welcoming mood. A typical day at the property starts with a full, complimentary breakfast. Guests are granted an array of foods, from three different types of bread and fresh fruit to French toast and grits. Later in the day, guests will enjoy the complimentary wine and cheese social hour in the hotel's elegant lobby. Adjacent to the property is the Olde Pink House, a Savannah dining institution. Guests at the Planters Inn can enjoy a meal or a drink at the restaurant's fireside bar, or order room service from the eatery. On the recreational front, guests can receive complimentary passes to a local athletic club. If business takes one to Savannah, the property accommodates with meeting facilities and complimentary wireless Internet access. Guestrooms carry on the colonial theme with four-poster beds and floral drapes. Contemporary updates include 300-thread count linens, bathrobes, designer toiletries and complimentary bottled water. With its convenient Savannah address, the Planters Inn delivers an authentically Southern experience.

Best Western Savannah Historic
 

The Best Western Savannah Historic District was built on the site of the John Ryan Excelsior Bottling Works at the start of Savannah's Historic District. John Ryan Excelsior Bottling Works was the first soda production plant in the state of Georgia back in the 1800s. This property is strategically located only 15 miles southeast of the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport. The hotel completed an extensive renovation in early 2003 with all guestrooms receiving an update. Within a block of the hotel is the Savannah Smiles dueling Piano Bar, Deja Groove dance club and the salsa of the Conga Club.All of the 143 spacious and well-appointed guestrooms feature a host of amenities and cable television. This property offers its guests a complimentary continental breakfast, free parking and a seasonal outdoor swimming pool.