We were in Savanna four days and stayed at Hamilton-Turner. Our experience was exeptional. They made our dinner reservations before we arrived and all the resturants
were 4-5 star except one. Garibaldi's, where both meals were poor. The inn keeper called them to register our complaint. I will return to Hamilton-Turner the next time I am in Savanna.

We went to Savannah from Charleston by train and stayed there for four nights. The location was ideal, and the building very pretty, the staff duly professional, but on the last day we had to leave with a sad feeling that we were not well taken care of.
On that day, our train to New York was to leave at 7:30PM. At 10AM, we checked out and asked the innkeeper lady to keep our luggage until we come back from the day’s sightseeing. We also asked her to call a taxi at about 6:30PM (the train station is about 15 minutes away). We were planning to lounge in their beautiful parlor the last hour.
The innkeeper said that she wanted to call the taxi at 5:30PM. When we said it would be too early, she said that at 5:30 they serve hors d’oeuvres in the parlor, so she would like us to be out of the inn by then, she did not want us to have an access to the parlor and the routine refreshment since we had checked out. We were shocked to know her dry policy. It was not what we expected from their advertised word “Southern hospitality.”
We did not argue and did as she said. The tax came at 5:30 and we arrived at the station at 5:45, and we had to wait for almost two hours doing nothing (in and around Savannah Station there is not even a coffee stand) until 7:30PM. It was a sad way to spend the last hour of our wonderful vacation.

I loved this place, the staff was professional and the room was beautiful!!!

Charming place to have experienced my first stay at a bed and breakfast. Very friendly and cozy. Everything is in walking distance.