My wife and I combined our 40th anniversary and Christmas with stays at Amelia Island and Hilton Head. En route in both directions, we stayed at this inn. Booking directly with the hotel, we were given a very good rate and our loyalty status was recognized with an upgrade to a suite without our requesting it. We were also comped to a very well prepared full buffet breakfast.

The room was large, comfortable and housekeeping was top notch.

Each night, free wine and cheese was served in Sgt. Jaspers lounge or if one preferred,different 2 for 1 cocktails were featured nightly.

All staff were unfailingly courteous and helpful.

A huge benefit is free covered parking adjacent to the hotel. Savannah can be a nigtmare for parking and most hotels in the historic district charge as much as $15 per night. Additionally, it's location on East Bay Street is convenient to the Waving Girl stop of the free ferry service.

As seems to be the trend in the industry of late, it is pet friendly. We are not sure this is a good idea but this is a comment on the trend, not a criticism of this hotel.

We showed up in the afternoon without a reservation and just loved the boutique feel of the hotel. It doesn't look like your typical Holiday Inn at all! The woman at the front desk gave us an awesome rate with free parking and gave us keys right away. Our room was large, clean and perfect for 2 nights. The only small complaint was the smell of smoke from the hallways. However, we didn't smell it from our room at all. We would stay here again!

We recently stayed at this hotel for the second time this year. Although we’ve been to Savannah a half dozen times this is a recent, and our best, discovery. We’ve loved the old inns and B&Bs in the city but because we are now a family with a teenager, we need the extra privacy of a suite. This inn has it all. A charming historic structure (formerly a cotton warehouse and a soda bottling plant) that also offers apartment-sized suites for families. The suites are well-equipped and beautifully decorated with two separate, large sleeping areas, a kitchenette with sink, bar fridge, coffee maker and microwave, a separate vanity/commode area bathroom, two large flat-screen TVs and free internet access. All this for about 70% the price as the crowded B&Bs in town. The inn’s public areas offer the deep-south charm visitors are looking for with period-style furnishings, crackling fireplaces and native greenery. The beautiful courtyard is a pleasant place for breakfast or an afternoon cocktail. Afternoon tea, cookies or wine (weekdays) is provided by the inn each day and encourages visitors to mingle and exchange tips about their visit. There is also a breakfast restaurant and cocktail lounge in the lobby. Location was our only concern but turned out to be a moot point. Located basically at the very end of the walking/shopping part of Bay St/River St, it is less centrally-located than other hotels. However, there are public trolley stops literally at every exit door out of the lobby. A visitor can park their car in the hotel’s private parking garage when they arrive and not need it again until they leave. The inn is on one of the city’s beautiful squares and a five minute walk from popular restaurants like Pink House. It is also directly across the street from one of our family favorites: The Pirate House. River Street access is also just across the street; however visitors should note that this access includes a steep stairwell. We just love this inn and hope you to see you there soon!

The building/property was absoutley beautiful. The rooms are very comfortable. The hot tub and pool area was nice, even in January! The lounging area was nice. They had a pianist and a chello player. The staff was amazing. This is a must stay place!