Good tour for just the architectural aspects of the original house. They are in the process of renovations, so you can see some original wall coverings. Because we did not tour the house as part of the ghost tour, we did not go upstairs or into the carriage house. Our tour guide was great and entertaining!

Save your money! $25 per person is way too much for this tour. Sure all the stories they tell are interesting, but after taking the tour and researching different websites, none of the sites tell the stories that our tour guide told, so it makes me think a lot of what she was saying was just made up. The first... More

Don't waste your time or money! The guide was terrible. He had to consult his phone to remember what his speech was about! NO EMF detectors as advertised!

This is way too much money for what you get!!! It should be $5...the so called renovation is terrible and the tour is a scam!! In the first room the guide puts in a tape and leaves the room!! The house needs a lot of work!!

What an amazing tour. We went on the Old Savannah Trolley Ghost Tour and one of the ladies on the tour actually captured the outline of a figure of a male with a beard. It was very exciting. We also captured blue orbs on our digital camera in some of the rooms in the house. Great experience. I saw my... More

To know that it is possible to tour a home at night that was built in 1840 already impressed me. This home is still in restoration process but it shows a lot of potential to be one of the best homes in savannah. Savannah history is very unique and this home can tell it all. The tour guide was smart... More

We decided to take the evening ghost tour on a whim. We're glad we did! It's a 90 minute tour that includes lots of good stories and they not only allow pictures, but encourage them. The tour guide was very entertaining. This tour has a great creepy factor. If you like ghost stories, you will enjoy it!

The Paranormal tour was terrible....they only had 2 EMF meters for about 25 or so people. A tour with Old Town Trolly would be a better bet for more enjoyment.

My daughter and I vistied the Sorrel Weed House in Savannah on April 2012 for the 10:30pm tour. The check in person was extremely nice as was the tour guide Lia. The house itself has a very sad feeling about it- part from its history, part from it being in the midst of being restored. The start of the tour... More