My wife and I were in the city for the Irish Festival. We got a Priceline room for $53.00 [including taxes and fees]-bid of 42.00. Room was clean and bright.Could use shampoo. Kitchenette clean and useful. Location reasonably convenient to historic district. Great deal for the price.

This hotel has its ups and downs. The prices seemed like a great value, and it was near some nice restaurants, but in the end, you always get what you pay for. The place is located near both train tracks and an airport. As one reviewer said, you'll have to turn your fan on full blast to try to drown it out during the night.

Our room was utterly filthy. It didn't seem like it to the naked eye, but if one were to walk around barefoot on the dark-colored carpet for awhile, one's feet would quickly become completely black with grime and dirt. My family had to wash the black off their feet before we went to bed.

My family and I just returned home from a weeks stay in Savannah. We have two kids, ages 7 & 9. We stayed at the Suburban Lodge on Abercorn. Not only did we save about $200 on lodging, but it was coveniently located to all the places we wanted to go. The place was clean, and the front desk clerk was very nice. And a big bonus: They are making upgrades to the rooms. New tile, faucets, carpet, furniture....So, if you want to save money, this is the place to go! $235 for a whole week!

The suburban extended stay hotel charges $209.00 a week for extended stay guests, or $29.00 a night with a minimum of seven nights. The rooms are clean, nicely furnished although small, with a kitchenette in each room. The area is centrally located about six miles from downtown Savannah. They also accept pets.

This hotel is probably the best deal for extended stay guests. The no smoking rooms are cleaner, so request one if you don't smoke. Pets require a one time $75.00 deposit. One negative, the hotel is right off Abercorn St. and the traffic is loud beginning at 6:00am. Ask for a room in the back part of the hotel or do what I did, turn the fan or air conditioner on.

I was in Savannah for four weeks. I saved hundreds of dollars staying here.