Just returned from 3 nights in Savannah. Highly recommend Savannah Bed and Breakfast Inn, on W. Gordon Street near Chatham Square. 1block from Mercer House of "The Book" fame. 2 blocks from Forsyth Park. Restored townhouses in peaceful, quiet neighborhood and convenient to the entire old historic district. Room was very comfortable, well decorated. Staff was very helpful, friendly, efficient. Breakfasts and afternoon snacks were excellent. Had to stay at larger hotel on Bay Street for third night and missed the charm and quiet of the older section. You won't experience the real atmosphere and charm of Savannah if you don't stay at one of the old inns away from the busy waterfront. This is a great small city for a vacation.

I have just returned from a tour of Savannah,Memphis,New Orleans and lots of small towns inbetween, with our first 3 nights at the Savannah B&B.Firstly we did have difficulty booking a B&B as it was St Paddys day (why the big fuss??) and we were practically pushed into booking the B&B due to lack of choice.However we were not disapointed.Compared to the prices of other establishments it was a steel.We were given the Yellow room( yellow decor!) on the third floor, it was lovely.In fact the whole place was just what we had expected, very charming,quaint and in a perfect location.The breakfasts were freshly cooked and very tasty,the emplyees very friendly and welcoming.A nice touch was the afternoon tea. I plan to return tto Savannah in the near future and will stay here again, its perfect.

We have stayed at The Bed and Breakfast Inn three times on different trips around the southern States. We would happily stay there again.
The web site shows the variety of rooms and their unique styles. Clearly much effort has gone into creating a pleasing and different Inn, focused on a pride in the history of Savannah.
The staff have always been helpful and friendly, ready to suggest sights and visits. Rooms have been clean and tidy.
Breakfasts feature a different Southern cooked dish each day with self service cereal, juice and coffee (or tea).
Afternoon tea is a feature with fresh cooked cakes and cookies.
We met the Inn Keeper at breakfast; he recounted historical events in and around Savannah and places to visit.

My husband and I searched a long time for the a B&B to stay at in Savannah. This one was the lowest in price, so I was a little worried about "getting what we paid for." This place surpassed our expectations! It was a great in-town location, easy to get to, and great walking distance from all attractions. We stayed in the Tree Top Suite, which was complete with a full kitchen, living room, and a comfortable bedroom/bath. The breakfast were great, and they were very accomodating of dietary restrictions. We loved meeting people at the afternoon tea! It was the perfect place for a getaway, and we'd highly recommend it!