We stayed two nights in mid March. The hotel is still very new, so all of the furnishings are modern, which made us feel as if we were spending more than $150 a night. The bathroom was terrific with a very large walk-in shower. If you're a bath person, you would have been disappointed (no tub); but we're not, so we loved it.
Every employee was very warm and friendly. Each was quick to answer any questions we had or help in any way they could ... and always with a smile. That's greatly appreciated.
The breakfast spread was extensive. Seeing that we're both trying to cut out refined sugar and flour from our diets, most of the food items were things that we weren't going to eat (bread, bagels, sweet rolls, etc.), but they also had fruit, bacon, and mini omelets. All in all, it really was a nice array of food.
The location cannot be beat. After arriving in our car, we didn't get back into it until we were leaving town. We walked everywhere throughout the historic downtown from the tourist office on the east end to the Pirate's House on the west end and all points between. Savannah is so lovely, especially all of the beautiful squares sprinkled throughout the downtown.
The only negatives I can think of are
1. The air conditioner/heater unit was a bit noisy. But upon checkout, they told us that it was being serviced that day.
2. The windows do not open at all, not even an inch to get a little fresh air.
3. The parking situation confused me a bit. Before arriving, I was aware that we would have to pay extra for parking. The rate given by the hotel is $10 a day for the lot next door. They validate your parking ticket and add the expense to your bill. That's all fine and dandy. But when we were in the garage elevator to go up to our car to leave, I saw a sign promoting $6-a-day rates directly from the people who manage the garage. I intended to ask about that but then forgot as we were pulling out. So I never did find out what the deal was with that.











