I must admit I was a bit worried about staying here due to all
the negative reviews on this forum. We were in for a
nice surprise! Our room, (431) was in the back of the hotel on the
second floor. The outside of the building does need a refreshing
coat of paint. However, our room appeared to have been
redecorated fairly recently with new carpet, new furniture &
mirrors, new coverlet for the bed, etc. It was very clean and
fresh. The bathroom was extremely clean with lots of towels.
We enjoyed a complimentary hot buffet breakfast each morning.
It was good, not fantastic -- though very good coffee.
This was a very nice hotel. We would definitely stay there again.
Perhaps the negative reviews got back to Holiday Inn and
they made corrections.
Also, after driving for 6 hr. from northwest GA, the drive to the
Historic District was nothing! I enjoyed the drive with the moss
covered trees and the lovely old homes along the way.
We got this hotel through Hotwire for $59 and we felt it was
a very good deal. Give them a try.

We travelled to the holiday inn Savannah from london (uk) for the St Patricks day parade. The rooms were arranged around a courtyard on a 2 storey building, similar to a motel, so was not really what i expected from a holiday inn. The check in staff were plesent enough and the hotel was fully booked. This is the first holiday inn that i have seen armed security at. During the stay Savannah was hit with a tornado and after the power came back on there was no TV or Internet/Phones for the rest of the stay (A further 2 days). Place was packed with college students who ran riot all night so was not able to get any sleep, management were not able to do anything about it, even with their armed guards.

Fixtues and fittings were dated and broken however the beds were nice and housekeeping did a good job. Hotel is a bit of a distance from anything other then Hunter Army air field. Overall it was a OKAY hotel. Expensive for what it is. I;m guessing if there is not a large party in town then it would be a lot quiter. Overall not a bad stay, but i would look elsewhere first rather then coming back directly to this hotel.

Not a horrible hotel, but below average for a Holiday Inn.

The knob on the shower was malfunctioning, meaning we could only take a somewhat warm shower with low water pressure. The management did offer to switch us to another room, but all they had available were Smoking rooms

The bed and pillows were very uncomfortable.

The breakfast was good and very tasty.

I got a fabulous deal on my room through priceline.com, so I really wasn't expecting much, especially after I read the reviews on this site. I needn't have worried.

I was given a room on the second floor in the back, so it was very quiet. The room itself smelled very good. Had they updated the caulking in the bathroom, I would have nothing to complain about in the room.

This hotel is very well located. 1$ will let you take a bus from the hotel directly to the visitor's centre in the historic district, while going up Abercorn in the other direction takes you to shops and restaurants.