My husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon . . . the hotel is very nice and most of the employees went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We checked-in on a Sunady afternoon and were told nothing of the "extras" the hotel offered like internet service, the gym downtown, etc. The room was very nice but very small - very clean. The bathroom was also very clean but the shower was small. The breakfast was only OK - looked good, but did not taste like much and there were not many hot items offered. We booked the "Romance Package" and the extras in the room were nothing special, but the meal voucher and tour were very good. Overall, we enjoyed our stay very much but felt like the hotel could have offered a lot more for the money we paid.

I stayed at Marshall House for only one night in July with my husband and 4 year old son. It definately exceeded our expectations. The room was lovely, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We loved the personal touch, when about 15 minutes after we checked into our room, the front desk called to make sure everything was okay. The turn down service was also a nice touch. Breakfast was fabulous - with lots of fresh choices in a lovely atmosphere. Everyone was very nice to our son as well.

I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone passing through Savannah.

We also went on the red trolly tour which was very informative and interesting. Our 4 year old was not even bored!

My wife and I stayed at the Marshall House during a 3 day 2 night trip to Savannah (july 26-july 28) and really enjoyed ourselves. Our room was 306, had a view of Broughton Street and was a great value. The 4 post bed was very comfortable with plenty of pillows, we also had a refrigerator with water, ironing board, in room safe and robes. Bath and body works products, q-tips and cotton balls were also provided and a nice touch considering these items are often left behind when packing. Our room was very clean and we enjoyed the turn down service (with chocolates), the plentiful clean towels and 2 free newspapers daily.

I didnt notice any noice from the busy street below but maybe thats because the town dies out around 10 or 11pm. A contrast perhaps to a riverfront hotel. We did have a very noisy icemaker our first night and like any hotel, I probably would recommend not staying next to the elevator.

I read so many reviews about this hotel before I booked and breakfast seemed to be a sore spot with some people. Here is the deal. It is a continental breakfast. You have your choices of coffee (real cream not powder) and 3 juices and milk. Buffet choices include 3 cereals, muffins, bagels, biscuits, kiech, breakfast bars and pastries (apple, strawberry, cherry). There was also plenty of seating in both the hotel and atrium.

Between 4-7 there was complimentary wine (Foxhorn) and cheese.

You are a 5 minute walk to the river and to city market and there is a starbucks and ice cream shop a couple doors down. A great
location for most anything. There is a parking garage behind the hotel so you do not have to valet. Remember that lots during the weekday will be full during the day and empty at night. So take advantage of free street parking or the meters during the day and save some money.

If you like Tapas and even if you dont, eat at Jazz'd. Try the Ahi.

Take a trolley tour at the beginning of your trip to help you plan the rest of it. The orange trolley seemed the biggest and best. It had maybe 17 different stops along the way so purchase the unlimited on/off pass so you can get off when you see something you like and get on when the next trolley comes (10 minutes). The tours last 1 1/2 hours and they provide good history and stories. Hint (Different drivers has different stories)

The Ghost tour (same company) was fun too.

I booked my hotel through AAA website and was cheapest by $50 per night (paid $152) over other sites. Perhaps there is a special partnership.

If you are considering Mansion on Forsyth, it is beautiful and pristine but its next to a not as nice section as it is on the edge of the historic district. The trolley does stop there so you can hop aboard (if there is room) and see the sights. Also valet ($20 a night plus tip) looks necessary.

My wife and I just stayed at the Marshall House for a weekend and absolutely loved it. We were happy with just about every aspect of our stay. The hotel has a beautiful lobby. They have done a great job remodeling the building. The rooms were not very large, but they were very clean, comfortable, and charming. Every person we came in contact with was extremely willing to help and they did so with a smile every time. Not once did we feel like we were bothering anyone with a question. The breakfast was not fancy, but it was more than adequate. We left full and content each morning. I think the best aspect of the hotel is the location, which is perfect. It is an easy walk from every location you want to visit in the historic district. It is centrally located to both River Street as well as many of the churches, squares, or parks scattered throughout the city you may want to see. The only thing that wasn't perfect was the rooms don't insulate sound all that well. Being an older buliding, it was somewhat easy to hear outside noise. This was not a big negative for us because we had the air on full blast (it was summer in the South!!) and the celing fan going the entire time. These two things drowned out any noise that would have otherwise bothered us. The next time we visit Savannah we will without a doubt look to stay at the Marshall House again. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Savannah. It was a wonderful experience.