The Mulberry Inn is located right inbetween the riverfront and the historic district of Savannah. As soon as you walk in you can see that the entire hotel is true to the historic nature of the town. It does not look like a Holiday Inn at all... it looks more like the Holiday Inn group bought an existing private hotel and didn't change a thing except to hang their sign up. The courtyard is full of wrought iron furniture and a very nice fountain. There are multiple entrances. The pool is nice and there is a very active jacuzzi also available.

The room was clean and had a fridge, microwave, and very large flat screen television. There were also multiple chairs and plenty of room to move around. The microwave acted up a bit on us - randomly beeping in the middle of the night - but we just unplugged it and figured it was one of the famous Savannah spirits. Everything is within walking distance, including the Pirate House restaurant (next door!), the shopping and dinning at the riverfront, and all of the historic houses.

There is a $12 charge for parking in the garage. The breakfast was ok - a little expensive. We didn't eat any other meals there. My fiance rec ommends the cinnamon french toast and likens it to french toast made out of a sticky bun.

Overall this is a great place to stay to enjoy everything the city has to offer.

Travel to Savannah a couple times per year and the family comes along in the summer. Great hotel, great service, booked me in a much quieter room this year off the busy intersection. I wish they kept the bar open later, it was always closed when we got back in. Very nice afternoon tea and desserts/cookies with a pianist. The restaurant service is still very bad, always has been, but the hotel is great. Quiet pool, close to River Street, you will enjoy it. Our room had just been upgraded, enjoy your stay...

My wife and I have just returned from a touring holiday of Georgia and Tennessee including Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis. As there was a substantial amount of travelling involved at the start of our tour, we decided to take easy and spend the last few days in Savannah. This city is an absolute delight, with its 22 garden squares forming the heart of the historic district.
When we arrived, we went to the visitors information centre to find out about accommodation. We were quite keen to stay in a B&B for a change as the rest of our trip had consisted of Hampton Inns (which were all very good) and we were looking for something different. However, while we were in the centre, we met a very charming lady (Hello Sue) who happened to be the Marketing Manager of the Holiday Inn and she convinced us to try the Mulberry Inn. How glad we were that we did!
This is not like a standard Holiday Inn. It has been designed to be very much like a large old colonial house with a large lobby tastefully decorated in grand old southern style. In the afternoon, a musician played the grand piano in the lobby while we partook of afternoon tea - what a delight.
The staff (every one without exception) were extremely friendly and helpful, and Bartley in particular was very helpful with advice on touring the city and surrounding area.
The hotel itself has free parking (if you are a Holiday Inn Priority Club member). It's very central for the river walk and all the beautiful restaurants that line the bank.
On our first night the air conditioning broke down, however within 20 minutes or so, we were upgraded to a suite at no extra cost.
Hopefully we'd like to return to Savannah one day and if we do we'd certainly stay at the Mulberry.

Everything about this hotel was perfect. Very clean. Just across the street (Bay St.) from the riverfront. High Tea at 4:00. Asked for lots of extra down pillows and they were in my room within 5 minutes! Secure parking garage. Very friendly, helpful staff. Bar was nice. A must-see "haunted" restaurant is just next-door... The Pirate House (just don't eat the pirate's buffet).