Hotels near Savannah College of Art and Design

We loved being able to walk to the theatre, Mrs. Wilks Boarding House and The City Market. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful: loaned us an umbrella for the rainy days, called a cab, and gave a wonderful recommendation for breakfast.

We had a very nice stay at 1790. Staff are friendly and helpful. Food in the restraurant was excellent. Had a little adventure with the ghost, not scary just humorous. Plan on staying here again on next trip to Savanah.

Our stay at the Kehoe House could not have been better. Everyone was very helpful in recommending restaurants, tours and places to shop. The location is ideal in that it is close to the action without being in the middle. You are just a block from Broughton Street which houses tons of shops and restaurants for about a half a mile. It is about a mile from Forsyth Park which has great scenery and jogging trails. The breakfast every morning can be had in the main dining room if you want to be social or delivered to your room if you just want a quiet morning. They have snacks and wine from 5-7pm and a dessert and coffee in the evening if you aren’t too full from all the Savannah food. The only issue we had was since it is an old building, we could hear the people above us walking around very heavily. I don’t blame that on the Kehoe House at all though.

was really pleased with Eliza Thompson house. Our room was quaint and quiet. Staff very helpful. The breakfast was delicious and varied in taste and choices.

We are already planning to go back. Beautiful hotel and right downtown. We walked everywhere. The staff all nice and helpful.

Lovely street. Room was clean and breakfast was available in the room each day. (Loved the orange juice) It is a great suite and love the brick walls. Even though dogs are allowed, there were no dogs in next suite so it was very quiet. A great location too. My only negative comments are (1) the comforter in the closet was stained and dirty so I didn't use it and I wasn't sure how we could check out but ran into very nice person cleaning our room the last day and she explained how. I would however highly recommend this B&B. The cost was not as high as the other B&B's and any hotel in the historic district.

Excellent. It felt more like a bed and breakfast than a hotel. We looked forward to the nightly wine and cheese in the lobby and the chance to meet and mingle with other guests from around the country and world. The room was very clean,comfortable, and elegantly decorated. We would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Outstanding stay, though too short. Got the best rate on Expedia. The Inn was reflective of the Savannah Historic District. The staff was exceptional and welcoming. They pointed us in the right direction for everything from a quick walk, historic tour and dinner. Breakfast, pre-dinner apps and wine as well as after dinner dessert/tea/port were of top quality and added great value to our stay. We will definitely be back and stay with the Gastonian again!

Parking is a little tricky as it's all street parking, but they did a great job in making sure you understand the do's and don't's. I stayed in the Magnolia room the first night and the Red Cottage the 3rd and 4th. (left the area the 2nd night) The Magnolia room is at the top of a steep staircase. If you have trouble with stairs, reserve a room on the first level. The room was beautifully appointed. The Red Cottage was my favorite. It's actually 2 rooms. A seating area with a kitchenette downstairs and a large bedroom with a bath upstairs. It had a private entrance and what was almost a private patio. The only problem was temperature control. It was always too cool for real comfort downstairs and a little too warm upstairs.

My wife and I opted to spend a little extra to have a room on the river side of the building and it was worth it. We were on the 5th floor but did not have one of the rooms with a balcony. The views were fantastic. The large cargo ships and tugboats going up and down the river were interesting to watch. The room was kind of small but perfect for two people. It was well appointed and clean. The hotel building itself is very old and very tastefully remodeled. The back of the building faces on River St with the 1st floor at ground level, while the front has the 4th floor and lobby on the ground level of Bay St. You can't park right there but you can park in the public high-rise garage across the street behind the Holiday Inn. It's a one minute walk away and was not a problem for us as we were coming and going driving all around the area during our stay. We were lucky that the desk lady was able to provide us with a parking pass for which we were charged $10 per day. Well worth it to me. You can park in front to unload when you arrive and again when you leave. We had a very helpful gentlemen help us get to our room and get our bags in upon arrival, and he also explained the whole parking situation. We were already familiar with River St which is why we wanted to stay as close as possible, so we could imbibe at night at any one of the many bars and restaurants and not have to drive.