Top Hotels Near Myers Park in Savannah from NZ$201

"Everything"

"An older hotel, it is kept up really well. Such pretty architecture and the rooms were comfortable with good showers and good lighting. Great location. Easy walking distance of everything downtown Savannah. Friendly staff at the hotel, which is really great as most places in Savannah have very unfriendly wait staff. Highly recommend."

"Breakfast offered a good selection"

"THE HOTEL IS TERRIBLE..400 DOLLARS FOR ONE NIGHT.ONE OF TWO ELEVATORS WAS DOWN.THE HOTEL IS SPLIT IN TWO SECTIONS SO IF YOU GOT ON THE WORKING ELEVATOR,IT ONLY TOOK YOU TO ONE SECTION OF THE HOTEL.YOU HAVE TO REROUTE BACK TO THE MAIN FLOOR WALK AROUND TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HOTEL TO GET TO THE ROOM NO ONE EXPLAINED THIS AT CHECK IN.THE PHONE DiD NOT WORK IN THE ROOM.VALET PARKING WAS COMPLETELY CHAOTIC.THE BELL SERVICE WAS NONEXISTANT.YOU WAIT FOR A CART ,THEY ONLY HAD TWO AND THEN YOU HAD TO LOAD THE CART AND TAKE IT DOWN TO THE VALET DESK ,THEN WAIT 20 MINUTES FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE .THE ONLY THING GOING FOR THIS HOTEL IS THE LOCATION.THE HALLWAYS WERE DINGY,THE ROOM SMALL..THE STAFF WAS NOT HELPFUL AND THE MAN AT THE DESK DURING CHECK IN WAS RUDE..MANAGEMENT NEEDS TO COMPLETELY RETHINK THIS PLACE.I'M SURE I AM NOT THE ONLY DISSATISFIED CUSTOMER.A LADY ON THE ELEVATOR STATED SHE COULD NOT GET ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PROPERTY SO THEY STAYED ONE NIGHT AND CHECKED OUT ,VERY DISSATISFIED. TOP DOWN ,THIS PLACE IS RUN WITH AN "I DONT CARE ATTITUDE."

"Yes very good"

"Everything is wonderful and they should be commended for breathing new life into Savannah. However, the placement of the toilet roll is absolutely baffling - right against your knee, so you can ride side saddle when you make brown. And the light switches might as well be installed at random around the room. But I will return nonetheless because it’s a great place. "

"Staff friendly and helpful"

"Okay "

"The place is getting rundown, and even their guide needs updating – for example, it recommends Fox and Fig, which shut down three years ago. Also, there was nothing indicating that our room, the Savannah room, did not have a private bathroom, but rather said it was en suite, when in reality it was the first floor public restroom and we had to jockey with everyone coming and going in the morning to get a shower and then had them going in and of the bathroom all night. That probably explains why they left earplugs on the bed for us, but I think a redesign would be more effective than not telling us we had a communal bathroom and then expecting us to plug our ears or deal with the noise all night."