Top Hotels Near Savannah Children's Museum in Savannah from NZ$201

"The staff was incredible! Cleanest room, the valet was sweet, and it was very relaxing :) "

"The hotel is a bit run down. The elevators open and you might go up or down. "

"Food was ehh. Internet didn’t work for television apps. Room was beautiful. Staff was very friendly"

"Absolutely loved this property and cannot say enough good things about it. The location, the views; the food, the staff, the rooms, the booby, everything here is absolutely amazing. The roof top bar is a must visit "

"I highly recommend this hotel. Every time we walked up, the valet men and greeters were so friendly. They had smiles on their faces. They opened the doors for us, lifted our suitcases. They could not have been nicer. They welcomed us with open arms. Then the lady in the restaurant on site where we ate breakfast on Saturday was so kind and helpful. The most amazing person was Becky, the concierge. She helped us plan dinners and tours and went over and above to help us. I would definitely stay here again, and I recommend it to anybody that is travellng to Savannah. "

"Parking expensive. No coffee available if you have early flight. "

"Na"

"Room was Very outdated and tired. Beds were old, uncomfortable and noisy. Bathroom was not the cleanest. The toilet was tricky to flush. Shower would run hot and then cold. One day it was all cold. Other guests were very disruptive and were partying and screaming in the hallways until 4 am. Even the front desk made a joke about all the noise all night long. Based on the price and the luxury label, our stay was a huge disappointment."

"Great hotel within 20 minutes walking distance to the River. Clean. Staff are excellent. We had a slight issue with the toilet which was fixed within 10 minutes. We did not avail of the restaurant. We chose a coffee shop which was a 5 minute walk away for breakfast. The only issue: the Valet parking was ridiculously expensive. We will stay here again but will use the parking garage right across the street."