Top places to stay in Savannah

Savannah is the kind of place where time doesn’t just slow down, it stretches, softens, and curls around you like warm air drifting through Spanish moss.

Walk beneath the oak canopies and everything shifts into a different rhythm: quieter footsteps on old brick sidewalks, a breeze carrying the scent of flowers you can’t quite name, the distant clop of a horse-drawn carriage echoing like a memory. Forsyth Park feels like the city’s front porch, the fountain shimmering in the morning light as joggers weave between towering trees. Then Savannah unfolds, elegant squares framed by historic homes, wrought-iron balconies glowing under afternoon sun, cafés tucked into corners that feel unchanged for decades. Down by the river, old warehouses and cobblestones meet the slow, steady pulse of the Savannah River, where boats drift past like moving postcards. Savannah doesn’t try to dazzle you, it charms you into stillness, draws you into its warmth, and reminds you what it feels like to breathe without urgency.

5. East Bay

Historic charm with a modern pulse that makes it easy to stay a little longer.

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4. Marshall

Where the walls hold stories and the lobby hums with quiet confidence.

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3. River Street

Right on the water with just enough buzz where mornings are calm and nights are yours.

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2. Bardo

Sleek design with a soulful undercurrent where every corner feels like a secret worth sharing.

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1. Perry Lane

Refined but never stiff with rooftop evenings that feel like they could last forever.

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Where should I stay in Savannah for the best experience?

Historic District is the most popular area to stay, it’s packed with charming squares, cobblestone streets, and walking access to restaurants, bars, and riverfront views. For a quieter vibe, Victorian District or Tybee Island offers unique character and beachside stays.



Are hotels in Savannah expensive?

Savannah has a wide range of options. Boutique inns in the Historic District can be pricey during peak seasons, but you’ll also find budget-friendly hotels and charming B&Bs scattered across the city.



How far are Savannah’s hotels from major attractions?

If you’re staying downtown, most attractions are walkable, from Forsyth Park to River Street. Tybee Island hotels are about 20, 30 minutes by car from the city center, and the beach resorts in Hilton Head, South Carolina are about 60 minutes from the city center.



Is it safe to stay in Savannah?

Yes, particularly in the Historic District, Midtown, and Tybee Island. As always, use standard travel precautions, especially at night or in less touristy areas.



What’s the best time to visit Savannah?

Spring and early fall are ideal, think azaleas in full bloom, outdoor dining, and festival season. The weather’s warm but not too humid, and the hotel prices are generally manageable outside of holiday weekends.

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