Central location in Savannah's pretty historic district
Excellent breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cookies
Some rooms and suites have lovely private courtyards
Within walking distance of major attractions and parks
All rooms are individually decorated and air-conditioned
Antique furniture, oriental carpets, and books in every room
Free parking and free Wi-Fi
Cats on the grounds may deter allergy sufferers (cats not allowed inside)
Not completely handicapped accessible
Some rooms are noisier than others
No elevator
Wi-Fi can be spotty
The 15-room Savannah Bed and Breakfast Inn was built in 1853 in the southern end of the historical quarter of Savannah and is listed in the local register of Historic Inns. Each room has individual character, but all are decorated in a formal, traditional style with four-poster beds, oriental carpets, and shelves stocked with books. The inn is renovated and bathrooms are modern, but certain period features, like steep, narrow staircases, remain. Breakfast included in the daily rate is excellent and southern-inflected; afternoon tea and evening cookies are also served. Rooms are available in four carriage houses and assorted nearby cottages.
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Scene
Traditional bed and breakfast
This historic bed and breakfast has exposed brick walls, original beam ceilings, narrow staircases, oil paintings, and ornate dark wood furniture. The four-story inn has genuine history and was once owned by Jim Williams of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Surrounded by lush gardens and moss-draped trees, the air is fragrant with magnolias and other local plants, and in the morning, with the aroma of homemade Georgia biscuits. Guests gather in the parlor or on the patio for afternoon tea or evening milk and cookies, or to read one of the many books that can be found in the rooms and public areas.
Location
A row house on a quiet cobblestone street
The Savannah Bed and Breakfast Inn is located on a quiet, tree-lined, cobblestone street. It is on a strip of 15 matching houses known as Gordon Row. Except for the cars and signs, the street feels like stepping back in time (and a car is not, in fact, necessary for a stay here). It's only a block to Forsyth Park, 15 minutes by foot to Paula Deen's restaurant, and 20 minutes to the shops and restaurants of River Street.
Rooms
Four-poster beds, flat-screen TVs, and a ghost in Connor house
The rooms at the Savannah Bed and Breakfast Inn combine old and new, with creaky 1850's floors, four-poster beds, sometimes problematic doors, steep, narrow staircases, flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, and coffeemakers. Guests have reported occasional paranormal experiences in Connor House. Some rooms have private courtyards. Rooms vary in size, from cozy to large, and are individually decorated, many with exposed brick; some are located a short walk from the main building. Guests may want to take staircases into consideration, as large suitcases may be difficult to lug to rooms on high floors. Bathrooms are small but modern.
Features
Southern breakfast, afternoon tea, bedtime milk and cookies, and books galore
A stay at the Savannah Bed and Breakfast Inn revolves around food. Guests gather each morning in the parlor or on the patio for a homemade southern breakfast, included in the room rate. Chefs offer healthy options or a daily special that may include eggs cooked to order, bacon, homemade biscuits, grits, and locally made sausage. Afternoon tea, iced or hot, features a variety of fresh baked goods and each night the inn serves milk and fresh cookies. There are books galore, in rooms and common areas, which add to the genteel vibe of the hotel.
