Featured Boutique Hotels
Boutique hotels, Savannah, GA and hospitality go hand in hand. Enjoy a gourmet cooked-to-order breakfast and some fresh air on your private balcony. Plan an elopement at one of the most romantic hotels in the U.S. Nibble homemade cookies in your own private courtyard. Snuggle with your four-legged bestie in a circa-1800 architectural marvel. Meet new friends at a wine reception along one of the prettiest streets in Savannah. No matter which of the luxury boutique hotels Savannah, GA you choose, you’ll feel pampered and welcomed in your home away from home.
Let the spirits move you with a stay in any of our picks for the best hotels Savannah, GA.

The Thunderbird Inn
- 1 King bed
- 1 Bathroom
- Non-Smoking
- 1 Queen Bed
- 1 Bathroom
- 2 Queen beds
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 King bed
- 1 sofa bed
- 1 Bathroom
- Non-smoking
- Includes Netflix
- Pet friendly, with an enclosed dog run
- Iron and ironing board
- Pillow-top mattresses
- Refrigerator
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Smoking & non-smoking rooms available
- Hairdryer
- Writing Desk with high-speed internet connection
- In-room coffee/tea service
- Comfortable reading chairs with good lighting
- Individually controlled heating and air conditioning
- Crisp linens and comfortable pillows
- Free local and toll-free phone calls
- 43 inch Flatscreen with 70+ cable channels including HBO and ESPN
- Real glass tumblers ...

The Marshall House
- One queen bed
- Bath with shower
- Includes all of the Marshall House amenities, but at the best rate
- One queen bed
- Bath with tub or shower
- Slightly larger dimensions than the petite queen
- One king bed
- Bath with tub or shower
- Best rate for a room with king bed
- Accessible bathroom and other features

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Savannah Travel Guide
When to Go
March through June or early July is a great time to visit Savannah, as blooming azaleas and other flowers decorate the landscape and temperatures are comfortable for most visitors. Mid-September to mid-November brings pleasant weather and fewer crowds, while January and February is low season. Summertime is popular with vacationing families with kids, but the heat and humidity can be unbearable for many visitors.
Climate
Festivals & Celebrations
- February: Celebration of African American history and culture featuring dance, poetry, theater, hands-on craft workshops and more.
- March: St. Patrick’s Day Celebration – Second-largest St. Patty’s Day celebration and parade in the U.S.. Dates back over 200 years and draws half a million visitors.
- April: Savannah Asian Cultural Festival – One of the South’s largest Asian festivals. Showcases many unique Asian cultures through dance, music, martial arts, and more.
- September: Savannah Jazz Festival – Week-long celebration named one of the Top Annual Events in Savannah. World-class jazz and blues featuring musicians from around the globe.
- October-November: SCAD Savannah Film Festival – Week-long celebration of cinematic creativity and the largest university-run film festival in the U.S.. Screenings and A-listers galore.
- November: Savannah Food and Wine Festival – Features culinary delights from Savannah’s best restaurants as well as wine and spirits. Iconic and historic coastal venues.
Instagram-Worthy Spots
- Wormsloe Historic Site – Iconic 1.5-mile long road framed by towering oak trees. A favorite of Hollywood, tourists, and locals alike.
- Forsyth Park – 30 stunning acres of photo ops, but the park’s fountain – inspired by the Place de la Concorde in Paris – is an especially popular spot.
- Bonaventure Cemetery – Stone monuments, Spanish moss and shady oaks mean plenty of lovely pics. Some visitors say they’ve captured ghostly images, too.
- River Street – Choose from scenic waterfront views, brick buildings, cobblestone paving, and passing ships make for endless photographic possibilities.
- American Prohibition Museum – The only Prohibition museum in the U.S. is perfect for one-of-a-kind Insta shots. Vintage cars, a functioning speakeasy, and a decommissioned tommy gun are fan faves.
- Chippewa Square – Forrest Gump’s prop bench isn’t there anymore, but it’s location in the center of the historic district is ripe with architectural gems.
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Airport Information
Airport Name | City | Airport Code | Distance from City | Airlines |
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Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport | Savannah, GA | SAV | 7.25 mi. | SAV Airline Directory |
Airport Name
Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
City
Savannah, GA
Airport Code
SAV
Distance from City
7.25 mi.
Airlines
SAV Airline Directory
SAVANNAH Video Tour
Savannah loves its squares. In fact, as America’s first planned city, it’s home to 22 beautiful public squares with huge live oak trees, charming churches, historic mansions and more. Be sure to check out Calhoun Square and Chippewa Square. Another can’t miss is City Market, home of shopping and trading since the 1700s. It’s also a great spot to enjoy live performances and the stroll art galleries. And don’t skip River Street.
What was once a series of cotton warehouses is now home to over 75 boutiques, art studios and galleries, restaurants, and bars located along a charming waterfront cobblestone street. But watch out! Savannah has been named the most haunted city in America, so whether you’re in Bonaventure Cemetery or a haunted pub, you might have someone looking over your shoulder.
Today, many of the city’s oldest and most luxurious homes and businesses have been converted into some of the best boutique hotels in Savannah, GA. Translation: You’ll be able to step into the past with a stay at these impressive properties. Fun fact: Some say more than a few of these properties are haunted. That’s right- some guests say they’ve had uninvited roommates, seen disappearing hotel “staff”, and even gone on walks in the public square with new “friends”. But whether or not you believe in ghosts, one thing’s for sure: You’ll love learning more about these lovingly restored historical landmarks.
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