The Marshall House The historic one
Broughton Street · $$$
Photo: The Marshall House
Why it made the list: Savannah's oldest hotel, an 1851 landmark on Broughton Street with cast-iron verandas, heart-pine floors and a genuinely storied (and famously haunted) past. It puts you right in the middle of downtown shopping and dining.
The Perry Lane Hotel The design pick
Historic District · $$$
Photo: Catherine Wanagill
Why it made the list: A polished, art-filled luxury hotel with a curated collection, a lovely lobby and the Peregrin rooftop bar looking out over the historic district. It's the stylish, modern counterpoint to Savannah's antique inns.
The Bohemian Hotel Riverfront The river view
River Street · $$$
Photo: Hotel Orielle, Autograph Collection
Why it made the list: Right on the cobblestoned riverfront, with a rustic-luxe look, a lobby of leather and iron and the Rocks on the Roof bar overlooking the river traffic. It's the pick for a stay in the thick of the River Street action.
The Kehoe House The romantic inn
Columbia Square · $$$
Photo: Kehoe House
Why it made the list: A grand 1892 Renaissance Revival mansion on Columbia Square turned intimate bed-and-breakfast, all antiques, verandas and Southern-hospitality touches like afternoon tea and evening wine. It's classic, romantic old Savannah.
The Mansion on Forsyth Park The grand one
Forsyth Park · $$$
Photo: Marcelo H
Why it made the list: A flamboyant 1888 Victorian mansion overlooking Forsyth Park, filled with a huge, eclectic art collection and topped with an inner courtyard and pool. It's the bold, art-forward luxury stay, right by the city's greenest space.
⭐ Bonus Pick: The Alida & the Hamilton-Turner Inn
Two more strong stays: The Alida in the vibrant riverfront-adjacent Plant Riverside district is a modern, design-forward hotel with a rooftop bar, and the Hamilton-Turner Inn on Lafayette Square is a grand Second Empire mansion of 'Midnight' fame, run as a gracious B&B.
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