Hotels with Bars in Savannah

My sisters and I spent one night at the Perry lane hotel and had a fabulous time. The room was perfect and the hotel restaurant was excellent! I would highly recommend! The rooftop bar and pool area is a great place to relax any time of the day. They have a man who plays the piano in the library and he is wonderful.

Great location with stunning Savannah River views. Spacious room provided comfortable accommodation. However, the elevators were noticeably unclean, and there was no drinking water fountain available. The beverage vending machine was out of order or empty throughout my stay. Despite these inconveniences, the prime position and generous room size balanced the experience.

The location is very nice (right in front of the Savannah River) Parking is the worst (no free parking even if you stay here.. valet $54, self-parking in the parking lot building is $56 (because it's calculated by the hour) *If you're going to park, I recommend just parking on the side of the road.. hotel parking is too expensive Amenities are good.. it's a shame there's no pool... Room cleaning - seems to be done roughly.. the trash can area is not cleaned (it seems like they only throw away big things..) Amenities are not filled... one day thread & needle, one day hair cap, one day nothing.. hit or miss I don't know because I didn't eat here Ah! Baobab Bar has a good atmosphere and is friendly

The location of the room is good, it is very convenient to go to the riverside and the restaurant in the city center, but the park at the entrance of the hotel will still see many tramps. Some waiters in the hotel are very nice, but some waiters see that the Chinese speak English very quickly, and the deposit is not professional, but fortunately the manager apologizes when checking out. The hotel's breakfast was OK, the black brother was very enthusiastic to provide emotional value, very infectious, but a white waiter Jess did not provide any service, and also directly wrote the tip on the bill. Overall still satisfied.

I was in Savannah for depositions. If I am being honest, Planters Inn was not my first choice as I usually stay within the Hilton family. But those hotels were all booked. I was a little apprehensive having seen a few bad reviews, but chose Planters Inn because it was the closest to where I needed to be. to be. In hindsight, I am glad the Hilton properties were booked. The hotel has much more character than the other guys. Yes, the property shows its age, but it is well maintained. The room was clean, comfortable, and had everything I am used to at much higher priced hotels. The staff, however, is what makes the Planters Inn a real gem. They were friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond with a few late-night tasks I needed to complete in preparation for my work the following day. I plan to return to Savannah with my wife in the near future as tourists (I had no real time for sightseeing on his trip), and when I do I will be staying at the Planters Inn.

The hotel is located on the edge of the historic district, so it is a quick 10-15 minute walk to either River Street or even Forsyth Park. Even the standard suites are larger than most other similar properties. The beds were comfortable and the linens and towels were above average. All employees from the front desk to the breakfast servers and cleaning staff were very pleasant and friendly. Rated lower in the facility category as the outside landscaping by the sidewalks was **** filled and over grown. This really detracted from the exterior appearance. The fitness was large and has a good amount of cardio equipment but only had one, torn workout bench, no area/mats for core work and the hand weights were missing all 20lb and 25lb pairs. There should be other strength training options. The breakfast food options were presented in an attractive manner with good over all quality.

We were able to check in an hour early. The room was clean and comfortable with a good location. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We especially enjoyed the rooftop pool and breakfast.

The hallway of the floor smelled very badly. My kids had to cover their noses. The breakfast was the worst I have experienced at an Embassy Suites. The dining room was dirty, there was barely any offerings, no yogurt, no bagels, no ice, no coffee, etc. It was a very poor breakfast. The front desk was not very friendly. I asked how to get to downtown Savannah, and they said they had no idea. My room had no blankets or pillows for the sofa bed, so I called the front desk. They made me go down at midnight to pick up the blanket and pillows. Overall, one of the poorest Embassy Suites we have stayed at.

This is a very cozy and comfortable hotel, and we really enjoyed our stay here. One of the biggest advantages is the excellent location — it’s very close to the main historic areas, so you can easily explore Savannah on foot. The hotel also has a swimming pool and a gym, which is a great bonus after a long day of walking around the city. Everything was clean and well maintained. Valet parking is available and it is paid, around $40–50 per night, which is quite typical for this area. However, I personally managed to find free street parking nearby, which was a nice surprise. Overall, a great hotel with a warm atmosphere, good facilities, and an unbeatable location. Highly recommended!

Location was convenient and room was decent for the price. The front desk clerk wasn't that friendly at all tho. Housekeeping starts knocking on the door around 9 trying to rush you out.