Hotels near John Rousakis Plaza, Savannah

The Treehouse was a fun room for a visit! Really enjoyed the hammock for lounging and reading. The Inn is close to Forsyth Park for a beautiful walk and a picnic. Can take the dot city bus from a stop, very near the front of Isletta Inn, to the area near River St. for sightseeing and delicious dining spots.

Lovely location near the riverwalk. Beautiful old restored historic buildings. Each building combined has all the amenities you would, but due to keeping the historic buildings y’know historic none of them are attached and it’s HOT in the the Savannah in the summer. The elevators were broke for two of the fours days I was there and they kept encouraging me to walk up six flights of stairs. A few times I had to ask if someone could let me use the staff elevator as it wasn’t suggested as an option. To get down, I had to call the front desk (quite busy understandably) or go down six flights of stairs. Might’ve been better for someone whose knee wasn’t messed up. The decoration was lovely and the food at the restaurants was good. I was surprised the breakfast vouchers did not cover a full breakfast no matter what or where you ate, but maybe that’s normal for this type of hotel? I don’t often splurge on such a nice hotel.

I had to ring the front desk bell four times before someone came. Waited for about eight minutes. This was at about 4pm. The room was clean enough. Unidentified drips and splatters here and there on the walls. Even though we booked for two nights we were given only one set of towels and one roll of toilet paper. I had to ask for more. The lobby bathroom was short on toilet paper, had no paper towels, and full garbage. The next day, the garbage had no been changed. Still no paper towels and now no toilet paper. Had to go to the front desk and ask if I could refill it. They let me. Seemed like only one person was working at any given time and multiple times I went to the front desk and there was a sign up that they were helping someone else. Lots of papers left out at the front desk with hotel booking information with no one around to keep it private. Overall I got a good deal and one person held it down enough to be average. I wouldn’t go back if I had to pay more to stay there.

The location is very good. Although it is an old hotel, the service and quality are still good. Recommended, cost-effective in the local high!

The hotel was centrally located with a walking distance of 10 min from the riverwalk and 15 min from Forsyth Park. The hotel offered parking on their property for $30, but the side streets close by were free. Specifically, West Harris and West Charlton Streets were free all day for parking. The room was clean, quiet and comfortable. The process for checking in and out were easy. Overall, the hotel was a decent value for the price ($100/night).

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.

Definitely recommend! It’s clean and beautiful

The location is very good, safe, clean, close to the airport and there is a golf course nearby!

The room is clean and comfortable, a little small, but it's acceptable in the city. It's not far from the riverside scenic spot, just a 5-minute walk away. It's very close to the famous university SCAD, so it's suitable for all kinds of check-ins.

我去的時候剛好是 St Patrick’s Day 節日，一年一度旅遊旺季，酒店比平時貴了約300元。酒店不配置早餐、拖鞋，這裏附近可以找到吃的。這裏離開機場打車要67美元（約490人民幣）