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Hamilton-Turner Inn
Savannah
A Second Empire mansion on Lafayette Square, filled with period antiques and known for its afternoon refreshments.
Old town & heritage · No. 6 in United States
Savannah's small inns occupy grand 19th-century houses on shaded squares, draped in Spanish moss.
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Savannah
A Second Empire mansion on Lafayette Square, filled with period antiques and known for its afternoon refreshments.
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Savannah
An ornate 1892 Renaissance Revival mansion on Columbia Square, run as an adults-oriented inn.
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Savannah
A contemporary hotel in the historic district with a rooftop bar and an art collection drawn from the local design school.
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Savannah
Two 1868 Italianate mansions joined by a garden, with fireplaces in the rooms and a classic Southern breakfast.
Savannah, Georgia, was laid out in 1733 around a grid of public squares, and twenty-two of them survive, each shaded by live oaks hung with Spanish moss. The historic district is full of Federal and Victorian houses, many of them now inns, and the city has a relaxed, slightly eccentric charm.
The historic district between the riverfront and Forsyth Park is the place to be: walkable, green and full of restaurants. Rooms facing a square or the park are worth asking for.
Spring is the loveliest season, with azaleas in bloom, and autumn is pleasant too. Summers are hot and humid. Savannah has relaxed open-container laws in its historic district, and St. Patrick's Day is one of the busiest weekends of the year.
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We list 4 boutique hotels in Savannah, including Hamilton-Turner Inn, Kehoe House and Perry Lane Hotel.
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