Savannah Georgia Hotels - City Information

This genteel city is widely regarded as one of the best destinations in the Southern U.S. for history and architecture. Its Savannah River setting and close proximity to the Atlantic Ocean makes it a favorite spot in Georgia for relaxing at unique Savannah, Georgia hotels, and is large enough to have a great many historic locales to explore. Just why do seven million people choose to visit Savannah every year? Using this City Guide to read about the multitude of Savannah GA hotels, attractions and activities is a great start to a really great adventure!

The Port of Savannah, which dates back to the early 1700’s, is conveniently located on the Savannah River in the Coastal Lowcountry of Georgia; the Intracoastal Waterway passes through the city as well. Easily accessed, you may fly into the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) or do as many visitors, take a tour of several southeastern cities by automobile. There are many excellent hotels and resorts located near the Historic District; if you plan to spend most of your time there, this might work for you. Check out the hotels and attractions using the blue tabs at the top of this City Guide. You will find every option from inexpensive, discounted hotels to top-of-the-line resorts.

The largest National Historic Landmark District in the country is located in Savannah. It was planned in a distinctive grid and there are plenty of 18th and 19th century preserved homes and buildings. There are over twenty City Squares which can be seen by walking tour, carriage, trolley or via a harbor cruise. Take a trip back in time on a carriage ride along historic River Street and view the ships in the busy port. Exploring homes and gardens in historic neighborhoods is quite popular in Savannah; plan ahead to choose the tours which best suit your interests.

Museums are a large draw considering there are over thirty! Telfair Museums consists of the Academy and the Owens-Thomas House, both historic landmark buildings, along with the contemporary Jepson Center. You might also enjoy exploring the Ogeechee Canal Museum & Nature Center with over two miles of hiking trails, of which a portion are included in the well-known Coastal Birding Trail.

Enjoy a stroll through the downtown Design District for eclectic shopping and don’t miss stopping in at a few of the fabulous art galleries. Pop into Lady and Sons Restaurant for lunch of Paula Deen’s culinary delights. Don’t miss the over 300 year old Cathedral of St. John the Baptist for incredible restored architecture.

The Tybee Island Light Station is open for tours; this lighthouse has been a beacon for mariners for over 270 years. While in the area, you might like staying on renowned Hilton Head Island for a day or so where you can enjoy golf, tennis, spectacular beaches, sunset cruises and spa treatments.

Visitors experience a unique blend of history and Southern charm, making Savannah a “treasure” of the South. Experience that hospitality for yourself! Partner with OneTravelSource for the best in travel.