Hotels in Savannah
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Browse hotels in Savannah, Georgia, steps from 22 historic squares and River Street. Properties range from boutique inns to full-service hotels near Forsyth Park.
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About Savannah
Savannah: Georgia's Cobblestone Grid and Living-Oak Canopy
Savannah, Georgia, was platted in 1733 by James Oglethorpe on a precise grid of 22 public squares — more squares survive intact today than in any other American city. Forsyth Park, the largest at 30 acres, anchors the Victorian District to the south, while Chippewa Square and Madison Square sit at the heart of the Historic District. The entire downtown core is a National Historic Landmark, making the city one of the largest preserved urban areas in the country.
Where to Stay in Savannah
Most hotels cluster within walking distance of River Street, the cobblestone waterfront strip along the Savannah River. The Historic District holds converted antebellum mansions and boutique inns; the Starland District, roughly 1.5 miles south, draws younger travelers with independent coffee shops and gallery spaces. Hotels in the Midtown corridor offer lower rates and a short drive to Talmadge Memorial Bridge crossings into South Carolina.
Practical Tips
- Getting around: The free DOT Shuttle connects River Street to Johnson Square; the broader Historic District is walkable in under 20 minutes end-to-end.
- Climate: Summers average 91 °F with high humidity; March and April offer cooler temperatures during the Savannah Music Festival.
- Airport: Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) sits 8 miles northwest of downtown, roughly a 15-minute drive.
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