Staying in the Queen Suite was a highlight of our visit to Savannah. The oversized rain shower and plush king bed made for a very comfortable retreat after exploring the nearby Forsyth Park and Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, which were both a short walk away. My favorite part was having breakfast in the beautiful gardens—every morning started off perfectly with so much delicious food. This place truly felt like a home away from home.

The USDA prime-aged steaks and local culinary gems blew my mind, and breakfast was served on the porch, adding a delightful ambiance. The rooms are stunningly decorated, and the oversized Egyptian cotton towels were a treat for this 5-footer.

While the vibe was great, the rules around towel use and light fees felt a bit much. A $50 fine for lights left on?

The morning breakfast menu was so good.

Our stay was marred by several uncomfortable experiences. We felt unwelcome with multiple rules and regulations, including fees for simple things like turning on lights. Additionally, a hefty charge was applied to our credit card after check-out, which left us feeling disrespected.

Spectacular breakfasts with stunning garden views.

A charming hideaway in Savannah

We were charmed by the peaceful gardens and the exquisite breakfast served outdoors. Michael's insights gave us a delightful taste of Savannah's hidden culinary gems, adding warmth to our stay.

Though staying in the carriage house was cute and quiet, we missed the ambiance of the main house's common areas and found ourselves longing for a cozy spot to enjoy coffee in the morning.

Stunning decor and exceptional breakfast made our stay truly enjoyable. We wished we could have enjoyed coffee in a common area.

Is it a hit or a miss? here’s my take

The setting features stunning gardens and a culinary delight of breakfast, creating a perfect ambiance for a serene getaway. Moreover, the plush king bed ensured my comfort at its finest!

The absence of communal spaces for guests limited opportunities to connect and enjoy mornings together. Furthermore, inconsistent towel supply left us wanting more comfort during our stay.

Exceptional hosts, beautiful garden, vintage decor – a perfect retreat for exploring Savannah.

stunning victorian charm with oversized towels adds personal touch

The house is beautifully decorated, with friendly hosts who create a warm atmosphere. Breakfasts are a delightful experience, served outdoors among lovely gardens. Perfect for relaxation and unwinding!

The property boasts beautifully maintained gardens and a stunning interior adorned with antiques and chandeliers. Breakfasts are a highlight, featuring two courses filled with local fruits, creating a delightful culinary experience. While the carriage house was peaceful and spacious, we missed the common areas to relax and enjoy coffee in the morning. Additionally, the lack of a cozy living space limited the overall comfort.

The room was really nice, and I loved the cozy atmosphere they created. I spent the afternoons relaxing in the lovely garden and enjoying coffee on the porch. Just wish the heating in the room was a bit stronger, but it didn't affect my overall vibes! ☕️

The house is gorgeous, and the hosts Michael and Gerald provide an exceptional experience. They balance giving guests their privacy while being readily available if needed. Breakfast on the porch with a view of the beautiful garden was unmatched, and each morning featured a delicious menu. The overall ambiance radiates positive energy, creating a perfect atmosphere for relaxation.

The rules surrounding towel use felt excessive.

The garden area's tranquility was delightful for morning strolls! The breakfasts were inviting and always included thoughtful touches that made each meal a special occasion! ! Michael’s local insights added great value to our trip.

Towels drying took longer. 🌼