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This is a park close to the time to shoot 🎬 [Forrest Gump Zhengchuan]. Similar to a homestay style hotel, single-family villa type, facilities are very classical, old-fashioned English style, but the service here makes you feel at home, every member is very friendly and welcoming ❤️🔥 There is also a large balcony, where my sleep quality is super good. So I stayed for a few days. Although small expensive (average, more than 300 dollars a night, weekend will be twice the force.) but feel quite worth it. And breakfast is super delicious, especially the cookies are super delicious 😋

From the moment you arrive you are greeted with exceptional hospitality. The Inn is absolutely stunning. Pictures do not do justice on how well taken care of this historic home is under the management of Hamilton-Turner Inn. When you arrive be sure to sign the guest book and under the table is maps of the city along with a trolley map. They come in handy. The Inn offers many great amenities including bikes to explore the area with. Daily in the parlor there is complimentary fruit infused water along with fresh fruit and cookies. Early evening they have happy hour which consists of wine and hors d’oeuvres. My husband brought it up to our room for us to enjoy while I was getting ready for dinner. If you are back to the Inn before 10 pm after going out to dinner, they offer port wine and fresh cookies from 8 to 10 in the parlor. We were able to enjoy them one night during our stay as we got back in time. We stayed in the carriage house, room 503. It was on the stop floor. There are no elevators of course but that was ok with us. If you cannot climb stairs, I suggest staying on the first floor. The carriage house is directly behind the main house, just a few steps away. It was very quiet. I am a light sleeper so I knew regardless if we stayed in the carriage house or main, I would want a top floor. In the main house there are 4 levels. The old servant quarters are rooms in the basement and then there are 3 levels above. If you like to sleep in and do not want to hear noise I probably wouldn’t stay on the main level as that is where the parlor is, the dinning room ,and reception desk. The carriage house was completely renovated not too long ago. Our room was beautiful and had everything we needed. The bed had a memory foam mattress and was comfortable. We have a sleep number at home and like many no bed is as comfortable as your own, but I slept great at the Inn. Breakfast is served every morning in the dining room. It is southern style and absolutely delicious. We honestly could not have asked for a better stay. It was a short weekend trip this time but we will definitely come back and stay at the Inn. We absolutely loved our stay.

We stayed in Room 204 “Anna’s Room” for 3 nights. The room is up 2 flights of stairs and there is no elevator. The room was very cozy and quiet. Anna made her presence known to us by moving a hand towel I had on the sink into the cabinet underneath the sink and she placed another hand towel in my suitcase underneath clothes that I hadn’t even touched or moved since we got there. There are 2 other ghosts that haunt this motel other than Anna…Thaddeus who leaves dimes lying in the restaurant and tavern, and another ghost that haunts the kitchen. There is a courtyard out back for smokers and it’s really nice to just sit out there and talk to other patrons and employees. The staff is wonderful and can give you information on anything in the historic district. They are very helpful. There is parking in the back and parking is $15 a night which is cheap compared to the other motels. The restaurant is also wonderful and they give you a free drink voucher with your stay. We did make reservations for dinner the last night. We will definitely stay here again each time we come to Savannah.

Beautiful historic building filled with southern charm from antique furnishings to the hospitality of all the staff. Truly a great way to immerse ourselves in the culture and feel at home during our stay. Delicious breakfast every morning started every day off right and fuel our journey through the history and sightseeing that filled each day. Spending time in the courtyard for morning coffee or the complimentary afternoon wine and meeting fellow guests was added that extra element of southern character! We met many people on our tours who complained of the noisiness of the hotels but our experience was one of peace and tranquility. We would highly recommend this place to enhance your stay.

First let me state I have ZERO clue why anyone would rate this hotel as anything other than a terrible rating!! The owners of this hotel should be ASHAMED!! It’s completely run down and nothing that you should expect in a major tourist city of a boutique hotel in a historic district!! Nothing against the management or all of the staff here who are very kind and do their best to accommodate requests; but the hotel is run down, so dirty down in the mezzanine area where a main toilet is for guests; the lobby when we first walked in had litter around the rugs and the furniture was so dusty!! That was my first impression and I should have listened to instinct and canceled our stay instead of waiting for our room to be ready. I did comment on how unkempt and dirty the lobby was to the front desk and that I hoped that our room would be clean. We then left for a few hours to walk around and eat. Impression of the immediate surrounding area wasn’t any better. You’re right by the beautiful and historic Olde Pink House and Reynolds Square and the streets are filthy, covered in cigarette butts and litter, and the park immediately across the street is filled with people from the homeless shelter right down the block. They were all very respectful, however this was unexpected. Upon return the lobby had been cleaned at least and we were shown to our room. Our luggage had been stored and when brought back, there was a large yellow stain on my suitcase. The walls in the mezzanine are yellow so I have zero clue if storage does and if so, how this stain appeared that looks like the paint. We stayed in one of the two balcony rooms that overlook the park. The room next to us had the door wide open and fans running to air out what I can only assume was the extreme mustiness that greeted us in our completely run down room, with old disgusting carpet I would never walk on in bare feet; the most uncomfortable squeaky bed with a huge dip in the middle, pillows that felt like they were stuffed with peas, and bedding that while clean, was pilled and also ancient in appearance. It only gets worse from there with the poorly lit bathroom that you can’t see to do your makeup; a toilet that when you flush it you could get sucked down into it and if you don’t close it before you flush, you’ll get all sprayed with whatever you just put into it; ancient paint that looks like it has veins growing under it and is bubbled and marred; the most uncomfortable towels that aren’t soft; a floor I again didn’t want to walk on in bare feet; and a shower/tub combo that fills with water as you shower and again looks dirty, but is just so old there’s no way to scrub the dinginess out of it. The ‘balcony’ is shared and had two small iron tables with chairs and was covered in old bird poop. Again, you overlook the square instead of the loud parking garage on this side, but the view of the square isn’t as expected, plus the patio door sticks; doesn’t seem secure when locked; and the windows ar