Amethyst Garden

Excellent. Amazing Victorian era home impeccably appointed. Very nice location, not quite in deep historic district but close enough, but also close to mall, airport etc. My daughter and I stayed in Hydrangea room which was perfect for us, but needs a better description than provided. Many families might be inconvenienced. The price of this room reflects its unique and problematic layout which for us was a bonus as otherwise we would have to purchase the use of two rooms whereas the price is only slightly more than for one room. The entry is into the main bedroom, which then progresses to bathroom and then to second bedroom. There is not a full wall between the second bedroom and d the bathroom, so sounds from bathroom can be easily heard Owners made an effort to mitigate this by enclosing the toilet with a door and shower area also has a door. However for the person in the second bedroom to exit the suite, they have to go through the bathroom and through the Master suite. Since it was only my daughter and myself, we worked out a signaling system when we were in the bathroom. She stays put at night so not an issue for her to stay in second bedroom but if she wanted to go out at night, she would have had to knock on Master bedroom door and then travel through it to the exit. This suite has no TV which again, works for us but might not for everyone. The breakfast was good and always fun to share breakfast with fellow travelers, night time snacks a bit weak but Savannah is a city of treats and great food so a great breakfast is only two blocks away again if that is an issue for you. It wasn’t for us.

We loved everything about this place! Chemise was so friendly and full of stories. She is an amazing cook and we thoroughly enjoyed her breakfasts. Our room was romantic and the house was close enough to walk to everything. Would recommend to everyone!

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our long weekend at the Amethyst Garden Inn. With a rental car, we had to decide between paying to park at a hotel along River Street or the B & B in the historic district. Being walkers, I am glad we chose the Inn! If you are looking for quiet and quaint and enjoy getting to know the city by tramping through it, stay here. Though it was full, we always found a parking spot in their lot and it is so great to have the run of the house in the evening after returning after a long day. Multiple outdoor spaces allow for time to reflect and decompress from your day. The breakfast and hospitality by Chemise was fantastic. The bed was very comfortable and the pillows were great. We stayed in the Rose Room (one of the smaller rooms) but we were perfectly comfortable as we don't spend much time in our room and everyone staying in the house allowed peeks into each other's rooms (what fun!). Our flight out wasn't until evening and we were allowed to leave our car even after checking out. Not one bad thing to say about our stay!

The Amethyst Garden Inn was absolutely beautiful. We parked and walked almost everywhere in Downtown Savannah. Chemise made some wonderful breakfasts for us and was a tremendous host. Would definitely stay here again.

This place was magical. Everything about it was top-notch. Charming? Check. Welcoming? Check. Clean? Check. Fun? Check. It was like living in a Hallmark movie for a weekend. Chemise, the hostess of the manor was amazing. She’s been there many years and knows all the 411 on the area and the home. Perfect location. Perfect everything. A rare find.

My boyfriend and I booked a last minute reservation in April. We were lucky enough to find a room (Geranium Room) available at the Amethyst Garden Inn. Although the only room on the first floor, the room was quiet and lovely. The food and staff were excellent, as well as the location. There’s a lovely outdoor sitting area both on the side of the Inn and on the back porch, along with a garden sitting area. If heading to Savannah, this should be where you rest your head at night. Loved it!

Ever wondered what it was like to live in a stately Victorian home in Savannah ? This your chance to experience dining and sleeping as family member or a guest. Let’s talk about food first . Breakfast every morning was cooked right in the kitchen with different dishes each day with fresh fruit and yogurt offered. Coffee and tea were always available in the dining room. Our hostess Chemise was responsive to our needs and talked to everyone at breakfast . She had great recommendations for places to see and where to eat. Whe she wasn’t in the building at night , she was instantly responsive on the phone and via text. We stayed in the Begonia Room on the lowest floor , so it was easy to get in and out of the building. Old homes have a lot of stairs . My tip : Check the room you want to book ahead of time. Don’t be afraid to call or email and ask Chemise questions about the layout. Seriously , she wrote paper in college about Amethyst Garden and you can read it in the front room. She knows and loves this house and it shows. I loved the high bed and mattress. We were glad there was a step stand to use. It made us feel like royalty. The linens were soft and fresh, the bed was perfect . The wi-fi was spotty and it only mattered one night when we wanted to watch a baseball game. I loved that our room had no TV . I’m on vacation and really wanted to disconnect from the world. When you are on your feet all day touring, you need a comfy , cozy place to rest. This is the place, right in the historic district.

We couldn’t resist this property from the first time we saw the pictures. It was exactly as described and we felt like we were living 200+ years ago but with modern conveniences. It was so charming and we loved our stay. The breakfast and afternoon nibbles were so delicious, hats off to the chef!! Very conveniently located and we would definitely come back!

Beautiful, clean, welcoming, excellent breakfast and a helpful hostess. The old-fashioned rooms were comfortable, the nights were silent and restful. The hoetel has its own parking spots. The place is in the middle of historic Savannah. Touristic Savannah is reachable on foot.