Savannah Hotels with Swimming Pools

Surrounded by live oak trees draped in Spanish moss and the indigenous allure of antebellum architecture, Perry Lane Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Savannah is an oasis where both locals and travelers thrive. Take one of our bicycles for a ride down the cobblestone streets of Savannah and explore historic destinations such as Forsyth Park, Jepson Center for the Arts and Chippewa Square. Paying homage to our Georgia roots, we flaunt an eclectic aesthetic infused with a curated collection of local artwork, modern amenities and timeless luxury. A replenishing cookie jar, sumptuous bedding, expansive windows and Smart TVs in our boutique rooms foster an inviting atmosphere, welcoming you to an honest escape. From a buzzing rooftop pool to a cozy library, our hotel hums with a captivating ambiance. Whether you're savoring the slow pace of Southern living or joining the vivacious revelry of River Street, Perry Lane Hotel, a Luxury Collection, Savannah is the perfect focal point for your adventure.

I booked this hotel through Amex fine hotels and resorts and have always had fantastic stays when booked through them. Unfortunately, that’s not been the case here at Hotel Bardo. Let it be known, I’ve NEVER written a poor review, even if the experience hasn’t been great but for this being a fine hotel and resort and it not being cheap I want to urge others to stay elsewhere when booking through Amex. When we arrived our room wasn’t ready, one of the perks of fine hotels and resorts is an early check in and room upgrade, neither of which we received. No problem, understand this isn’t guaranteed. But when I inquired about it with the woman at the front desk it was not met with a pleasant attitude. When we did receive our room keys we weren’t given any of the details of our fine hotel and resort stay like in other hotels. I had no idea what the breakfast rules were as well as the hotel credit we would be receiving. I wound up asking the front desk employee later because the same woman wasn’t helpful. For dinner we hoped to take advantage of the house car to take us to river street. I booked through the front desk for 7:10. After waiting, inquiring 2 times, and sitting outside for over 40 minutes we wound up booking an Uber. I never heard from the driver and that was it. When we got back from River Street there was a concert going on across the street (our room faces it). It was INCREDIBLY loud. I called the front desk to ask when it would be ending, since it was 10pm at this point. She informed me she wasn’t sure the ending time and would call me back. 20 minutes later she called to let me know it wouldn’t end until 11pm. Needless to say there was zero sleeping until that ended. For breakfast, which $60 is covered from Amex, I ordered 2 entrees and specifically said we didn’t want bottled water but would love 2 glasses to use at the water station. We were brought 2 $9 bottled waters, when I inquired about them I was told I ordered them and I specifically explained I asked for glasses. On top of that there was a 25% gratuity charged. I’m happy to tip, I always tip well, but to be charged 25% when the order isn’t even correct is crazy. I’m currently sitting in our room waiting for my revised check to be delivered, which at this point I doubt I’ll ever see. I’m a single mom that brought my kids to Savannah for my 40th birthday and this was truly supposed to be a special treat for all of us and instead it’s been met with incredibly poor customer service and a sub par experience. I highly recommend the Thompson in Savannah, I wish we would’ve stayed there again.

Globalist. Got the suite upgrade, which was great. Breakfast had stellar options, including blueberry bourbon pancakes and chicken and waffles. Pool area is relaxing, gym is on the smaller side, but has everything you'd need (including a Peloton, yay!). Valet parking only, but comp'd for Globalists. Service was impeccable, with special kudos to Front Desk Manager Ebony. The location of this hotel is what makes it the must-stay spot. You're right on Ellis Square, so central to everything. Highly recommend while staying in Savannah.

Perfect spot to rest your head after spending the day in the historic district- it’s quiet, clean and beautiful. A quick walk to the riverfront and a fantastic view of the ships coming through on the river.

Love this hotel directly on River St with easy access to food, shops, and river. Have stayed here all 3 trips to Savannah and will continue when we come again. The customer service is great beginning with the valet and this carries all the way through to housekeeping. Love it. See you again soon

Step back in time to the historic row cottages of the 19th century at this Savannah Historic District hotel! Recreating the quaint ambiance of the workers cottage, the unique architecture of the property is unlike any hotel in Savannah. Your visit begins at the front desk in Charlton House, where you are warmly greeted in a homelike atmosphere. Outside, brick-lined paths meander gently through the garden to private cottages housing guest suites. Explore the serenity of the gazebo, fire pit and outdoor pool area. Cherish the look and feel of the historic architecture, while enjoying the modern comforts of home, including high definition LCD TV, free high-speed wireless Internet, and spacious studio, 1 or 2-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens. Enjoy the complimentary breakfast buffet in the morning. This Savannah, Georgia hotel is located steps from the Roundhouse Railroad Museum and Battlefield Memorial Park.

Eric (server) was super nice to my family - made our hotel breakfast extra special. The hotel is clean and the staff has all been very friendly. Parking is valet only - not many places around the hotel to park either. Nice are, everything is super close.

The service at the front desk was excellent: friendly, polite and helpful. The rooms were better than expected. Quiet. Comfortable beds. Clean. The parking lot was on multiple levels attached to the hotel. So if you are living on the 5th floor then you could park on the 5th floor and use your room key to enter the hotel on the 5th floor. The location was ok, but not really close to any of the main attractions of Savannah. You will need to drive around 15-20 minutes to go to the main areas.

The Brice was a great home base for a few days of exploring Savannah! It’s well-located and walkable to a lot of historic sites, steps from the riverfront, and offers spacious and comfortable rooms. The restaurant is great for both breakfast and dinner, and there was even a pet adoption event while we the there - so worth buying a ticket! The pool area is small but serene, and yes, as others have noted, there can be a bit of a musty smell, but that’s just hotels and buildings in Savannah. Ultimately what made this experience so great was the staff - they were so accommodating, friendly, and helpful. Would definitely stay again!

Very nice property overlooking the river with a great location. Converted factory and rooms are spacious and clean. Check in was convenient. Breakfast was good but limited options which we were fine with. Rooftop bar is very cool and comfortable. We had Cat as a server twice during our stay and she was awesome. Management communication is not great. Gave us two vouchers when we checked in and said we could use them anywhere. One of the vouchers had a past date on it that they acknowledged was an error when we went to use it. Then servers told us that vouchers were only good in lobby bar and that was a change they made, but front desk hadn’t adjusted messaging. Props to restaurant and bar that they honored them.