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Where to stay in Savannah: Best areas for travelers

• Historic Downtown Savannah: Forsyth Park is just one of the reasons wanderers love this end of town. From big attractions to food and culture, this neighborhood is one of the best places to really experience Savannah. Stay at the Great Historic District Location, The DeSoto or the Mansion on Forsyth Park, Autograph Collection. Then, get going and see what else this top neighborhood has to offer.

• Historic District - North: Take a step back in time as you explore Ellis Square. If you're eager to delve into more history, take a look around Washington Square too. The Marshall House,Historic Inns of Savannah Collection, the Planters Inn on Reynolds Square and the Perry Lane Hotel, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Savannah are a few places to consider in the area.

• Midtown: This neighborhood's unique character is what makes visitors return time and again. The Sunny Apartment in Starland District and the Huge 5 bedroom 5 bath Home in Savannah are two hotel options to check out here.

Savannah Vacations

The Spanish moss serves as a veil, seemingly protecting the city’s charm from the influence of time. The pace of life seems to tick a few beats slower than the outside world, without a whisper of complaint. Preferred modes of transportation are bicycles and walking shoes. Fast-food is a foreign word, tradition is trendy, and classic is cool. Welcome to Georgia's oldest city—Savannah—where the past visibly dances with the present. Whether you learn a chilling lesson about local lore on a ghost tour, ride the quaint trolley through historic neighborhoods, or marvel at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in LaFayette Square, you'll be awed and inspired by Savanna's story. There are amazing surprises at every turn, from the beautiful fountain at Forsyth Park to the bustling campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design. Start your search for exciting Savannah vacation packages with Travelocity today. By bundling your travel and accommodations for your vacation in Savannah, you’ll save enough money to buy a souvenir from every attraction you visit…or you could treat yourself to some of the South’s best cuisine. Who needs another T-shirt, anyway, right?

Savannah Hotels

Finding the right hotel can make all the difference for your stay in America’s Most Haunted City. Here are some of our favorite hotels in the area, whether you are coming for a romantic vacation in Savannah, a family adventure by the coast, or a ghost tour of the South:

• Cotton Sail Hotel– A full-service boutique hotel along Savannah’s historic riverfront, the Cotton Sail offers distinctive charm and impeccable service. Exposed brick walls, reclaimed hardwood floors, and French balcony doors highlight the guestroom décor, while a sunset cocktail on the rooftop lounge can add the perfect punctuation to a sublime Savannah day.
• B Historic Savannah– Understated elegance and sleek modernity define this completely contemporary boutique hotel in the midst of historic tranquility. After a long day exploring the Victorian homes in the neighborhood, unwind by the lobby fireplace, enjoy a meal at Kitchen 320, then retire to your sleek guestroom for a restful night’s slumber.
• River Street Inn– This once cotton warehouse is now home to one of Savannah’s most prestigious hotels. Located at the edge of the Landmark District, the River Street Inn preserves the charm of yesteryear with the help of antique décor, a complementary afternoon wine and hors d’oeuvres happy hour, and homemade chocolate evening treat. Those traditional touches are coupled with modern amenities and an over-the-top customer experience.
• Hotel Tybee– Since the late 1800s, the Hotel Tybee as served as an oceanfront retreat for distinguishing travelers looking to be pampered with attentive service and upscale amenities. The beach grass-capped sand dunes are the only thing between you and the sandy serenity of the Atlantic shore. Spend the day under the sun, then watch the fireflies twinkle like so many stars in the Savannah nightline sky.

Major Attractions

Did you know numerous Savannah hotels are local landmarks? You can also visit the graves of famous Southerners at Bonaventure Cemetery, shop at City Market, and take in a show at Lucas Theatre on your trip to Savannah. Make a point of relaxing at the original public squares in town, notably Ellis Square, Johnson Square (the first), Telfair Square, and Wright Square. If you're into architecture, explore the Owens-Thomas House and Museum and Andrew Low House; the Jepson Center for the Arts is quite exceptional as well. To relax, partake in a cruise along the Savannah River, and wine and dine on River Street afterward. Don't forget to take advantage of the "to go" cup at many Savannah drinking establishments, and enjoy craft beer or wine as you stroll through the city.

Festivals and Events

Make sure to check out the local events calendar while you are planning your Savannah vacation. Find a new favorite movie at the Savannah Film Festival in late October, cut a rug at the Savannah Music Festival in late March/early April, or be visually stunned by unique pieces at the Sidewalk Arts Festival in April. These events and others bring the city together all year-round.

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