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Downtown Condo - Cathedral Views & Southern Charm!
Experience the charm of historic Savannah from this stylish 1BR, 1.5BA condo in the heart of downtown! Modern interior, a full kitchen with dining, and a cozy pull-out sofa ensure comfort. The condo overlooks a picturesque live oak-lined street, immersing you in Savannah's beauty. Located in the heart of everything, enjoy spacious living, convenient parking in a nearby garage, and easy walks to the city's attractions! Your ideal retreat awaits, where history meets contemporary luxury! SVR 02732
Grand Parlor on Historic Jones
Sun filled Parlor in an elegant mansion dating back to 1850. A true gem on Jones Street, referred to as "one of the most beautiful streets in the U.S". Soaring high ceilings, marble fireplaces, floor to ceiling windows looking out to a historic cobblestone street. Walking distance to all downtown has to offer, quiet and peaceful. Very lar tv with premium cable. New king bed. Laundry room with washer and dryer. Perfect to "work from home" with comfortable desk, high speed wifi. No pets. SVR-02203
Sweeping Riverfront Views - Honeymooner's Hideaway
Escape to our romantic riverfront condo on the top floor of a historic 1857 building! Perfect for couples, this 1BR/1BA retreat features original heart pine floors, a spacious living room with a pull-out twin sofa bed, and a fully stocked kitchen with counter seating. Enjoy modern amenities including fast WiFi, in-unit laundry, and a parking pass for a nearby garage! With refined design and an unbeatable central location, you'll be in the heart of everything historic Savannah offers! SVR-02996
Access to Tranquil Balcony on Oglethorpe Square
Quiet Historic Savannah Condo in the heart of downtown. Our condo is on beautiful Oglethorpe Square and is with in walking distance of parks, boutiques, amazing restaurants, art galleries, culture and all kinds of attractions. This private condo is on the second floor, has one bedroom, full one bathroom, cozy living room space with pull out sofa, appointed kitchen, and laundry facilities in the building. This condo has a shared balcony and is perfect for relaxing after a day of adventures.
Refined Downtown Savannah Luxury Condo With A View
This luxury condo decorated in a classic, clean style is in the HEART of downtown. Wall to wall windows show off stunning views of this Southern city! The space boasts two large bedrooms, both with en suite bathrooms, a spacious open concept living, dining, kitchen area, and all of the modern amenities you could ever need! Even comes with a private parking space in the parking garage located directly behind the building! Steps from all that historic downtown Savannah has to offer! SVR 02182
The Garden Studio at Half Moon House
Nestled in Savannah’s historic Streetcar District, The Garden Studio at Half Moon House is a private retreat within the city, blending funky, mid-century modern style with a rustic cabin feel. This open-concept space features a kitchenette w/ essentials, an extra-long clawfoot tub w/ hand shower, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a peaceful garden. Set in the historic carriage house behind a 1914 colonial revival home, it’s just minutes from Forsyth Park, Starland, and top restaurants.
Private Dock | FREE Golf Cart | Kayaks | Bikes
Welcome to Siren & Seafarer Cottage! Immerse yourself in all that Tybee Island offers with your own FREE GOLF CART, BIKES, & KAYAKS. Pamper yourself with this luxurious getaway and nature-lover's paradise. Relax on your PRIVATE DOCK on a cozy swing bed while surrounded by panoramic views of the tidal creek. Nestled amongst enchanting live oaks and marsh-side scenery, you'll soon discover something inherently romantic about this Tybee Island cottage, just 25 minutes to downtown Savannah.
Downtown Riverfront Condo With Industrial Accents
Watch wall-mounted TV in either of the bedrooms before breakfast in a kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Latter-day luxuries like these blend with soaring ceilings, old gray-brick walls, and original artifacts in a building circa 1840. Take the Factor's Walk to find out more about this and other old-time city landmarks in this downtown historic district setting. Jog alongside the majestic Savannah River and stroll the cobbles of River Street below to cafes and restaurants. SVR-01588
Romantic Canopy Suite • 2 Min Walk to Forsyth park
Stay directly on Forsyth Park — not “near” it, but truly steps away. Walk out the door, cross the street, and you’re instantly in the Fragrant Garden, with the iconic Forsyth Fountain just one block beyond. Circa 1898, this romantic Victorian studio features 12-foot ceilings, beautiful heart pine floors, and a king canopy bed (Tuft & Needle) designed for dreamy Savannah evenings. Enjoy blackout curtains, a full bath with tub/shower, a cozy full kitchen, and a small futon for a third guest
Historic Apt near river street and Broughton
Step into a time capsule as you enter our historic apartment, where every corner tells a story. Cathedral ceilings adorned with original repurposed wood, period windows, doors, and a siding facade reminiscent of a bygone era make this space a craftsman's dream. Immerse yourself in the architectural wonder of pre-US Civil War Savannah. While history surrounds you, we've ensured your stay is nothing short of luxurious, comfortable, and modern. Stay Here! You will not want to leave!
Boho Bungalow - South Historic District
Welcome to our exquisite boho bungalow, nestled in the heart of Savannah, GA, just a leisurely stroll from the picturesque Forsyth Park. This enchanting retreat seamlessly blends the rich history of its original 1800s architecture with the finest modern amenities. Our home invites you to indulge in the private outdoor oasis. Enjoy the tranquility of tropical plants, a charming stone bench, a cozy firepit, and a well-appointed grill, creating an ambiance that exudes relaxation.
Carriage House - House on Taylor Square
Located above a charming vintage bookstore, this apartment in the heart of the Historic Landmark district at Abercorn and Jones Street is the perfect getaway. Walk easily to the city's best restaurants and all of downtown Savannah's attractions. Recently renovated, enjoy the large, all-marble bathroom, rainfall shower stocked with luxurious Aesop soaps, soft Egyptian cotton bed linens, fully equipped kitchen, and full-size laundry machines. Explore Savannah like a local!
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Crawford Quarters Near Downtown Savannah
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When is the best time to visit Savannah?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Savannah?
Historic downtown has charming squares and is often suggested for those interested in architecture, walking tours, or dining. Midtown and the Victorian District are known for leafy streets and unique homes, while areas near Forsyth Park often attract guests seeking outdoor spaces.
What are the best things to do in Savannah with kids?
Kids often enjoy exploring Forsyth Park’s playground, hands-on exhibits at local museums, and riding the riverfront trolley. The Savannah Children’s Museum combines outdoor play and learning, and nearby beaches offer opportunities to explore coastal habitats.
What are some of the best things to do in Savannah?
Wander cobblestone streets lined with historic buildings, explore City Market’s art spaces, and stroll the oak-shaded squares. The riverfront is known for local shops and scenic walks, while many visitors join tours to learn about the area’s layered history.
How is the weather in Savannah?
Savannah has mild winters, with January temperatures near 40–61°F (4–16°C), and summers that are warm and humid, reaching up to 92°F (34°C) in July. Rains are more frequent from late spring through summer, so light layers and a rain jacket are useful.
What are the best places to visit in Savannah?
Forsyth Park is known for its shaded paths, while the historic district has squares surrounded by significant architecture. The riverfront features local shops and art galleries, and Bonaventure Cemetery is frequently suggested for those interested in history and sculpture.
What are some hiking trails in Savannah?
Savannah has urban walking trails through Forsyth Park and the Botanical Garden, as well as nature paths in the nearby Oatland Island Wildlife Center. For those seeking a mix of boardwalks and wetlands, Skidaway Island State Park is often suggested.
What are some family activities we can do in Savannah?
Families frequently explore the Savannah Children’s Museum, interactive spaces at the Georgia State Railroad Museum, and parks with picnic spots. The riverfront area also has shops and local treats that appeal to a range of ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Savannah?
Visitors often explore Tybee Island’s beaches and lighthouse, as well as nature preserves and salt marshes around the area. Nearby historic towns, wildlife refuges, and coastal parks are also popular for day excursions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Savannah?
Savannah has a range of pet-friendly stays, especially around downtown, the Victorian District, and near Forsyth Park. Many local parks and outdoor cafes welcome guests traveling with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Savannah?
Wear comfortable shoes for exploring brick streets, and during the warmer months, lightweight clothing and sunscreen are useful. Locals often take breaks in shaded squares or cafes during the afternoon heat.
What is Savannah known for?
Savannah is known for its tree-lined historic squares, a riverfront with old cotton warehouses, and cultural sites reflecting layered histories, including the era of enslavement. The city is also recognized for its lively art scene and traditional Lowcountry cuisine.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Savannah?
Explore art galleries tucked away in the Starland District, small bookshops in the Victorian area, or local markets. The Pin Point Heritage Museum, set in a former oyster factory, gives insight into the area’s Gullah-Geechee community.
What are the best foods to try in Savannah?
Savannah is known for she-crab soup, shrimp and grits, and Lowcountry boils. Many restaurants also serve pecan pralines, fried green tomatoes, and dishes featuring local seafood.
What should I bring for a trip to Savannah?
Pack comfortable shoes for exploring, light layers for changing temperatures, and a rain jacket or umbrella during spring and summer. Sunscreen and insect repellent are helpful for time outdoors, especially in parks and near waterways.
What is the nightlife in Savannah like?
Nightlife in Savannah includes live music venues, rooftop bars, and cozy pubs around downtown and the riverfront. The city’s open-container policy allows many to enjoy evenings strolling its historic squares.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Savannah?
Savannah hosts a spring music festival, a widely attended St. Patrick’s Day parade, and film and food events throughout the year. Late spring and autumn often feature art and cultural celebrations in public squares and along the riverfront.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Savannah?
Many vacation rentals in Savannah are described as family friendly, with extra space and amenities in neighborhoods such as the Historic District, Midtown, and near Forsyth Park. Filters on booking platforms can help highlight homes suitable for families.
When is the best time to visit Savannah?
Late spring and autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and the city’s seasonal events. During these months, temperatures typically range between 55–79°F (13–26°C), and the weather is usually pleasant for walking and outdoor sightseeing.
All about Savannah
Located on the Savannah River 20 miles from the Atlantic coast, the oldest city in Georgia has been a working seaport since 1744. Today it pulses with natural beauty and is an epicenter of the arts, home to theater companies, film screenings, live music venues, museum and art gallery exhibitions, and bespoke fashion shopping. Explore Savannah’s 22 town squares, from Orleans Square to Forsyth Park’s weekend farmers’ market, and check out the Gothic Revival architecture amid the subtropical gardens fragrant with tea olive trees and cooling mists from tinkling fountains.
Landmarks like Bonaventure Cemetery make this city a popular setting for films, and the spirited tales told in the moonlight under Spanish moss and magnolia trees sustain the rumors that Savannah is the most haunted city in the United States. Rooftop wine bars, tea rooms, and taverns offering family-style servings of shrimp and grits, fried green tomatoes, and pulled pork can be balanced with kayaking, golfing, and bird watching in nearby state parks and on rivers and barrier islands.
What are the top things to do in Savannah?
Tybee Island
For the best Lowcountry boil — the traditional Georgian stew combining seafood, sausage, corn, and potatoes — and an understanding of its origin, take a day trip to Tybee Island. Here you’ll be greeted by three miles of sandy beaches and many opportunities to sample the city’s popular dishes. Make a stop at Fort Pulaski National Monument to see where Union forces overcame the Confederates during the Civil War, or marvel at the oldest and tallest lighthouse in Georgia at the Tybee Island Light Station and Museum. You can even go on a fossil hunt for megalodon (shark) teeth along the shore.
City Market
Dating back to the 1700s, this open-air market is made up of restored warehouses covering four blocks of shops, restaurants, and art centers, most notably the American Prohibition Museum, which offers lessons on how the 1920s speakeasy life thrived under strict law. The museum even offers demonstrations on how to make classic cocktails.
The Waterfront
The cobblestone street that runs along the waterfront is composed of quartz, granite, and other stones brought as ballast on ships from Britain, Canada, France, and Spain. Wander the streets while sampling Savannah’s legendary praline candies and socializing along the river. From the Waterfront you can embark on boat trips offering movable feasts, including brunch and dinner, or take a sunset or moonlight cruise.
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