Find hotels near Fort Pulaski National Monument, Savannah from ₩123,078

"Secure parking"

"Rooms are nicely updated and decorated. The property is your standard motel and a little rough around the edges. Staff is very nice and communicates thoroughly. The location is great. Our only complaint was that our room had no interior deadbolt or security latch."

"Very clean and comfortable room. Staff was extremely friendly, kind and helpful. We were greeted happily by the employees and given suggestions on things to do and places to eat in the area. Not much of a breakfast selection, but I was ok with it. Coffee was Great! Enjoyed our time there a lot and will definitely stay with them again on future visits. "

"Free parking was a big plus with parking on TI costing $48 per day. Only a few blocks from the beach and a short drive to Savannah, this was a great location."

"Water pressure is not that good on the 4th floor. Bring pillows because theirs are cheap. Rooms are overpriced for a one night stay. 400.00 for a beach view and you have to look over the public parking lot. The view is nice but way overpriced considering. "

"Although the room was clean it had limited things like silverware etc. The room had peeling paint etc. Bathroom was tiny. View of ocean was obstructed "

"I liked the court yard, I liked the location. I wish we had a grill for cooking out. Parking was tight. But all I'm all. I was good, clean, and adiquit."

"Very dated and not enough parking "

"The porch and outdoor furniture were noticeably unclean. The yard looked like it hadn’t been swept in several days, and the seating areas were dirty. Breakfast was another issue, which was especially disappointing considering this was a bed‑and‑breakfast and I stayed for two days. On the first morning, I went to check on breakfast around 9:25 a.m. and was told it was served at 9. There was no indication that I needed to be there exactly at 9 a.m. or that breakfast would not be available afterward. The man at the door questioned me abruptly — “You staying here? Which room you staying in?” — which made me uncomfortable. A barefoot woman, who I assume also worked there, added, “Sorry, no breakfast, you should have come at 9,” even though it wasn’t even 9:30 yet. The next day, I didn’t return for breakfast. As I was leaving, I saw the same man. He looked at me and said, “You miss breakfast again,” almost as if he was taunting me. I smiled and walked away. He then asked, “You’re leaving?” I nodded, and he replied, “Come back again. Hope you enjoyed your stay.”The entire experience left me disappointed."