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“The parking attendants were very kind.”

“This is an absolutely fabulous property. The room was awesome, spa like bath, awesome breakfast and evening snacks, and our room came with private parking. Couldn’t ask for better location and stay. Abigail, the host, was super good and supported us in everything we needed. WE WILL USE THIS LOCATION AS OUR GO TO SPOT IN SAVANNAH!!”

“Very good overall stay.”

“everything ”

“The location of property was perfect in walking distance to historic area. Nice pool and pretty clean just a few things. Door handle to bathroom was removed and there was 3 of us and we always had to request towels only gave us 2. But would stau here again.”

“The full breakfast and afternoon happy hour made our stay here truly wonderful. (Wayne in particular was a stand out during happy hour!) A memorable visit to Savannah and The Marshall House was a big part of the reason why we enjoyed it so much. We had a balcony room and it was a unique experience to climb out and rock on those chairs overlooking Broughton Street. Can’t wait to go back!”

“Great location, very quaint inn, spacious rooms”

“Nice location near a large park. Older room and hotel. Close to the river and restaurants. Wine and cheese served at happy hour in the lobby. Parking is $35 and right next to the hotel.”

“Really beautiful and the staff, Kelly was really kind. Hope to stay there again. But the bed was too high and mat was a little bit firm.”

“The hotel definitely has a lot of charm and character, and the property itself is very cute and unique. However, the soundproofing was a major issue — I could clearly hear conversations and even someone talking on the phone in another room. The amenities also felt worn out, with cheap towels and areas that could really use upgrades and refreshing. Overall, it has potential and charm, but in my opinion it does not meet the standard of a true 4-star hotel.”

“There was water damage and water from rain while we were there. The front desk was unorganized and basically there were few if any amenities. It felt like a motel.”