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The Hip Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District hotel is located in the heart of Savannah's vibrant night life, eclectic eateries, trendy shopping district and just steps from famed River Street, bustling City Market and Historic Broughton Street. Come alive in our contemporary hotel that is comfortable for any Couple, Family or Group.
The hotel features were designed with you in mind. Complimentary wireless Internet throughout entire hotel, Great American Grill (breakfast buffet), Evening room service (lunch and dinner), Concierge desk (8am - 6pm), 24-hour Pavilion Pantry convenience mart, Pavilion Lounge, Complimentary 24-hour business center, Outdoor heated pool and whirlpool, Complimentary workout facility and Stay Fit Kits, Four state-of-the-art meeting rooms for groups of five to 130, Complimentary remote printing provided by PrinterOn, USA Today each weekday morning.
Our new hotel is where events and meetings are your place to shine. Leave the details to us. Meeting specialist with affordable pricing, Dedicated sales team focused on details, Intimate function rooms with state-of-the-art technology, On-site catering with high quality and varied menus to complement any budget.
The new hotel is easily accessible to Savannah, Georgia attractions. Below are just a few: One block from River Street, 1/2 block from City Market, 1/2 block from the First African Baptist Church, Three blocks from Paula Deen's Lady and Son's restaurant, Four blocks from the Telfair Museum of Art, Seven blocks from the Juliette Gordon Low birthplace, Seven blocks from the Roundhouse Railroad Museum, 10 blocks from the Andrew Low House, 15 miles from the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport.
Experience the new Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District in Savannah, Georgia.
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Location
Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District
321 West Bay Street, Savannah, GA
31401, United States
Hours
Reviews
4.1
1,776 reviews
5 stars
957
4 stars
415
3 stars
169
2 stars
98
1 star
137
What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Location
The hotel is praised for its excellent location, being within walking distance to downtown attractions and the historic district.
Cleanliness
While many guests found the hotel clean and well-kept, some reported issues with room cleanliness and unpleasant odors.
Staff Service
The staff received mixed reviews; while some guests highlighted friendly and helpful service, others experienced poor customer service and unhelpful front desk interactions.
Noise Levels
Noise from the street and other guests was a common complaint, with many suggesting that soundproofing could be improved.
Valet Parking
Valet parking was frequently criticized for being expensive and sometimes poorly managed, with guests suggesting alternative parking options.
- LSLinda SampsonNov 15, 20254.0We were in a suite on the 2nd floor corner. Liquor store across the street and a traffic light. Very noisy, thankfully I brought earplugs.
- MMMollyNov 13, 20251.0We booked a King bed for 1 night, a stop during a cross country road trip. We arrived around 9PM, reiterated at check-in we wanted a King, only to get up to the room and have a queen. Apparently they over booked and we were SOL.
- JYJessica YanOct 31, 20255.0I enjoyed my stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Savannah. Tiara went above and beyond to help me. I have a sleep condition and need a quiet room — although I originally booked a corner room thinking it would be quiet, she proactively helped me switch to a room she knew would be quieter. I slept very well with no issues. Thank you, Tiara, for your exceptional service!
- BBBrianOct 27, 20255.0I absolutely loved this hotel and I’m about as picky as they come. The valet team and hotel staff were among the best in the industry that I’ve experienced. The grounds and hotel are stunning and very “Savannah”. Cool vibes all throughout the hotel from the entrance to the lobby and seating area. The bar and coffee station, snack shop….all so cool and the snack shop sells some amazing local business stuff! My king balcony room was very spacious and comfortably set up. The bed was comfortable and the pillows, well those suck like most hotels. The water pressure in the shower was super amazing which makes for a refreshing shower experience. The work station, desk, lighting and chair were all proper and gave a comfortable work area. ** The hotel itself is not in the most desirable area however I’m not basing my rating off of that, my rating is solely based on the property itself and the staff.
- VBValerie BradyOct 27, 20251.0I’m highly upset I was quoted 160 for the military rate and wound up being charged 209 at checkout. This was first experience with Hilton hotels and it was recommended by other government employees for being the best. I usually stick to Wyndham brand because I’ve always had great experiences with them and I’m charged exactly what I’m quoted and everything is included. I had to pay for valet breakfast was not included and my room was the size of a shoebox. When I checked out and asked why I was charged an additional $40 on top of what I was quoted I was told it was all the taxes. Military/ Federal is not supposed to be charged taxes that’s the whole point of a military rate. This is not my first time using my government discount it was however my first time with Hilton and I will never go back and will not recommend them to anyone. I feel lied to and cheated
Frequently Asked Questions About Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District
What are the check-in and check-out times at Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District?
Check-in time is at 4:00 PM and check-out time is at 11:00 AM.
Does Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District allow pets?
Yes, both cats and dogs are welcome at the hotel.
What amenities and services does the Hilton Garden Inn offer?
The hotel offers accessible parking and elevator, 24-hour front desk, concierge services, valet parking, a bar, an outdoor heated pool and hot tub, a fitness center, self-service laundry, a convenience store, room service, and complimentary WiFi.
Is breakfast available at the Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District?
Yes, the hotel offers a breakfast buffet at the Great American Grill restaurant.
What eco-friendly or sustainability practices does the hotel follow?
The hotel has ISO14001 and ISO50001 certifications, participates in Hilton LightStay, uses compostable food containers and cutlery, has a food waste reduction program, employs energy conservation and efficient lighting, bans single-use plastic straws and styrofoam containers, and runs soap and toiletry donation programs as well as linen and towel reuse programs.
Are there meeting or conference facilities available at the hotel?
Yes, the Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District has four state-of-the-art meeting rooms that can accommodate groups from five up to 130 people, with on-site catering and dedicated sales and meeting specialists.
What nearby entertainment options are available to guests?
Nearby entertainment includes The Bay Street Theatre for theatre productions and concerts, Savannah Comedy Revue for comedy shows, Club One for nightlife including a gay bar and dance club, and CorkHouse Community for art galleries and studios.
Are there nearby dining options around Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District?
Yes, guests can enjoy nearby dining at Bay Cafe, The Whiskey - Savannah restaurant, Vinnie Van Go-Gos pizza restaurant, Five Oaks Taproom, and The Georgia Tasting Room wine bar.
What shopping opportunities are close to the Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District?
Nearby shopping options include Savannah's Candy Kitchen for sweets, Charleston Shoe Company for footwear and clothing, Silver Silk & Beads for jewelry and accessories, Bohemian Relics & Body Works for beauty and spa products, and Jere's Antiques for antiques and furniture.
Is the Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District conveniently located for local sightseeing?
Yes, the hotel is in the heart of Savannah’s vibrant historic district, just steps from River Street, City Market, Historic Broughton Street, First African Baptist Church, Paula Deen’s Lady and Son’s restaurant, Telfair Museum of Art, Juliette Gordon Low birthplace, Roundhouse Railroad Museum, and Andrew Low House.