Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah Historic District

Hotel is in a great location. We felt safe. Easy access to sight seeing but not right in the middle of it all. Was nice. We have a lager family and needed more places to dispose of trash. A tiny trash can in the bathroom was not cutting it. Maybe a bag or something would have been helpful. Take your bath towel to the pool. The hand towels provided were not helpful. Also, hotel had some weird hot climate areas. You could feel the difference walking from each spot in the hotel.

Staff and room were nice. The bed and pillows weren't very comfortable. I ended up sleeping in the chair. I didn't know I had to pay for parking $35 a night and there are limited spots. The whole area is paid parking $1-2/hr and limited nighttime parking areas. Seems like a party town. Not alot to do downtown with my grandson and kids.

Excellent location to walk around Savannah beautiful History District. Park your car in one of the two parking garages nearby then put away your key until the day you check out! Friendly staff eager to help you with information to enjoy your stay. Spacious clean room with outdoor pool, and decent free breakfast offerings. Great for families with children.

The welcome bags were a nice treat for us and the dogs. The pool was amazing. Breakfast was good! The bed was AMAZING! I slept like a baby. It was close to everything!!

Everything was great, but the air won’t go lower than 68 and it was actually 73-76 in our room. That is not comfortable for us. I also don’t know how the room was cleaned. There were still a few items left over from the previous guests and the floors had not been vacuumed. I also don’t like paying $35 to park and not being able to park onsite. Overall, it was a good stay for our family. The room was spacious and the beds were comfortable. I would stay here again.

Fantastic Hotel!! Very clean, very family oriented. Stayed here for 2 days with 5 children from 8 months to 14 years old, walked everywhere, pool was great and very enjoyable for kids. Breakfast was amazing, so many choices and so much better than trying to figure out where to get food for everyone. River street is not as nice and safe like it use to be, there are now some of the crazies as I call them roaming around and trying to talk to our children, do we started avoiding it

Upon check in we weren't able to take our grandchildren to the pool because they said it was closed for maintenance. When it opened an hour or so after check in we no sooner got in when a man approached us and said the pool maintenance staff said the chlorine levels were too high and we had to get out. No swimming that day. The back door which required key entry didn't work the entire stay. They said they were aware of the issue. Our ceiling leaked when it rained by the window over the ac unit. The maintenance man told us he'd have to speak with his supervisor, but no one ever got back to us. We were there 2 days and no maid service. Location was a short walk to the River, but there was construction on the walk and the side walks had many filled puddles from the rain. Not their fault, but inconvenient. Nice sized room, too bad the property wasn't better maintained.

Great hotel near everything in Savannah. Walking distance to the Riverwalk, parks, shopping, and restaurants. Love the atmosphere of the hotel, great breakfast, and had coffee and tea available at the lobby at all time, even had cookies and lemonade in the lobby in the afternoons. Did have to pay $30/night for parking but had in and out access all day. Often times the parking lot at the hotel is full and you will have to park at the parking deck of the Embassy Hotel next door and walk over. The room was clean and had everything we needed. We were there as a family for vacation.

Had a handicap shower with a chair. Only problems were could not switch water flow from above to hand held. They both stayed on . Also lile was a bit slippery. Could use skid spots.

Om my way to Florida from Maryland (one night, July 24) and back (one night, July 30) I booked lodging in Savannah for 5 people: three adults and two children 12 and 11 years old. The first stay (in Embass (y Suites) was ok: two roomes witth 3 beds, as I requested. However, the second stay )in Hampton} was terrible, even it was more expensive than the first one. The staff gave me a small room with just two beds. I (80 years old person) had to sleep on the floor without a matress. The staff say they have no rooms for 5 people and any complains must be addressed to Expedia. nother point, also dissapointing, thete was no internet connection in both Embassy Suires and Hampton. They say that stable internet is availble only for Hilton Honors.