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The President's Quarters

Fodor's Review:

You'll be impressed even before you enter this lovely inn, which has an exterior courtyard so beautiful and inviting it has become a popular wedding-reception spot. Each room in this classic Savannah inn, fashioned out of a pair of meticulously restored 1860s town houses, is named for an American president. Some rooms have four-poster beds, working fireplaces, and private balconies. Expect to be greeted with wine and fruit, and a complimentary afternoon tea will tempt you with sweet cakes. Turndown service includes a glass of port or sherry. There are also rooms in an adjacent town house. Breakfast is served in the adjoining 17 Hundred 90 restaurant. Room 204 is said to be haunted by a lady with a broken heart.

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