Fodor's Expert Review Planters Inn
29 Abercorn St., Savannah, Georgia, 31401, USA
A Savannah landmark, the Planters Inn makes sure its guests mix and mingle—the evening wine-and-cheese reception is a house party where the concierge introduces fellow guests, a good cross-section of leisure and business travelers, many of whom are repeats. Built in 1812, the hotel's lobby retains the regal tone of a bygone golden age, with classical music adding to the ambience, and guest rooms are decorated with fine fabrics and Baker furnishings (a 1920s design named for the Dutch immigrant cabinetmaker); the best rooms overlook Reynolds Square and some have working fireplaces. Continental breakfast is delivered to your room. Guests are asked (with a wink) not to disturb the friendly ghost who reputedly inhabits the hotel.
PROS
- Management and staff truly make you feel at home
- Great architectural details in the lobby
- Convenient location near the Olde Pink House, where the kitchen provides for room service
CONS
- Decor and bathrooms could benefit from an update
- Breakfast could be improved
- Smaller rooms due to historic nature
HOTEL INFO
HOTEL DETAILS
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted, Free Breakfast