Beautiful historic building, located right in the center of Savannah’s historic district. Very clean room, spacious shower and very comfortable beds. Beautiful room. Room had a fridge and a safe.

Having a trash can inside the bathroom would be nice. On the first day, breakfast could have been better - the staff wasn’t very attentive, didn’t clean the table we sat at (we had to push the dirty plates aside and eat on an uncleaned table). Even though we arrived at 08:30am, there wasn’t much breakfast left and it wasn’t filled up. Breakfast on the second day was excellent. Not being able to control the room temperature yourself is a bit odd (you have to call the staff for them to adjust it). External area could be taken care off a bit better (dead plants, bit messy etc).

I loved everything about this property! It was beautiful, very clean, quiet and I felt safe. I did have an issue at first with the fan in the room and temperature being very hot to where I was sweating in my sleep, but around 1:30AM a friendly ghost woke me up and made me realize my fan was spinning in the wrong direction (for winter to keep rooms warm) so I quickly switched it over and slept very comfortably after that with the room being very nice and cool :). Staff was very friendly, parking wasn't that bad of a walk from the hotel and I will gladly be back to stay here again without hesitation.

I loved everything!

Made to order lattes for breakfast, Lavendar Lemonade with a "kick" for the afternoon and champagne toasts each evening feels luxurious and that's exactly what The Bellweather is, luxurious. We stayed in one of the honeymoon rooms/suites with a claw foot tub and kind size bed. It was everything I imagined and more. I loved chatting with Jocelyn who was "guest-managing" for a few weeks. She and Emily were incredibly kind, friendly and had great recommendations for food and fun.

I don't think there was anything we didn't like. Really, we have a wonderful time.

Thoughtful with the ambience. Curated menu. Which tasted divine! Everything. The comfiest bed, linens, pillows. All the hot water! I took a long shower and let the big bathtub fill up at the same time. Water was great. The staff!!!!...was the best. Charming, approachable, kind, and seemed to really engaging as little or as much as you wanted. The dining area was intimate and the living room has a great view.

We could hear our upstairs neighbors every move. And they seemed to move furniture around and drop stuff all night. Parking was not ideal bc the lot is not directly next door. Not a big deal at all once you knew where to park to st least bring in your belongings.

The Bellwether is an amazing old inn. It's very comfortable, great staff, the front porch is so nice to sit and have a glass of wine or cup of coffee. I love the bed. The sheets are the softest I've ever slept in. Bathroom is remodeled and very nice.

The room I stayed in was in the basement like area. I didn't feel comfortable had there been a fire, no regress window. They had a fan going to help with moisture - it's really humid in Savannah, but it was so loud I had to turn it off. The rooms in the back basement are are just not as nice.

The breakfast was exactly the same each day ( four days ) . It is not what we were expecting when we reserved the room. It seems the inn was in a period of transition ... some of the advertised amenities were not available. We liked the location. The bed was very comfortable and the room was very quiet.

There was a feeling of disconnect ... many different "hosts" ... no gym facility as advertised ... no alcohol available for the afternoon happy hour ...( not a big deal, but it was advertised )

This was the nicest Inn I’ve have ever stayed at, and I’ve stayed at many! The location is about a mile from the waterfront, but it allowed us to take in so much more of historic Savannah. The homes, parks and tree lined streets are breathtaking. The Inn offers an abundance of extras, like “to-die-for” breakfasts, afternoon tea, evening champagne, outdoor seating and fire pits and exceptional service. The room was clean and comfortable, with daily housekeeping. You will not regret choosing this Inn.

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The facility is lovely, in a beautiful part of the historic district, and a short walk to everything. The breakfast was delicious, and there was afternoon tea every day, champagne at 6, and chocolate chip cookies before bed. The front porch was comfortable to sit and read while sipping lemonade and gazing at the tree-lined street. The back patio was also pleasant. The staff were lovely, friendly, and accommodating. Our stay was absolutely wonderful.

The room was a little small, although the bathroom was enormous. Our Wi-Fi connection was unreliable.

Beautiful property in the most amazing location. The room was perfect, lovely comfy bed and great shower with perfect amenities- really appreciated the straighteners after forgetting my adapter. The breakfasts were amazing too. All staff were really friendly. The room we stayed in was very big and quiet-couldn’t hear a sound from other rooms or outside. Perfect stay.

The only small negative would be that there were no tea/coffee facilities in the room. I would have liked to make a quick drink when I wake up but not the end of the world.

I loved the location, parking wasn’t ideal…but it was safe. The lot was tight and there were workers cutting down branches around the area.

There were no substitute chefs that could cook for dinner. The room was smaller than it was depicted in the photos. If I’d have known that, I’d have gone for a larger room. The balcony is also slanted which felt a bit unsafe for sitting. The price for the value seems a little high. The room was $500+ for one night, even though it comes with free breakfast and coffee…it’s hard to see the value for the size of the room. If anything, I think the price reflects the location and nothing else. The staff was amazing. Victoria Hill is knowledgeable and friendly.