Planters Inn on Reynolds Square
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Info & Amenities
While there are many hotels in Savannah, none offer a better location than Planters Inn. For a romantic, storybook honeymoon, it's hard to top the Deluxe Fireplace Room or the Terrace Parkview Room.
Conveniently located near many historic and culturally significant points of interest, including the Telfair Museum of the Arts, Juliette Gordon Low House, River Street, and City Market, Planters Inn is ideal for a weekend of romance, a social event, or a business trip. Guests can also enjoy a complimentary evening reception, lobby refreshments and warm cookies served nightly, making their stay even more memorable.
Additional Savannah Safe Information:
Housekeeping limited to check outs | Valet service upon request only | Food and beverage services suspended | American Hotel and Lodging "Stay Safe" initiatives in place | Breakfast/lunch available at Henry's restaurant adjacent to the read of the hotel | Lunch/ Dinner/ Adult beverages available at Pink House restaurant adjacent to the hotel


Worth it
Loved this place! Bed was comfortable and the area is quiet. It's right next to Reynolds Square so that makes it even nicer. The staff was amazing! Kind and helpful people, and even offered ...
Planters Inn
Clean hotel. Traditional feel next to Reynolds Square and The Olde Pink House. Friendly staff. Easy check-in. Parking garage across the street (not complimentary). The hotel offers ...
Great Location
We stayed at The Planter’s inn recently on our first trip to Savannah. It was close to many restaurants and River Street. The rooms were clean with comfortable beds and nice bathrooms. The valet and ...

Perfect location for easy walking around Savannah. There is a parking garage right next door which may not be cheap but it is very convenient. Check in ...

This location has prime real estate being in the heart of the North historic District of Savannah. It is within walking distance to the Riverwalk, as well ...

Location is great. She is a well worn old lady of the south. For the price it was worth it. But, the Inn is definitely older and has seen better days. ...
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