Hotels near Lake Mayer Park, Savannah

Breakfast has American scrambled eggs, lunch sausage, bread and Bagle. Milk and homemade American cakes, coffee and boiling water. Can meet the general breakfast needs

Older property, but very well maintained and nicely updated. Indoor pool that stays open later than most was great. Nice seating area in the court yard. Good breakfast, kind and helpful staff.... I will stay with them again! Thanks guys!

Environment good Service good Room condition good Distance a little no good

Staff were exceptional--everyone from front desk staff to the bartender and breakfast staff. All very nice and accommodating. Rooms were very clean and had what we needed. They don't have a gym on site but have a relationship with a local gym for hotel guests (if that matters to you). We were able to walk into the downtown area and felt safe doing so (about .5 miles from our hotel) but they also offer a shuttle with a very lovely driver who took great care of us! I would recommend this hotel if staying in Savannah.

We had Nick as our valet most of our stay at Hotel Indigo in Savannah GA and he was so kind, helpful and just a refreshing wonderful human! In today’s world where we are having trouble finding great employees Nick is a keeper! Thanks for always making us smile Nick!

The floor in the room is quite dirty. Although it looks like it has everything, it's not far from the main location.

This is an AMAZING hotel. I got a really great stay besides they did alarm test on Thursday Monday with no warning. So I wake up about 10am, LITERALLY JUMP UP OUT OF THE BAD, naked and scared almost run trough the hallway. But the AMAZING STUFF APOLOGIZED. I am sure I will stay at TRU by HILTON anywhere like my next trip I’m tomorrow to COLUMBIA. Thank you?

I was looking forward to my last minute, long weekend away, treating myself to what I had hoped would be a relaxing stay with excellent service. Sadly it was anything but that. I arrived on Sat, 9/31 around 2 pm. My room wasn't ready, which was totally fine as check in was at 4 so I changed and went to the pool. It was insanely packed with a ton of kids. The water looked cloudy and uninviting due to the number of people there. I then could not get service either at a table in the bar area or at a lounge despite seeing at least a half a dozen servers around and trying to waive them down. After waiting about 10 minutes, I finally went up to the bar and placed an order. But this was only after someone who came in after me was able to place and receive drinks. I returned to my lounge and a woman and her two kids sat next to me. Within 90 seconds or less, they had menus, waters, and an order placed. I was finally able to flag a server down and requested a menu, which she did bring over. However, she never returned to take a drink or food order. So I had to return to the bar to place an order. When I was brought my food, they gave me no flatware or napkins. I was just dumbfounded at the lack of service. I finally called the front desk around 4:20 as I hadn't received a call letting me know my room was ready and it was. So I went and fully checked in; however, the employee did not tell me about any of the amenities—nothing about cofee/pastries in the lobby bar in the morning, nothing about the complimentary car service for the area, nothing. When I asked about the spa, she said, ”Well, did you see someone down there?” No offer to call, no ”go see xyz, they should be able to take care of you. I'll call and let them know you're coming.” Nothing. I did return to the pool on Sunday evening around 6, in the hopes of some quiet and sunshine. I met/chatted with a very nice couple from Norway. However, when the server brought them a round of drinks, she never asked me if I wanted anything. I felt like I had a sign over my head that said, ”No matter what, IGNORE ME!” My room was a junior suite and on the first floor, #101. If you value sleeping past 6:30 am, do NOT stay in this room. It is right on the other side of the valet stand and across the hall from some sort of work/staff room. I was woken up each morning with staff talking outside my room at 6:30 am and 7 am both mornings. Not to mention the constant slamming of doors. When I checked out, I was sure the person would ask me how my stay was. That is pretty standard at every hotel I've ever stayed at. Not here! Nothing. Nada. Again, I couldn't believe it. I feel like I've gotten better service at a $125/a night hotel compared to this one, which was $500/night. The ONLY redeeming factor of this hotel was Omar, Victoria, and Nikki in the spa. (Hence two stars instead of one.) Omar was filling in for the weekend down there, but he and Victoria bent over backwards to fit me in for a massage. My therap

Stayed here upon arrival late at night for a quick Savannah vacation. Seemed to be the best option after reading reviews here. It was fine, the free shuttle easy to find, the front desk friendly and helpful, the breakfast appreciated. There is also a ”Suite Shack” with snacks that you can microwave in your room if you missed dinner like we did. The outdoor pool looked nice but we had not time the next morning. The room was warm so we ran the fan all night which was not particularly quiet, though not because of outside noise. Probably my only real complaint is that the sheets felt old and worn, and we could have used more pillows, but for how late we arrived (midnight), we weren't going to start making special requests. Hired a rideshare to move to downtown Savannah the next morning.

Globalist. Got the suite upgrade, which was great. Breakfast had stellar options, including blueberry bourbon pancakes and chicken and waffles. Pool area is relaxing, gym is on the smaller side, but has everything you'd need (including a Peloton, yay!). Valet parking only, but comp'd for Globalists. Service was impeccable, with special kudos to Front Desk Manager Ebony. The location of this hotel is what makes it the must-stay spot. You're right on Ellis Square, so central to everything. Highly recommend while staying in Savannah.