DoubleTree by Hilton Hotels in Savannah

Location is great because has a public parking lot right across. Check the map at lobby before you start walking or can end up walking unnecessary miles. Love the Breakfast and price was reasonable. Room was very clean and beds are super comfortable.

Perfect spot to rest your head after spending the day in the historic district- it’s quiet, clean and beautiful. A quick walk to the riverfront and a fantastic view of the ships coming through on the river.

It was just in the outskirts of the historic district, so the location lending to a little more sketchiness on the outside. We made sure to leave nothing in the car. Once in the hotel we felt completely safe and secure. The hotel room was well used… they. Phoebe cleaned the bathroom better. The pool was a gross color. But for the price we were able to walk to all of the historic places in Savannah we wanted to, as well as get a good nights sleep and a good breakfast in the morning. Overall if I can back to Savannah I’d probably opt to pay more to stay somewhere nicer, but this fit the bill for the time being.

Love this hotel directly on River St with easy access to food, shops, and river. Have stayed here all 3 trips to Savannah and will continue when we come again. The customer service is great beginning with the valet and this carries all the way through to housekeeping. Love it. See you again soon

Loved the hotel!! It was clean and it was great being on the river! The water taxi over to the Historic District was right on time & efficient! Highly recommend!!

Facilities: very complete Hygiene: Hygiene nice environment The hotel by the Savannah River should be the best local hotel among the regular hotels. The only dissatisfaction is that the management is a bit messy. We have been deducting our credit card at random, and the fee has never been clarified. Through the unremitting communication of the Ctrip housekeeper, it is finally confirmed that the overcharge has been charged. I have not received a refund yet. I hope everything goes well.

Step back in time to the historic row cottages of the 19th century at this Savannah Historic District hotel! Recreating the quaint ambiance of the workers cottage, the unique architecture of the property is unlike any hotel in Savannah. Your visit begins at the front desk in Charlton House, where you are warmly greeted in a homelike atmosphere. Outside, brick-lined paths meander gently through the garden to private cottages housing guest suites. Explore the serenity of the gazebo, fire pit and outdoor pool area. Cherish the look and feel of the historic architecture, while enjoying the modern comforts of home, including high definition LCD TV, free high-speed wireless Internet, and spacious studio, 1 or 2-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens. Enjoy the complimentary breakfast buffet in the morning. This Savannah, Georgia hotel is located steps from the Roundhouse Railroad Museum and Battlefield Memorial Park.

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