3 Star Hotels in Savannah

Was excellent experience. Properly located close to all atractions in downtown and historic district

We are in the process of moving to Savannah and we had heard great things about the Cotton Sail. We needed to be in Savannah for business and we decided we would give it a try. We typically stay away from downtown because honestly we just have a hard time paying downtown Savannah hotel prices. However, it was a week day and the price was actually very comparable to the other "nicer" hotels outside of downtown. It was a great stay. Great staff. Great view. I would definitely recommend it to family and friends!

Great place to stay......besides the ultra soft mushy pillows, the hotel was wonderful.

We like to stay in the Historic district for convenience and Planters is perfect for walking to most activities - Staff was more than accommodating - We had to come earlier that expected and staff found 2 rooms for us and our business partner - Concierge helped us with activities and other guests were interesting and friendly as well - Location is next to one of the best restaurants in Savannah which provides room service and has a beautiful historic tavern -

Stayed overbite! Good was good; staff was very helpful & friendly.

This was everything I dreamed of in a Historical Savannah hotel. The building has loads of historical touches, but the mattress and bathroom were perfectly modern and the room was beautifully furnished. The front desk clerk and bellman were eager to help me get in, and also answered questions about the building and the town. We walked easily to sites as well as dinner, after parking right outside the front door. We will be back several times I am sure.

My husband, myself and our 1 year old stayed on the third floor facing the river. We happened to be in town for first Friday and got to lay in bed and watch the fireworks on River Street. Be aware that parking AT the Hyatt is Valet and costs $24/day with unlimited in/out. This REALLY isn't a terrible price for the convenience. A few pointers to people new to the Savannah area that want to avoid that extra cost. You can purchase Visitor's parking passes for 2 days for $12.00 at a visitors center. This allows you to park in any city garage! (and other city lot locations). If you are checking in on a Friday (or any day I guess), swing through the MLK Visitor's center and purchase your pass. Then go grab something to eat at the Green Truck Pub! You will be able to pull up to the front of the Hyatt and unload your baggage. Just give the valet your keys and let them know you will be self parking. Then check in and off load. Pull forward to the light, go straight and enter the garage to your right. As long as it is after 5:00 pm on Mon-Fri you should have no problem parking. Not positive about Saturday, but earlier is definitely better! Trust me, with this location you WILL NOT be needing your car!

did not like the LG television. the tv changed channels very slow. I loved the breakfast, but it was confusing when I entered the breakfast room. No person greeted me and explained where to sit and where to start at the different food areas. Three employees were having a group chat and laughing together. Very annoying. I did figure things out however.

We had a great time! Had a beautiful ocean view! The lovely lady who checked us in was sweet as pie! We will go back!

Old charm Nice breakfast and wine reception Good staff