Savannah.
Savannah's squares are lined with historic mansions converted to inns — the kind of density you only find in Charleston and New Orleans. The Mansion on Forsyth Park, Perry Lane's design-forward annex, The Marshall House (1851), The Gastonian, and Azalea Inn are the core independents. Kimpton Brice and the Bohemian Hotel are group-owned and excluded.
Perry Lane Hotel
A design-forward addition to the historic district — rooftop pool-bar, Emporium Kitchen, curated art program.
The Gastonian
Two 1868 Italianate townhouses connected by a garden — 17 rooms, wine reception, hot tea at turndown.
The Mansion on Forsyth Park
An 1888 Romanesque Revival mansion facing Forsyth Park — 400+ original paintings, 700 Drayton restaurant.
Azalea Inn & Villas
An 1889 Queen Anne Victorian — 15 rooms + three villas, saltwater pool in the courtyard.
The Marshall House
Savannah's 1851 hotel on Broughton Street — 68 rooms, 45 Bistro restaurant, sidewalk rockers out front.