If you are looking for a place to visit that allows you to step back in time while offering the efficiencies of the present, Savannah is the place for you. You can take a peaceful stroll in a horse drawn carriage, walk down the streets of the Wormsloe historic district, or enjoy a wonderful dinner and a game of chance on the Emerald Princess Dinner and Gambling Cruise Ship.
Places to Stay During Your Visit to Savannah
Long before the beauty and attractions of Savannah made the national scene they have been awing and entertaining the locals for years. As the popularity of Savannah has grown so has the industry of Savannah hotels and motels. Many national chains can be found in Savannah as well as several independent hotels, motels, inns, and quaint bed and breakfasts.
Savannah has its own waterfront and is withing driving distance of some of the best beaches on the east coast. It is no surprise that you will find great lodging right on the water. Many Savannah hotels and motels offer great rates for extended stays and off season stays. As enjoyable as a day at the beach can be--it is also exhausting. No need to make that tired trip back inland to your hotel room, stay at the beach and turn travel time into leisure time.
The annual festivals that Savannah holds give tourists and travelers great opportunities to visit this remarkable city. There is the St. Patrick's Day celebration, which is Savannah's largest annual event; there is the Folk Music Festival, the Savannah Holiday Tour of Homes, and the Savannah Film Festival. These annual activities and festivals draw large numbers of people from around the country. If you want to come and be a part of the festivities you will need to secure your lodging with one of the many Savannah hotels and motels.
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