City: Savannah, GA

Category: Accommodations

Telephone: (912) 232-6622, (800) 647-3708

Address: 14 West Hull St.

Description: It is often the guest comments that define the success or demise of a property, and in this case, guests have praised the staff of this Savannah inn that stretches into two regal homes. The Foley House Inn’s strengths—apart from a colorful, rich feel—come in the form of an outstanding staff (according to the comments) as well as luxurious amenities. The bedding is plush. The linens are fine. Several rooms offer private balconies and oversized Jacuzzis; all rooms have fireplaces. All offer plush bathrobes and lavish toiletries. When you first walk inside this 1896 brick home, you are struck by the rich burgundy and blue colors blanketing the walls and floors. The sumptuous design and detail extend throughout the parlor and all of the 19 individually styled rooms. Look out your window, and you will see beautiful Chippewa Square. Historic First Baptist Church is across the street, and a statue of Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe, the founder of Georgia, standing in the center of the square. Tea and hors d’oeuvres are served each afternoon in the parlor, and guests can choose to have their continental breakfast there, in the small courtyard, or in their rooms. Particularly inviting are the garden rooms on the first level. They are bright, spacious, and convenient to a lush patio area. Evening cordials are also featured, as is concierge service for making all your dining and exploring reservations. The inn offers several packages that are inclusive of tour tickets , carriage rides, and restaurants. Visit the website for a full listing. Note that the inn is not wheelchair accessible.