Where to Stay in Savannah’s Historic District: A Local’s Guide
Looking for the best place to stay in Savannah’s Historic District? You’re not alone. Here’s how to choose — and why the southern end is where our guests find peace, charm, and true Savannah elegance.
North vs. South Historic District — What’s the Difference?
Both the North and South Historic Districts are part of what visitors love about Savannah — beautiful squares, tree-lined streets, and historic landmarks. But where you stay does shape your experience.
The North: Closer to River Street and City Market. Livelier, louder, and often more crowded — especially at night with bars, nightlife, and high-rise hotels.
The South: Quieter, more residential. This is where you’ll find our vacation rentals — near Forsyth Park and surrounded by 19th-century homes. Peaceful, luxurious, and distinctly Savannah.
5 Reasons Our Guests Choose the South Historic District
🌳 Quieter Streets: Peaceful nights without late-night party noise
🏡 Historic Charm: Real homes, not high-rises
🚶 Walk Everywhere: You’re close to everything
🛏️ Better Sleep: No midnight bar crowds
📸 Authentic Vibe: Fewer chain hotels, more character
Hear from Guests Who Chose Right
“We found some art by a SCAD alum at the Forsyth Park Farmer's Market ”
Mary Catherine & Ana
“Your place is absolutely charming...”
Rick & Deb
“Having a nice, calm, peaceful place to stay has been phenomenal!.”
Courtney & Decoven
Explore Your Perfect Stay
A Walk in the Park
A light-filled apartment with soaring ceilings, real artwork, and curated touches — just a few doors down from Forsyth Park.
Ideal for couples or solo travelers looking for luxury and walkability.
✅ 1 BR, 1 BA | ✅ Full kitchen | ✅ Bathtub + spa salts
The Garden of Good
A two-story carriage house tucked behind an 1868 mansion — with bold art, private outdoor space, and a peaceful, quiet setting.
Perfect for couples, solo travelers, SCAD parents, and history buffs.
✅ Studio | ✅ Full Kitchenette | ✅ Historic Quarters