Savannah

Modern rooms have playful swatches of color, while the hotel's entrance and lobby feels like it could accommodate a cool club. — Lonely Planet

This Kessler Collection addition to its Savannah's hotel inventory seems to fit in with the city's eighteenth-century cobblestone character while raising the bar on comfort. — Gayot

Just steps from...Lafayette Square, the inn has 17 individually designed guestrooms which may contain 11-foot windows, antique four-poster beds, claw-foot tubs, and private entrances. — Travel + Leisure

The Mansion on Forsyth Park is arguably one of the best -- and most special -- hotels in town, with a wonderful art collection... and a popular restaurant on-site. — Oyster

Comprised of two historic mansions surrounded by lush foliage, the historic Gastonian has the B&B feel down to a tee. — Oyster

Now it’s acclaimed as a particularly romantic getaway, with 19th-century period details. — Insight Guides

The location overlooking Ellis Square, two blocks from the river, can't be beat. The restaurant serves farm-to-table breakfast and dinner. — Fodor's

Numerous period-style touches in the 60 rooms (including one suite) range from four-poster rice beds to fireplaces. — Gayot

Although it's partnered with some of Savannah's most elegant bed-and-breakfast inns, the Marshall House really is a small boutique hotel. — Gayot

Offering the closest riverfront rooms in town, this hotel is a study in modernity amid the history of River and Bay streets. — Fodor's

Couples are the target clientele here, though weddings and their hangers-on are second on the list. — Star Service

One of Savannah’s most attractive mansions, Eliza Thompson House is another spot perfect for a romantic getaway. — Frommer's

Comprising a very charming brick building and a smaller carriage house in back, the Foley House exudes classic southern charm and warmth. — Star Service

Savannah's largest hotel is in a 16-story blockbuster format that rises somewhat jarringly from what were until the late 1990s sandy, scrub-covered flatlands on the swampy far side of the river. — Frommer's

Hotel guests enjoy the best views of any hotel in the historic district, and the hotel stands atop a site of an American Revolution battle and later military barracks. — Star Service

This upper-middle-range property sticks out as a bland chain hotel in a city known for historic charm. — Oyster

This traditional bed-and-breakfast, housed in a pair of mid-19th-century town houses, has just 16 rooms. — Travel + Leisure

If night-crawls among the bars and restaurants of River Street are a priority, there is no other hotel better positioned than this one. — Frommer's

The small, historic East Bay Inn is located smack dab in the middle of Savannah's Historic District, and caters to older clientele who can appreciate its feeling of a bygone era. — Oyster

Although it's within a 5-minute walk from the edge of Savannah's Historic District, the Sputnik-era architecture of this "hip hotel" makes it seem a world away. — Frommer's