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Located in the heart of Savannah's charming Historic District is the remarkable antebellum retreat of Hamilton-Turner Inn. Built in the early 1870s, this Georgia gem shares a plum parcel of land along Lafayette Square with such notable neighbors as the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, as well as a bevy of historic homes. The mansion was originally built for a wealthy jeweler and more recently served as a backdrop for Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. The home was also one of the first in Savannah to have electricity.
Hamilton-Turner Inn
330 Abercorn Street
Savannah, Georgia
31401
Nearest Airport: SAV
I was hoping that the reviews that said the Inn was not up to prior standards were wrong but, sadly, we found the same thing. Our first visit several years ago was wonderful. This time we found that everything from the welcome to the food to the housekeeping was a little tired and uninspired. The breakfasts were especially disappointing--very ordinary. On a positive note or breakfast waiter was the highlight of the visit.
Laura S - Venice, Florida
The Inn is lovely. We enjoyed the location and the stunning interior and exterior of the building. Our room was small but I did not mind. We were on the third floor and liked the exercise but you should know that's a lot of steps with luggage. The Christmas tree was stunning. Best part was the wonderful breakfast and great service. Every morning was something different.
F6652YBdonnar
The staff were very personable and amazing. They made our vacation a wonderful experience! We really liked the extras: hors d'oeuvre + wine hour, cookies with port plus an amazing breakfast in the morning. We also used the bicycles to tour the city. Great location as well!
86teal - Salt Lake City, Utah
My husband I just returned from a four-night stay in the Earl of Chatham, room, 401. First the positives: excellent location, very walkable; beautiful old home; great staff—friendly and helpful; delicious breakfasts; clean. Now the reason for only a 3/average rating: the room. The sitting area is not cohesive in style and gives an impression that is less than you would expect for the price. Felt kind of tired. The bathroom, while spacious, also needs some freshening. We would return, but we would not select this room again.
jrgeorgia - Alabama
Second time we've stayed and the experience was extraordinary. Don't want to dwell on one thing but the only thing that was subpar was breakfast. Smallish portions, very little fruit and bizarre policy of not serving one guest if the spouse is not seated. I run in the mornings and my wife told the woman there but she said she needed to wait for me to get back even though it wasn't clear when that would be. And then the policy of sharing the hot water for tea. Crazy .Really strange when we were paying hundreds of dollars a night. And how about a little fruit. Can they afford that? Anyway 99% of the rest was great.
steven s - Mercer Island, Washington
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A visit to Savannah and the Hamilton-Turner Inn was delightful. The hotel turned out to be a delight, with wonderfully helpful staff, and we wouldn't hesitate going back again in the future.
-T. Eldredge
We traveled to Savannah and stayed at the Hamilton-Turner Inn on Lafayette Square. What a beautiful place! From the exquisitely decorated rooms, to the friendly and helpful staff, to the fabulous array of foods and wines, we were elegantly entertained and had an amazing time. We definitely plan to go back and spend more time in this lovely abode. What a wonderful experience it was!
-P. Renoll
My wife and I celebrated our anniversary in beautiful Savannah, Georgia, at the Hamilton-Turner Inn and were treated like royalty. The inn was beautiful and the staff was outstanding. The experience has left a lasting and wonderful memory...
-T. and L. Martin
My husband and I spent our wedding anniversary in Savannah at The Hamilton-Turner Inn, where the staff made us feel completely at home. Since both my husband and I are cooks, we thoroughly enjoyed the excellent cuisine! I would highly recommend this wonderful inn.
-S. Ronnie