Built in 1885, the Azalea Inn pairs historic Savannah architecture with personal, locally guided Southern hospitality. Guest rooms feature period details alongside modern comforts, with full, home-cooked breakfasts served each morning. Located just steps from Forsyth Park and the historic district's central squares, the inn's staff can provide local recommendations to help guests navigate the city beyond standard tourist stops.
Can Azalea Inn accommodate dietary restrictions for breakfast?
Yes, we’re happy to accommodate special diets.
Is breakfast included at Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA, and what kind of breakfast is served?
Yes, breakfast is included and features home-cooked meals with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
What room features are offered at Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA (fireplaces, soaking tubs, porches)?
Some rooms include fireplaces, jetted tubs, private decks, and private entrances. Rooms also feature air conditioning, antique furnishings, cable TV, bathrobes, and hair dryers.
Does Azalea Inn have a restaurant, bar, or lounge onsite?
No, there’s no restaurant onsite, but we serve breakfast, beverages, and offer picnic options.
What are the best nearby restaurants for lunch or dinner close to Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA?
Here are a few favorite local spots near the inn:
• Crystal Beer Parlor – A Savannah landmark known for American classics.
• Local 11ten – Creative dishes featuring fresh coastal seafood and seasonal ingredients.
• White Whale Craft Ales – A local brewery with freshly brewed beer.
Are pets allowed at Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA?
Pets are allowed on a limited basis.
Is Azalea Inn family-friendly, and do you allow children?
Yes, children over the age of 6 are welcome.
How many guest rooms or suites are at Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA?
We have 10 guest rooms.
What makes Azalea Inn unique compared to other places to stay in Savannah, GA?
Immerse yourself in the rich history of Savannah and take a step back in time with our late 19th-century home. Take a walk and explore the historic streets of the city, our staff will point you to the best hidden spots along the way.
Is Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA accessible for guests with disabilities?
No, the inn is not handicap accessible.
Does Azalea Inn support sustainable travel (eco-friendly practices, EV charging)?
Yes, we’re an eco-friendly property with Tesla and standard EV chargers available.
Can you host weddings, elopements, or private events at Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA?
Yes, we host weddings, elopements, receptions, and private parties with indoor and outdoor facilities.
What are the top attractions near Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA?
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights:
• Afterlife Tours – A ghost tour for the true haunted Savannah experience.
• Savannah Carriage Rides – Explore the historic city by carriage.
• Savannah Theatre – See a live theatrical production at this iconic venue.
Insider Tips:
• Try Treylor Park Nachos Grande at Hitch.
• Watch the sunset at a rooftop bar.
• Take a trolley tour at the start of your trip.
• Don’t miss Savannah’s signature shrimp and grits.
How far is Azalea Inn in Savannah, GA from the nearest major city or airport?
The closest airport is Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, about 15 miles (24 km).
Michelle Lundeen Team Lundeen REMAX Results2 days ago
5/5
We had an excellent couple of nights at this beautiful bed-and-breakfast. It’s conveniently located near Forsyth Park and the trolley line. We pretty much walked everywhere including down to the river. We had wonderful meals out and we also had amazing meals at the bed-and-breakfast. We especially enjoyed our encounters with Larry the chef. He was so pleasant and personable. And his food was delicious. I didn’t catch the gal who cooked this morning, but her breakfast was incredible. Some of the best biscuits and gravy I’ve had. I enjoyed sitting outside by the pool reading a book as well. Our room was spacious, there were a couple of chairs that were comfortable, and the bed was super comfy. The shower was nice and spacious. Everything was really clean and we had a lovely time.
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Jayme Lysaght4 days ago
1/5
The thermostat did not work. Our room was 66°and other rooms were 86°. Not disability assessible..The stairs banister was extremely loose. Came home with bedbug bites and transported unknowingly one of the bugs in my clothing. The building is historic and beautiful but has not been maintained or kept up over the years. Broken patio furniture on the porch. Needs several repairs, etc...
Needless to say, my family and I will not return and it was extremely expensive for such an experience and lodging.
We had the best stay at the Azalea inn!! John Earl was the absolute highlight of our stay, he is the most accommodating and helpful host along with a joy to be around and talk to in the parlor! Could not recommend more, just such an amazing and beautiful space with such great hospitality
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Emma2 weeks ago
1/5
I booked my stay here at Azalea Inn through American Express and it was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had.
I stayed in the Wisteria Cottage/Villa. There is a sticker on the shower that says you have to wait 5 minutes for the shower to get hot. I waited 30 minutes and there was no hot water.
The front desk closes at 8 pm. I found out at 9 pm that the comforter and sheets had not been changed. Hair was scattered throughout the bed along with makeup and stains. There was literally no one available for either of the issues I experienced my first night here.
I went to the front desk at 8 am the following morning. I was told my JE(?) that maintenance would come by and check. No one ever did. I waited 8 hours. When I went back to the front desk shifts had changed and no one knew about my issues. I had to stand in my room to make sure the bedding was changed. Even the housekeepers were disgusted but staff noted that this was common occurrence. This place has guests sleep on dirty old sheets. That’s disgusting.
Maintenance never arrived. The front desk clerk had to come to my room, call the property owner and even he had to play with the shower to get hot water. I waited almost an hour.
In addition to the bedding not being changed, the hanging robes had food stains all over the collars. The bathroom was obviously never mopped or cleaned because there were earring backs littered on the floor.
I was also locked in my room all Saturday night because the entrance to my room has a faulty doorknob that the property owner knew about. I got locked out around 7 pm. Staff onsite had to use a knife to let me back in. I asked what would have happened if I went out for the evening and could not get back in my room? Staff said they don’t suggest it and shrugged it off. I was suggested to stay in my room all night at risk of not being able to get in. Apparently the doorknob can’t even be turned with a key and only the top blot works. I have video of this.
Lastly, there is black mold in this room growing out of both of the vents that are over the bed. I have pictures of this as well.
I filed a complaint with AE and am hoping this dangerous location is closed due to the hazards it presents guests. If there had been a fire I wouldn’t have been able to get out of this room.
I changed my flight and missed evening plans because of this disgusting location.
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Cindy Whittletona month ago
5/5
We were visiting Savannah for our anniversary,the Azeala inn is a wonderful Bed and Breakfast.Everyone is so welcoming and extremely helpful with anything you need or have questions about.Breakfast every morning was wonderful,we stayed in the Sweet Olive it overlooks the pool and garden area,very quiet,the pool was a great treat. Everyone who works there seem to enjoy each other's company and get along well it.One person who stood out with his engaging and entertaining personality was John Earl who we all gave the moniker of Earl of Savannah.He has such wonderful stories to tell. Definitely recommend this Inn.
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Rusty CowdenEdited 2 months ago
5/5
Wonderful small Victorian B&B about a block and a half from Forsyth Park. Very friendly staff, very good breakfast. I spent a glorious early morning hour on the back patio with a cup of coffee. Would definitely return.
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