Hampton Inn Savannah-Historic District

Step out the door of our Savannah hotel and you will be immersed in the famous Savannah Historic District. Indulge in shopping on River Street and Broughton Street, or see colorful landmarks like the birthplace of Girls Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low. Our hotel in Savannah is also near the Pirates House, a famous restaurant whose events inspired the novel Treasure Island. Also, hear the eclectic, diverse sounds of the city at the many nightclubs and bars around the Historic District. Get in touch with more history at the famous Owen's Thomas House, or rise up to the history of aviation at the Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum. Step back in time to relive colonial days at the Wormsloe Historic Site...Or witness the site of major battles at Old Fort Jackson. Our hotel in Savannah also gives you easy access to the Telfair Museum of Art.

Also nearby is one of the original American landmarks that helped to define the personality of our country: the Tybee Island Lighthouse, recently refurbished as part of the Hampton® Hotels' Save-A-Landmark® Program. The Tybee Island Lighthouse, built in 1773 (just two years before the Revolutionary War), was crucial in Savannah's development into a major port city. Tybee Island's historical significance was recognized when the lighthouse was selected by the U.S. Postal Service to be the subject of a commemorative stamp. Hampton® Hotels donated a massive volunteer effort to help restore the lighthouse to its former glory. Book a room at the Hampton Inn® hotel in Savannah-Historic District, and absorb the rich heritage of this beloved town.

For those in town for business, our Bay Street Savannah hotel offers a convenient access to the Savannah College of Art & Design (SCAD), the Port of Savannah and Southern Company. If you're in town for a convention at the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, it’s right across the bridge.