Hotels With a Private Tub in Savannah, GA — Best Options in 2026
Savannah is one of those cities that’s easy to love — moss-draped squares, antebellum architecture, and a pace that slows you down. The hotel scene here has some genuinely excellent boutique properties. Here are the best options for a suite with a private tub.
1. The Mansion on Forsyth Park
From ~$250/night
The Mansion sits on Forsyth Park — Savannah’s most beautiful park — in a Victorian mansion with a modern wing. The suites have soaking tubs and the art collection throughout is unusual and interesting. The 700 Drayton restaurant is one of Savannah’s better hotel restaurants. Walking distance to the Historic District.
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2. The Gastonian
From ~$200/night
The Gastonian is a pair of 1868 townhouses in the Historic District, now an inn with 17 rooms — several of which have fireplaces and private soaking tubs. Breakfast included, wine hour in the afternoon, and the kind of personal service you only get in a small property. One of the most genuinely romantic hotels in the South.
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3. The Brice, a Kimpton Hotel
From ~$180/night
The Brice is in a restored 1900s building in Savannah’s Historic District, with a relaxed, well-designed atmosphere. The suites have soaking tubs and the courtyard pool is a good spot in warm weather. More affordable than the Mansion and a good mid-range option in the city.
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Practical notes for Savannah
- Spring is the best time to visit. March through May, the city is at its most beautiful and the weather is perfect. Prices reflect this.
- St. Patrick’s Day. Savannah has one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the US — the city gets very loud in mid-March. Book well ahead or avoid if you want quiet.
- The Historic District is small and walkable. Most of Savannah’s squares, restaurants, and the waterfront are accessible on foot.
- Summer heat. Hot and humid June through August. Prices are lower, crowds are thinner.
