The Planters Inn on Reynolds Square, Savannah

This is a very special hotel - should be at least 4 stars. It is absolutely beautiful. While I was there they settled 80 white poinsettias around the lobby and breakfast room - so elegant. The room is not that large but very adequate and well equipped. The lobby is exquisite. The location cannot be beat. The BEST is the STAFF who cannot do enough to help you with luggage, valet parking, recommendations, appointments for tours, incredible breakfast which is much more than 'continental', immaculate rooms, morning papers, wine and cheese from 5-7, concierge services and that wonderful Savannah gracious attitude. I'll go back to Savannah just to stay here and eat at the fantastic restaurants in walking distance and stroll the historic district.

My wife and I were looking for a small hotel with charm and historic ambience, and The Planters Inn certainly has those and more. Location is perfect for strolling up to the river or walking the beautiful squares, and with the Old Pink House Restaurant & Tavern right next door, that was an extra plus. Still we had a room on the secong floor that faced a well lit parking garage that featured two vehicles of young clubbers who thought it OK to demonstrate their dance moves with their stereos blaring at 11:10 p.m. and at 2:05 a.m. when they returned. It didn't last long, but needless to say, sleep was much affected. The staff was extremely helpful, and Karen the concieage was particularly good at recommending the best way to get a great orientation to the city. And her wine and cheese late afternoon social was very tasty and relaxing. There was construction going on right outside the front that diminished the first impression a little, but the interior of the hotel is beautiful. We did notice some wallpaper peeling in the halls and our room, but otherwise everything else was very clean. The queen size bed was comfortable and the room size afforded us the opportunity to spread stuff out. Check-in aand check-out were efficient and the desk staff very personable. We used valet parking which was convenient and affordable. You don't need a car in the city! Breakfast is pretty basic but given the restaurants you'll experience in Savannah, a ham and egg muffin and fruit is fine to get the day started. Overall we would highly recommend The Planters Inn and will be back.

I was so excited to stay at the Planters Inn because of all of the positive reviews. They were all spot on when we arrived - nice rooms, great wine and cheese social hour, perfect location. Our problems began when we arrived back at the hotel late one evening. Walking up to the front door, we passed a man and a woman kissing out on the street. She seemed to be struggling, and he was wearing torn black shorts and a dirty black tank top, so we asked if she was okay, and she assured us she was. So, we headed inside the inn. Our friends who were staying with us, and whom had to make a trip to the emergency room, had booth of our keys, so we headed to the front desk to get our key. Imagine our surprise when there was no one at the front desk, and then the same girl who was outside kissing the scary man came inside the inn. To make it worse, the guy followed her inside as well. We had to tell her our room number to get a key, and they scary guy heard what room we were in. To make it worse, the guy started hopping all over the lobby making weird faces and talking to us in a rambling way. We did not feel comfortable going to our room at that point and asked the clerk to ask the man to leave or we were going to call the police. She refused and and acted like she had no idea what we were talking about - even though there is a security camera that had everything on tape - including her walking in from the outside, with the scary guy coming inside as well. The clerk was incredibly rude - and we did end up having to call the police. Of course by that time, the guy had left the inn completely. I don't know what kind of people they allow to work at that hotel, but as an overnight guest, I would not feel comfortable after witnessing what I did. I have yet to talk to the manager about the situation but I can say this - we got in quite late that night, otherwise we would have never known that the front desk was left unmanned meaning anyone could have walked in, got on the elevator and come up to the floors and done whatever they wanted too. That is an incredibly scary prospect, especially considering that Savannah isn't always the safest place. If you stay here, make sure to bolt your doors.

To expensive for NO reason. bedroom view is horrible ( you're face to face with an enormous parking) The breakfast room is a little hole and the food was not better than in a Quinta. They don't serve a complimentery wine and cheese on Sunday. (but other hotels do. ) ect...

My mother was looking for a place to stay in Savannah and stumbled on the Planters Inn- what a find. Karen - the concierge was kind and helpful- Tom the valet was most kind to my invalid mother. The entire staff made our trip a very memorable one and we are glad to have found a new home in Savannah

This supposed non smoking hotel was a big dissapointment. We booked there because it is next door to the restaurant we were going to was next door. We arrived at 2 oclock which was 2 hours early for the 4 oclock check in. We waited and waited and finally at about 4:45 we were taken to our room. When we got to the room it was clear someone had been smoking in the room . I called the desk and they said they did not have any other rooms available. Well the bellman told us they were not completely booked when he took us to the room so I told the clerk at the desk that. She said she would check again and call me back in the room . Weelll they did have another room I could look at if I wanted but she stated it was much smaller. I viewed the room and in spite of the fact it was very small at least it did not smell like smoke so I said we would switch. the bell man arrived with a real attitude and moved us. Would definately not recommend this place. There are way more places to stay in Savannah for the same price that are much nicer and that show true southern hospitality.

I have nothing bad to say about The Planters Inn! Very helpful, friendly, and the facility is beautiful, rooms are great, I can go on and on. I had a bad experience just previously in Charleston at a B and B and this made up for it completely. I would highly recommend and revisit The Planters Inn.

Ok the location is great..Pink House is right next door that's a plus ! . But here comes the reality of the Planters Inn yes there was a multi million dollar improvment on it Congratulations..But it's really not worth the money a one night stay cost over 300 $ and there is no room service if you need anything you will be asked to go to the mezzanine which is nifty and all but.. good luck getting anything.. 1.50 for a warm soda ice refilled once for free then is will cost you after that.One bottle of water is free then 4.00 after that and so on and so on... The largest room is small... Balcony view is great .. But overall there are several places downtown that are a lot less money more friendly and offer more services for the price..

This hotel was gorgeous inside and out, with a southern Bed-and-Breakfast feel, with a fantastic (and gratis) wine and cheese happy hour. The staff treats you like royalty as well.

The hotel is very nice. Neat and clean, but not a mega giant. We found it very nice for a quiet time. The breakfast is just ok, but then again its free. The wine and cheese tasting in the evenings is a nice touch. I was very pleased with our accomodations. Our room did overlook a parking garage, but I think thats the way the city is unless you stay on the river. I highly recommend this hotel, it was within walking distance of most of the sites we wanted to visit. The staff was very friendly and we had no problems at all. Would stay here again!!!