Holiday Inn Mulberry, Savannah

Mulberry Inn is located across the street from the begining of River Street. The area feels safe, except for a few spirits hanging around. The parking is excellent & very secure. Everything was perfect during our stay.

The Hotel was very nice and close to every thing , nice clean room. We had called in advance if there was any problem parking our 2 motorcycles and we were assured there would be no problem. Upon arrival after our 120 mile trip in 95 degree weather,we pulled our bike off the unloading area next to 1 other bike there were no valet attendants, we proceeded to check in and then was confronted with Adam and said we had to move our bikes 4more inches back right at that moment ,and could not bring our bags to our room first. I found this very very rude! We will never stay at this hotel again. Bikers Beware! I am 58 years old and to have an 18 year old car parker to disrespect my wife and me is unacceptable.

like all hotels in downtown areas, it suffers from being noisy. Extremely noisy. I think this is because it is old and was built when you did not have the level of noise you now have from the street traffic and pedestrians. Great location, clean rooms, just not a good nights sleep. Also no wifi, cable internet only.

We are priority club members and were thrilled when we checked in for 2 nights and they bumped us up to a suite, only to find out that the suites are right next to busy Bay Street - loud traffic ALL NIGHT long. We ended up pulling out the sofa bed only to wake a few minutes after drifting off to sleep to the sound of the ice machine and people talking (a wedding party breaking up and getting the munchies). All in all it is a nice hotel- I just don't think the suites should be next to the road. We complained to the front desk and asked for earplugs and were told "we only have one pair left!" Obviously, lots of people think it is noisy! Check out was crazy - one woman working with three of us trying to leave and she takes a call from a delivery driver making a delivery and has to stop everything to find someone to unlock the door! Short staffed? On a weekend??

This hotel is what can be termed a "former" gem. Yes, and sadly, as I've been going to the hotel for the Xmas season for years now, the hotel has continued to decline in appearance and overall value. Roughly three years ago, when one walked into the charming foyer and reception area (with tree and Piano player), the first thing one saw was a Sea of Poinsetta's and a HUGE tree . . . making the incoming guest nothing less than overwhelmed by the Xmas spirit of the setting. Upon arrival, the bell boys would dash to the car, opening doors and grabbing bags without any hesitation. There were always fresh apples to munch on and coffee and cookies at the entrance, adding an even more radiant touch. Sadly, it's all gone or greatly reduced so that one hardly notices the holiday spirit. Management has apparently fired the person who did all this, because of the lack of customers. This I found out from staff members throughout the hotel when I asked what happened to the place. Now, the help almost doesn't seem as if they don't quite know what their job is as they stand there chatting with each other, until one has to walk inside to get someone to help with even a few bags. Coupled with the downgrade in decor and "oldness" of the suite I typically get (musty odor), I sadly find myself now admitting to my wife that "I suppose it's time to try the Bohemian" just down the street, which apparently STILL has the captivating charm of the holidays, at least according to the locals who are aware of the same problems the once-charming Mulberry now has. I suppose it is time to try another hotel, as the ONLY reason we journey from Florida to Savannah this time of year is to enjoy the "holiday" atmosphere. Now that that's gone, we need to find another place with the holiday charm. Perhaps it's the economy. It's not that we economize when we go there . . . we usually get a large suite for $300 and end up tipping staff and piano players along the way another $100 because we're in such a good mood. I suppose it's now become the old cliche . . . just another Holiday Inn.

Everything was very nice! Great location. We love visiting cities & walking. This was closer to the east side, but never a problem. We could get on the trolley if we wanted, but only used it 2 times over 4 days. Hotel was very nice, very clean, and the breakfast was very pleasant. We enjoyed the rooftop pool & whirlpool when it was 50's & 60's outside. Excellent rooftop view of the river & city. Staff was helpful with pointing us to good restaurants (The Olde Pink House for our anniversary) & places to check out or do. The city is quaint & charming with unique shops. Only thing we didn't like was the airport van/shuttle they recommended. It was on time & everything, but the driver was very pushy about expecting a high tip like he gets from business people. We loaded our own bags & thought $5 was plenty on top of the expensive ($30ish?) cost of the one-way ride to the airport. The hotels where we live offer free shuttle service to/from the airport & friendly service. We didn't rent a car while in Savannah, so didn't have too many options. But we enjoyed our hotel stay & would easily recommend it. Good food at One Eyed Lizzies on the riverfront & great entertainment at the Dueling Pianos bar!! $50 for 2 on the bus Ghost House tour - not worth it. Enjoy

Great place to stay!The staff was great, the room was just what we wanted and William was so helpful!

What a great location!Walking distance to everything.Very satisfied with everything,read reviews of hotels on line, settled for this one,got lucky!Going back in December,2010,son graduating from boot camp!

My husband and I rented one of the executive King suites. It had a separate sitting room with a TV and the private bedroom was nice with its own TV as well. The suite was so large; we called our daughter and told her to drive up with her fiancé for the remainder of the weekend. The bathroom is very small and was the one real minus in the room. The daily afternoon tea was nice and there is a concierge that pulled together some last minute tours for my husband and I. We had a room that looked out onto the courtyard so we were not bothered by traffic noise. The mattresses are comfy and the linens are that new "comforter between sheets" style that I prefer...I hate hotel bedspreads (how often do they wash those, lol). It is located close to everything (one street back from the river). We enjoyed our stay and we are returning for New Year's weekend with our two teenagers who will be staying in the sitting room with the pull out couch. I have been to some wonderful hotels so I would rate this 4 stars out of 5…good service, decent rooms that are clean, and a great location.

Friendly, accomodating staff, beautiful room, great bar area, loved the roof pool and hot tub, outstanding breakfast, walking distance to most of the sights / art galleries / pubs - we're going for a return visit in Jan 2010 for the Dutch Utopia exhibit at the Telfair museum.