Azalea Inn & Gardens, Savannah

A very comfortable and welcoming Inn. The room was cozy and the food was absolutely delicous. The only thing I didn't like was that there wasn't an elevator to carry my bags up. The staff did this for me.

My husband and I recently stayed at this B&B over the Veteran's day weekend. Not only did this establishment offer rooms for free to military active duty and veterans, but they offered an incredible buffet and delicious breakfast to their guests. This home is warm, inviting, elegant and run by a superb staff. They gave us a map filled with places to go get after dinner drinks and were beyond accommodating to our needs. The rooms were spacious; complete with fireplaces and the beds were from heaven! This experience was delightful and we are so thankful for Azalea Inn's generosity to servicemen. Thank you!

Let me just put the bottom line up top... Stay at this wonderful bed and breakfast. My wife and I decided to get married in Savannah and did a lot of research before choosing. We settled on the Azalea Inn and what a great choice it was! We were greeted upon check-in by Kolin. He and Kimberly were the two employees that we had daily interaction with. Both of them are the best! Courteous, knowledgeable and willing to do anything within their power to make our stay pleasant. We had a total of 8 people staying there for our wedding and each of us were equally impressed. Everything was taken care of for the wedding from the flowers to the officiant. Kolin even baked our wedding cake! Each morning, we had a delicious breakfast (Kimberly is a chef and Kolin is a pastry chef). In the late afternoon, there was complimentary wine and cheese/crackers. Later on in the evening, there was a freshly baked pastry which was equally delicious. The entire inn is beautiful and the grounds are well kept. I could go on and on but I think you get the point. This place is #1 in our book and we plan on going back next year to celebrate our anniversary,

Very happy to be right off Forsyth Park--so you're close to everything but can take a jog through old oaks draped in Spanish moss in the morning. Grab a cappuccino at the coffee shop on the south end when you're done and people watch. And don't forget the farmers market on Saturday. Teresa the Innkeeper will let you keep your local food loot in the fridge until you leave. Seafood is a requirement, of course, and do the southern fare if you feel you must, but there are some really great chefs at work here too...Alligator Soul was a great experience. Innkeepers and staff are clever and charming, loaded with savvy local dining and exploring advice. In fact, they just mapped out 3 days of dining for us on a map. But don't bother going anywhere else for breakfast...the Inn serves a multi-course, formal breakfast in two sittings. Make sure you reserve your spot. Well worth it.

Anyone who travels to Savannah and doesn't stay at one of its beautiful inns needs their head examined! The problem is, Savannah has so many inns that choosing can seem an insurmountable task. I planned our honeymoon so I was a bit nervous every time we arrived at a new place - Would it be as good as the website promised? Would my (new) wife like it? One look at the Azalea when we pulled up outside and I knew I'd made the right choice. We stayed in the Gentlemen's Parlour, which was just perfect. A big comfy bed, a nice powerful shower, even a DVD player (we normally never even turn on the TV while travelling but couldn't resist borrowing Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil from the Inn's collection to watch when we came home stuffed full of she-crab soup one evening). Its Oriental decor was something different while at the same time fitting in perfectly with the eccentric details to be found elsewhere at the Inn (see the murals in the dining room!). The staff were both friendly and helpful. Erin prepared and served our breakfast daily (we chose to eat outside by the pool - it was shaded which meant we got all the warmth without the sunburn) and also recommended dinner options (she suggested The Pink House, which turned out to be the meal of the honeymoon). Teresa, the owner, was also very helpful in making suggestions for what we should do while in town. The location was great too - we parked our car in their lot and didn't go back to it once during our stay, it was so easy to walk everywhere we wanted from the Inn. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Azalea to anyone visiting Savannah, and if we're ever lucky enough to return to that beautiful town we'll surely be returning to this beautiful Inn.

Over a number of years, we have stayed at many B&Bs. We think the Azalea Inn & Gardens may be our favorite. Located on one block from the Historic District, we were pleased that the trolley drivers knew where it was and picked us up for our trolley tour. A lot of love and care went into the restoration on this B&B. The main dining room has a mural painted on the wall that depicts the history of Savannah. Upon close investigation, you will find faces that you will recognize. From our second story room, we had an excellent view of the pool which is surrounded by a carefully attended botanical garden. Our bedroom was large and beautiful. We were pleased with the imagination and variety of the breakfasts, and the wine, cheese and crackers in the afternoon as well. Teresa was a wonderful host and we found the quality of the guests to be in keeping with the quality of the Inn. We spent the first two days of a ten day trip at the Azalea Inn and the only complaint we have is that we enjoyed the stay so much, the rest of the trip was a bit of a "let down." We would heartily recommend this be your home away from home in Savannah. Margaret and Wayne Arrington, Dallas, Texas

We just finished a three-day stay at the Azalea Inn and loved it! The room (Chinaberry Balcony) was lovely and had the added quirk of a balcony accessed by ducking through the window because doors were taxed when the Inn was first built. The staff was very friendly and helpful (especially Kimberly) and the little touches were extra special....like coffee, tea, sodas or water available anytime of the day or night; sherry in the parlor in the evening along with the nightly cookie or dessert - always delicious! The breakfasts were exceptional - which is, of course, one of the main reasons we go to B&Bs. The location was quiet but within easy walking distance of most of the historic district - and it's air conditioned! We could walk to the starting point for the Old Savannah Tour which was recommended by Kimberly. We will definitely return to the Azalea Inn!

I love everything about this inn: gourmet breakfasts, delicious wine and cheese and all sort of goodies offered in the early afternoon and late evening; the friendliness of the staff and how they pamper you; the charisma and great personality of the innkeeper Teresa. All of the above, makes for a very relaxing and warm "ambiance" which is exactly why I highly recommend Azalea Inn & Gardens to others and why I'll be back with my family the next time we come to Savannah.

We love everything about Azaela Inn & Gardens. We have stayed there before and not only is the Inn beautiful, romantic and cozy, but Teresa, Jake and the entire staff are all so kind, helpful and loving, but they are sweet, as well! We love staying here and will definitely be back in the near future!! Thank you!!

The Inn went above and beyond with many extra services- fresh baked dessert in the evening, small enough to be personal but not intruding, beautiful furnishings and a bed that was heavenly. The rooms were beautiful, people gracious and food delicious.