Kimpton Brice Hotel

Hotel · Savannah

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Kimpton Brice Hotel

"Why did this hotel catch your attention?Dark-gray brickwork sets Kimpton Brice apart from the slew of other hotels that have sprouted up around downtown Savannah. The building itself is notably old, but the yellow canopies and modern signage hint at a newer feel, and once you walk into the bright lobby, you'll have no doubts about the contemporary approach. Abstract sculptures, oversized Champagne-cork stools, and local art bring the ambience right into the present day. What's the backstory?The building, which dates to the 1860s, served as a Coca-Cola bottling plant and a livery warehouse. Converted into a hotel in 2014, it's now festooned with artwork from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). Tell us all about the rooms.The hotel bills its style as "rebellious elegance," and that rang true in the guest rooms. Our Deluxe King carried the dark gray of the building into the walls; bright-yellow lampshades and bed frames served as lovely pops of color. Funky patterns enlivened the velour drapes, and Bigelow toiletries were a welcome sight in the bathrooms. Is there a charge for Wi-Fi?Wi-Fi is fast, but you'll need to sign up for Kimpton Rewards for free access. Drinking and dining—what are we looking at?Pacci, a chic, spacious, all-day restaurant, mixes Italian classics with other influences. The lunch menu includes American favorites (beet salads, chicken and waffles); dinner brings in more of the Mediterranean. There’s also a great-value aperitivo happy hour daily at 5 p.m. (Sunday to Thursday). How was the service?The staff remains bright and breezy even on busy weekends, always eager to offer sincere welcome and lend their tips about where to eat and drink. What type of traveler will you find here?The hotel draws a young crowd that's eager to be in the thick of the downtown entertainment district. Guests seem somewhat fashion conscious and outwardly social—the lobby, bar, and restaurant always buzz with activity. What about the neighborhood? What's the scene like? How does the hotel fit in?The hotel, which joins a slew of new properties along the city’s riverfront, is a trendier option than some of its peers. Any other hotel features worth noting?This is a Kimpton, so you can expect all the little gifties and special touches: hot drinks in the lobby each morning, cruiser bikes to borrow, and an evening wine hour. There’s also a lovely pool, framed by palm trees and loungers. Bottom line: Why are we choosing the Kimpton Brice?The hotel blends the standards of a Kimpton hotel with local art and a great riverside location. It feels youthful, dynamic, and fun, all backed up with pleasingly high-level service." - Paul Oswell

https://www.cntraveler.com/hotels/united-states/savannah/the-brice
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601 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401 Get directions

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