The Ann Savannah Hotel Review | Hotels Above Par

"A modern retreat with deep Southern roots, this all‑suite hotel marries minimalist design with subtle nods to Savannah’s architectural heritage—its muted greens, soft blues, and warm neutrals echo the Owens‑Thomas House, while timber frame beams imported from Austria add tactile warmth to the otherwise contemporary aesthetic. With 157 suites ranging from studios to four‑bedroom lofts, the open‑concept layouts feel residential thanks to full kitchens, coffee makers, and in‑unit laundry—ideal for extended stays—layered with linen sheets, wood accents, and locally inspired artwork and photography that capture the city’s coastal light. Lifestyle‑forward amenities set an effortless tone: unwind by the outdoor pool and sun deck, keep pace at the spacious main‑floor fitness center, take advantage of valet parking, and bring four‑legged companions under the pet‑friendly policy. On‑site, the Little James café and restaurant covers breakfast through dinner for easy fueling or unwinding, while the lobby stocks grab‑and‑go bites. Set on the west end of the Historic District, the address places SCAD, live‑oak‑lined streets, Jones Street window‑shopping, and the riverfront within a brisk walk or short ride, delivering a modern, elevated, community‑centric stay at a starting rate around $139." - Ruby Gregg