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Resort hotel · Savannah
"You could credit (I certainly would) this property with ushering in a new wave of modern-minded accommodations in the city. When the stylish urban resort opened across from Forsyth Park in February 2024, it filled a long-missing niche and set in motion a revival now rippling through Savannah. In the warmer months, the pool scene buzzes. Cocktails and colorful murals define convivial Bar Bibi. The plant-filled green atrium is a favorite for wedding receptions and Instagram feeds. Rooms lean luxurious but remain approachable and playful. The well-curated boutique carries local designers and some of the best branded hotel swag—including lightly fragranced candles and motif scarves you’d actually wear in real life." - Lindsay Cohn
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"At Hotel Bardo Savannah, cocktails and colorful murals define convivial Bar Bibi, a scene-y perch where the vibe is as photogenic as the drinks." - Lindsay Cohn
Hotel · Savannah
"Occupying a beautifully restored 1853 townhouse on a leafy residential street in Savannah’s Historic District, this luxury, adults-only B&B feels intimate, exquisitely detailed, and imbued with palpable warmth. Interiors by Kirby Caldwell blend saturated hues, rich textures, and bold art. Each of the 16 rooms and suites is individually designed, pairing original features—fireplaces, stained glass windows, glimmering Murano chandeliers—with four-poster beds and vintage Oushak rugs. The “home, but better” atmosphere is elevated by a guest-only bar for an Old Fashioned or whatever cordial you fancy, as well as complimentary breakfast and evening canapé (caviar anyone?) service by James Beard Award–nominated chef Jacques Larson." - Lindsay Cohn
Hotel · Savannah
"Built in 1961, the First Federal Savings and Loan Association building sat at the corner of Broughton and Abercorn for five decades before, in July 2025, it went from bank to boutique. The reimagining by AAmp Studio transformed the six-story landmark into a 44-key hotel that puts as much emphasis on sipping and socializing as snoozing. Trading a typical lobby for an all-day eatery–meets–bar with a reception desk tucked in the corner, the Southeastern debut for Midnight Auteur (from the founders of Death & Co.) shows a preference for fun over following “the rules.” Rooms, like the common areas, reflect the structure’s midcentury architectural legacy, and overpackers will appreciate the ample cabinetry." - Lindsay Cohn
Cocktail bar · Savannah
"Death & Co. spurred an entire genre of cocktail bars, so if the team behind that liquor-fueled empire opens another temple to tipples, you know it’s going to be on point. The new underground boozer below Municipal Grand shies away from the overdone speakeasy formula; deliberately devoid of gimmicks (you won’t hear silly passwords to enter), it’s the place to go for drinks, dance-y music, and dark corners for, well, whatever people do in dark corners." - Lindsay Cohn
Hotel · Savannah
"Before the other boutiques popped up, this property was holding court as the chicest stay in historic downtown Savannah—and even with competition, it remains as swish as ever. The five-star favorite offers 167 rooms styled with oversized windows, leather headboards, and Frette bed linens, plus a gallery-worthy art collection and a refreshed rooftop pool. Peregrin rooftop bar, designed in partnership with SCADPro, is a buzzy, tropical-tinged spot for sundowner cocktails, masala-spiced fries, and soaking in the skyline views. Expect trademark Southern hospitality—big smiles, real interest in your day, and complimentary lobby wine—and even pups get VIP treatment with locally made biscuits and plush dog beds." - Lindsay Cohn
Bar · Savannah
"Set atop the Perry Lane Hotel, this SCADPro-designed perch is a buzzy, tropical-tinged spot for sundowner cocktails, masala-spiced fries, and wide-open skyline views." - Lindsay Cohn
Southern restaurant (US) · Savannah
"For over a decade, fans of crab fritters and cornbread dressing have packed into this brilliantly restored 1938 Greyhound bus terminal to dig into Mashama Bailey’s version of Port City Southern cuisine. The soulful cooking is infused with inventiveness that keeps things fresh yet familiar. Reserve the dining room for a prix fixe experience or roll the dice at the more casual diner bar, where fresh oysters and cocktails await." - Lindsay Cohn
Restaurant · Savannah
"Set in a brick building at the corner of Bull St. and Victory St., just across the train tracks from Starland (a cue that the cool district is expanding), this neighborhood spot pours a rotating list of natural wines and slings seasonal small plates—think Sapelo Island littleneck clams in tomato mala or roasted Brussels sprout leaves with blue oyster mushrooms—within a stylish space of exposed brick, concrete floors, and a walnut bar." - Lindsay Cohn
Italian restaurant · Savannah
"A new Italian spot in the hip Starland District, Lucia Pasta Bar pairs exposed brick and an open kitchen with delicious food that suits solo dining at the bar as well as date night in the pasta room. Order the lettuce with bright tonnato sauce, a hulking cherry tomato focaccia, and beet-stuffed scarpinocc. To wash it down, there are Negronis on draft, expertly mixed cocktails made with Italian spirits, or you can ask for a glass of the chef’s favorite Vermentino." - Lindsay Cohn