Foley House Inn

My Husband and I stayed there in mid September, 2025 as part of a 5 day vacation to Savannah. General info - Excellent location, directly between all the main tourist spots we wanted to see. The gardens were beautiful. I have limited mobility and booked it knowing there were no elevators, I called ahead of time to ensure our room was easy for me to access. (Which it seemed to be from what I read at booking) The man with whom I spoke, confirmed we were on the garden level. We got to walk through them every time we came in or left the property, sooooo beautiful. There was a slight mechanical problem in the room that could not be fixed while we were staying there, (it could be and was jury-rigged to work safely for the duration of our stay) we were offered an upgrade due to the "inconvenience" of the issue, (which once it was jury-rigged really was a non-issue) While the upgraded room was even more incredible, (which is saying a lot because I loved our room it was amazing) I could not climb the stairs everyday, I managed it once to see the option and the view from upstairs. If you can do the stairs, do it, the view was spectacular. The staff - So nice, above and beyond the typical "staff nice" you see at pretty much every hotel. Everyone with whom we spoke was incredible. Enthusiastic about the hotel itself, the decor, the food at the continental breakfast, the cookies and teas mid-afternoon(I'll come back to that below), Savannah, its tourist spots and its history. Dedee in particular (and I apologize if I misspelled her name) was one of the sweetest people I have ever met in my life. She stopped by our table every morning to see if we needed anything, to chat if we were up for it, and generally just to wish us an amazing day. She answered every question my husband and I had, about the food, the hotel and its history. We came to find out she was the one cooking the food at the continental breakfast, everything they served was amazing. We had a question about one of the items they served and she took the time to go back into the kitchen to get the answer for us and bring it to our room so we would have it when we got back at the end of the day. Mind you this was completely above and beyond as it wasn't an allergy type question it was a hey this is really good can you tell me how you made it and what brand kind of a thing. She did and I am looking forward to trying to make it now that we are home. Her spinach croissants were my absolute favorite. The ghosts - since it's Savannah and so many others have commented about them it seems wrong to leave them out of the review. We saw nothing out of the ordinary, we experienced nothing out of the ordinary. We heard the stories and read them online (when I got home - because I'm a "chicken-puppy'). However the fact that nothing happened did not prevent everyone in Savannah that we met, when finding out where we were staying, from saying..... "Ooooh the Foley House. Did you know it was haunted when you booked it?" Or "ooooh, that's haunted, is that why you stayed there?" The answer to both of those is "It's in Savannah, it is a really old city and a really old building so yeah, there are ghost stories about lots of places there. (We did several ghost tours because I love scary stories). Some people have reported seeing / experiencing things at Foley house. We did not. We for the most part, don't really believe in such things. However that didn't prevent me from bringing an EMF detector and those light up cat ball toy things, turning them on and leaving them around the room as an early warning sign, just in case. Because, as I said before : me ="chicken-puppy". They did not light up at all except when my husband kicked them because I had left them somewhere stupid. Quick summary - if you want an amazing experience at a quiet hotel in Savannah. I highly highly highly recommend the Foley house. Our time there was truly incredible. All of this was at a reasonable price for the location, service, and ambiance. Great value.

We loved this place!! This was our first time to Savannah and this hotel is the perfect location. Out of the way of the loud riverfront but still within walking distance to everything in the historic district. Staff was friendly and accommodating, our room was beautiful. And breakfast was a blend of omelets, bacon and muffins and pastries. The Foley house sitting rooms were welcoming and all the decor was enchanting especially the mantel on the downstairs fireplace. Would definitely 1000% come back here again.

Awesome location in the center of Savannah's historic district. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, especially DeeDee and Chuck, made our 3 day stay especially enjoyable. Good breakfast and afternoon tea were offered. Comfy beds and linens, and cozy robes. We stayed in a recently renovated |room with a wonderful large shower and dressing area. A small balcony overlooked the courtyard garden area and was the perfect place to enjoy morning coffee and pastries. All around it was a wonderful place!

Firstly the parking in Savannah is an absolute nightmare and the signs for parking are quite incomprehensible and there was filming going on in the street.. We didn’t take any chances and parked in a public car park. When we got to Foley House, jaded after dragging our cases and rucksacks for a 20 minute walk we were greeted by stairs. We finally got into the house and were greeted by Chuck, a pleasant gentleman. He said our room was up a few flights of stairs and when he saw our exasperated expressions he said that he would put us in the garden room downstairs (1 flight) for a free upgrade. Upon entering the room we saw that it was very tired and in need of some serious renovations. I can’t quite believe that room 102 was an upgrade.|It’s in a very convenient location, 10 minutes from the waterfront and a lovely walk to it and that’s where it ends.|5.30 am the following morning we were awoken by footsteps over the top of us and by around 7am people overhead were talking at the volume as if it were 3pm in the afternoon. The walls are paper thin and you can hear everything up and either side of the room. We got to breakfast and there was nothing vegetarian, Dede did offer to make me an omelette after a little arm twisting and when it turned up 20 minutes later it was tepid and extremely salty.|The next morning we were woken very early again with pacing above us and loud voices. Breakfast was even worse with more salty offerings of omelette and spinach and ricotta pastry with even more salt and they were both cold. It was very sweet of her to take my dietary needs into consideration but I think when you’re paying just shy of 200 dollars per night the food should be at least hot! I couldn’t recommend staying there as it was very expensive and the food was terrible, shame as the hosts were very hospitable. I think the property is overpriced, extremely noisy and expensive.

We have visited Savannah six or seven times and we always stay at the Foley House Inn. Staff are welcoming and helpful, from the front desk to the kitchen team. This was our first trip post Covid and things have changed a little which is a shame. There used to be cordials and nibbles around 5pm which was a nice way to meet other guests - that doesn’t happen any more. Plus breakfast used to be more of a communal affair with shared tables which has also stopped. These changes mean the ground floor lounge/dining area is permanently laid out for eating, so it feels less welcoming than before. The breakfast is still good and the coffee/tea station is well stocked. It just doesn’t quite feel the same. The room was comfortable and well furnished.

My husband and I have stayed there a few times now and every time is great. The staff is friendly, the rooms are nice, they allow large dogs (100 lbs), and the location is perfect. We will continue coming back.

We booked the last room at the last minute on our way home from North Carolina. It was such a convenient location and indulged my enthusiasm for historical architecture. We found parking right out front. ($1 per hour 8am -8pm). Check in cookies and tea we're fantastic. Our room was cute with a fireplace and a door to the courtyard. Breakfast was even better than I had anticipated and if they have the spinach pastries out definitely snag one.

Amazing inn! Perfect location! We could walk to every place we wanted to see from the Foley House. It was quaint and looked exactly like an inn from the 1800s should look but had all the modern amenities like sinks and faucets and plugs etc. The staff was super friendly and helpful! We would definitely stay here again if we came to Savannah!

The location and lovely furnishings. Breakfast was great. Afternoon iced tea. The staff were very welcoming and DeDe was just the warmest!!

We requested 2 extra pillows when we booked online. When we arrived, we again made the request, and we're told there were not 2 extra pillows to be had on the premises. Other than that, the room was mostly clean and modernized, but there was a couch in the room with numerous rips on it.

We loved this place!! This was our first time to Savannah and this hotel is the perfect location. Out of the way of the loud riverfront but still within walking distance to everything in the historic district. Staff was friendly and accommodating, our room was beautiful. And breakfast was a blend of omelets, bacon and muffins and pastries. The Foley house sitting rooms were welcoming and all the decor was enchanting especially the mantel on the downstairs fireplace. Would definitely 1000% come back here again.

I really enjoyed my stay at Foley House a few weeks ago. Check-in and check-out was super simple. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room and common areas were clean. I loved the balcony and backyard entrance. The patios were a wonderful little surprise and a perfect place to enjoy a drink (or two). The location is super walkable. We were able to find a parking spot on the street directly behind Foley House and walked everywhere the entire weekend. Don't forget to check out the happy hour, they have free wine :) We didn't have a chance to try the breakfast so I can't speak for that. I can't see a reason, we wouldn't stay at Foley House next time we are in Savannah!

The staff was pleasant and accommodating! We loved our room looking out at steeple! Loved being across from park. Shout out to Faith and Dee Dee for superb hospitality! We enjoyed our visits with them! We will definitely be back!

Nice place & location. BEST BEDDING. Softest most comfortable blankets & sheets. Neat....Pretty decor. Great service staff. Secure & safe. Jordan and Chuck were awesome. Was surprised with Cold waffles & eggs breakfast. Moldy, paint peeling ceiling. Broken dusty blinds. Dirty bathroom... moldy...ceiling...filthy access panel. We will not be back.

We made our first trip to Savannah and stayed at the Historic Foley House Inn. This boutique hotel is in the middle of the historic district. Located across the street from Chippewa Square. Once we parked our car, we were able to walk everywhere. This site is beyond convenient. We travel with an Australian Shepard and this Inn is pet friendly. The staff was attentive, friendly, and helpful. We met the new owner of the Inn and she is truly awesome. She shared with us her plans for the future and we could not be more pleased and excited for her and the Inn. We will be back next year.

Pros: -Upon arrival we were helped with our bags to the third floor since there is no elevator. -The location was in the center of downtown Savannah. -They had complimentary coffee or juice along with cookies and a yogurt in the mornings. We didn't care for it, but it was appreciated. Cons: -The pictures and videos on their website have to be from over a decade ago as none of the fireplaces in each of the rooms are functioning and furnishings are very dirty and falling apart. -Everything about the room at check in and throughout our stay was incredibly dirty. I was embarrassed to have taken my husband here. They not once cleaned our room and at check in no one mentioned if we needed housekeeping to ask them. That's tacky to have guests asking for them to do their jobs. Yet they left an envelope in the room for the guests to leave a tip to housekeeping. -The balcony railing was so dangerously low and very slanted the chair hardly fits out there and felt very unsafe. -Furniture was all visibly dirty it gave dirty motel vibes. -Linens and bath towels were in bad shape or not adequately clean. -The stairs to the third floor were all different heights making it difficult even for healthy people. The banister at the bottom of the side house felt like it was going to be ripped off if you put any weight on it. -The central air located in the room seemed useless. The balcony doors let too much cold air into the room at night and in the daytime the room was too hot when it was hot outside. -Upon checking in and throughout our stay the floors were all so disgusting especially the bathroom floors. We found all sorts of body hair all over the bathroom floor. -The walls are so thin I couldn't sleep hearing our neighbors snore loudly and just talk late at night and early in the mornings.

The location was great, and the house was in decent shape. It is quiet even on the street side. But this isn't a B&B, more like Costco muffins and yogurt. It was lacking in hospitality, rarely saw staff, needed to ask for housekeeping, and made to feel like it was an imposition when we did. Will explore other options next time.

We stayed for the night at the Foley house. Staff were nice and welcoming. Ask about stairs we were three flights up. Difficult with our luggage. They are the only B&B that allows dogs in the historic District. Rooms were really nice and clean.

Great place to stay. Good location. The room was beautiful and comfortable. The staff is very hospitable and a nice breakfast to start the day.

The location was great you can walk almost anywhere. The people who worked there were nice. They have a little wine hour which was a great touch after a day of walking around and sight seeing. It could have been a tad cleaner. But overall we had a great experience.

This adorable bed and breakfast is absolutely worth visiting!!! The owner and the staff are the sweetest, most accommodating people. I stayed in the Essex suite which included a chandelier and 2 fireplaces as well as a large jacuzzi soaking tub. To say I was thrilled by the beauty of the place would be an understatement. The Foley House also included a delightful breakfast each morning of my stay as well as a complimentary wine reception every evening! They really do go above and beyond here to make sure you truly enjoy your stay. I would 100% recommend staying here when visiting Savannah.

Everything was great! Room was spacious, we had a cute balcony, I loved all the little patio areas in back, the location was convenient, breakfast was tasty, the wine reception was delightful, and the common areas were beautiful. On top of all that, I had a potential ghost experience!

I'm sad to say that this place use to be great! But now it's has been let go. Property not maintenance and cleanliness is bad. Bathrooms in especially bad no hot water at times. Bath tub not cleaned properly. My husband got a fungus infection. Because it's not being cleaned properly. Furniture not cleaned or the lamps in our room. Locks on door do not work properly. Tv connection to local channel very bad. Hallways and stair area as well as the room we stayed in. Needs to be painted. Chips and marks every where. The staff there very friendly. And helpful. The owner said he wave our pet fee and never did. Due to the conditions of our room along with the fact we where repeated guest. So this place is now off our list of places to stay in savanna and we love it there. I think next time because having pets. We probably will stay at a air B&B because there off the squares and the parks wish we love.

This bed and breakfast -- constructed in 1889 -- offers decent and comfortable-enough amenities, for tourists looking to stay in the heart of Savannah. Things to know: ***** I. LOCATION & PARKING: The Foley House sits across the street from Chippewa Square (on the corner of Bull and Hull Streets and only a few feet away from the famous Forest Gump bench scene). The most attractive aspect of this place is it's proximity to the heart of the city's Downtown" anywhere from a 10-20 minute walk. Regarding parking, those who stay at the Foley House can receive a street parking pass. Plentiful spots exist around Chippewa Square. II. ROOM: Most rooms there differ, and I stayed in two over the course of four nights. One had a modern bathroom; one did not. One had a working fireplace; one did not. Both had sort-of-comfy beds, but I wouldn't rave about about either of them. So yeah, your experience depends on the room. I would suggest asking for a room as farthest away from the main floor as possible. In addition to getting a fantastic calf and thigh workout ascending those stairs (no elevator, BTW), you'll avoid hearing people walk down the stairs during breakfast time. One of the major problems I found in both rooms is that many of the electrical outlets didn't work. It's something Foley House could improve. III. SERVICE: Fantastic, friendly staff. The person we worked with to coordinate our stay over-communicated how to access the building after 10 pm (which is when they don't have anyone staffing the place). IV. FOOD & DRINK: Their complimentary breakfast is off of a small menu. (So it's like a restaurant.) I had a tasty omelet accompanied with pan fried ham and fruit. I had one of their fruit juices, too, and it was unfortunately something similar to something one could have bought at a grocery store. It's too bad because I loved my food. V. PRICES: They vary and depend on the time of year and type of room. I think we paid around $275 per night, which was the most affordable option in the area. VI. OTHER TIDBITS: Supposedly, a ghost named Wally haunts the Foley House. Guests have seen him with his top hat walking around the garden at night. Fortunately, I didn't see the guy. Oh, and it's dog-friendly. VII. OVERALL: Consider the Foley House, for a convenient stay in Savannah. Research other options, though.

My one main gripe is that they don't allow an earlier check in even when you know the place isn't booked! Get some better customer service please. I settled for dropping off my things in a corner and walking around the city. I got a room on the ground floor which I later regretted. It was loud, you can hear the breakfast crowd coming down to eat, people walking around and the staff making noise. If you make a reservation, do not stay on the ground floor! I am also told you should avoid the carriage house in the winter as you have to walk through the cold garden to get to the house meals. We got a room with huge king sized bed and large windows (so glad the blinds block out the light). I like to cuddle so it was wasted space but still beautiful. The room is larger than my master bedroom at home! Very well decorated too. The Fireplace worked, and was very warm. Loved that detail. Breakfast is served 8am-10am. You are sat in tables of 2. It's very private and intimate. I prefer the communal tables where you get to meet other guests but that's just me. Breakfast: We started out with fruit with juice and coffee. The fruit had lots of honeydew (the crappiest of the crap fruits) but the banana muffin was clearly fresh baked and perfect. I got eggs with goat cheese and sausage. My boyfriend got waffles with sausage. It was you basic hotel food. If I rated this place on the food alone, they'd get 2 stars. Sweets and tea offered from 3-6pm. They had biscottis and cookies from a local bakery, That was a nice treat. They offer port on the piano 24/7. Overall everyone is very attentive and friendly. It's in a great part of town. Across the park where Forrest Gump tells his famous line about the box of chocolates on a bench. I will probably try a different place next time just to get a taste of what other B and B's are like but this place was great despite the OK food.

I decided to give Foley House 3-Stars because the receptionist was pleasant. Although I did not believe her that she did not know more about the location I was asking her about. Maybe I am wrong but this location is so huge, how can you not know about it. I have been trying to get information on a Senior Apartment there in Savannah with no luck. I had left voice message with the LGBTQ Center with no return call. I found the Foley House and idea I would stay there if I ever get details first about these senior apartments. I called the Foley House to only get the brink wall thrown at me again. This Employee of this Gay B&B if still gay did not know the area after living in Savannah 2-yrs. I found this disappointing and if this is what Southern Hospitality is now days, do I want to move to Savannah. If I ever get my information I won't stay at the Foley House. Makes me also wonder if the Gay Community in Savannah is unfriendly even to gay outsiders.

This BnB is in a great location. That's the best thing about it. Very dated and needs work and a deep cleaning. Our room was very dark. The Happy Hour has no crackers or cheese and two bottles of very poor wine. Parking is an issue. Staff advised us where to park and then we received a ticket. If you aren't comfortable with stairs, this place has them everywhere. Property has not been maintained.

The stay was just okay. The staff (Chuck and Tim) was awesome. We had a great time, room was cleaned and historic but bed and pillow wasn't comfortable. Great location in the center of everything, walking distance. Downfall this isn't a bed n breakfast place, all pics are showing omelets and fresh cooked meals for breakfast. That wasn't the case, cold store bought muffins, cakes, yogurt, tea and coffee isn't breakfast to me. We had to go out for breakfast every morning. Reduce your price and state no fresh breakfast, we serve muffins, bread, yogurt and etc. You will definitely get in shape, climbing the stairs(no elevator)

With this review I hope that future guests of the Foley House Inn will think twice before booking. If you read the other negative reviews you will notice that the owner (someone called Grant) ridicules anyone who complains, so I am not expecting anything more from him as an answer to this review. I had two very unfortunate incidents involving the Foley House Inn in Savannah, both of which ask for extremely negative reviews plus reporting the hotel to the Georgia Department of Public Health. Me and my wife have been travelling with our friends to Savannah and decided on the Foley House Inn for a two-night stay. My friend made the reservations for the four of us in two separate rooms. The first incident revolves around reservations that had to be made twice. Initially the reservation for both rooms was made on January 14th through booking.com for a two-night stay on January 25th until the 27th. The reservation included the possibility to make one date change if done so on January 18th at the latest. Unfortunately my wife's mother died early morning of Friday the 20th and me and my wife had to return to the Netherlands for the funeral. My friend, who made the reservation immediately tried to change the reservation to a later date but hotel management hid behind the rules of booking.com and maintained (after several requests) that nothing was to be done about this and if we wanted to change we had to simply make a new reservation and thus pay twice. I was totally struck by the total lack of empathy since this was obviously an exceptional case and we were not trying to cancel, just to change the dates. Foley House Inn management could have easily booked in the new dates without charging us. Me and my wife had enough stress at the time to worry too much about it as we had to arrange for flights to Europe on top of the obvious dealing with the loss of a loved one. So, reluctantly we agreed to make a new booking which my friend did on January 22nd through booking.com for a two-night stay on February 22nd until the 24th. I still believe we should get a full refund of the first stay as a courtesy to us as guests. Especially so since in other (negative) reviews about cancellations Grant constantly mentions that he must have a three-day notice for changes which he got from us. The past week we have been staying at the Foley House Inn (room 307) and enjoyed the city of Savannah. This is when the second incident occurred. On our second night (February 23rd-24th) around 8pm my wife had a huge cockroach (at least 1.5 inch) running over her arms. Obviously she was in distress, but we managed to kill it and flush it down the toilet. She was afraid there would be more, but I was able to calm her down and truly believed / hoped that was not the case. However, within half an hour we spotted a second (equally large) cockroach on the floor. We also managed to kill that one but it was then that we decided this was no longer a suitable environment to stay in. I reported the incident to the caretaker on site and he even came up to have a look. Unfortunately he claimed he could do nothing at all for us until the morning of the 24th. I mentioned that we were going to leave and wanted a full refund because of the clear health code violation and the emotional distress we were in. No way were we going to sleep there anymore. So we were forced to book a room at another hotel nearby and we left the night of the 23rd. I have sent these concerns / incidents as an email to the hotel demanding a refund, but so far have not received an answer. In addition I have reported the hotel to the city of Savannah for the clear Health Code violation and suggested the hotel to be inspected and pest control measures to be taken.

Loved this place! This was our first time in a bed & breakfast and we were very comfortable! Sweet and friendly staff! Breakfast was amazing too!

Absolutely wonderful stay. Comparable cost to traditional hotels in the area. Very pet friendly. You may leave your pet in the room when you wish to go about town, all they require is your cell number in case you are needed. Chef India is an amazing southern style culinary artist, incorporating southern flare and hospitality into three different daily experiences included with your stay; breakfast, tea and sweets in the afternoon, evening wine and hors d'oeuvres pairing. Chuck is very pleasant and always a smile away. Paul is an amazing steward and though new to the area he knows the best places to eat, to look for new residences, and to shop for groceries or southern relics. The ladies who cover the weekend shifts are very pleasant and attentive as well. We had the best stay. Our hats off to this wonderfully unique and cater to B&B. Thanks so much!

We were in town for one night and stayed here after reading the reviews and they allowed pets for extra. They give you complimentary wine in the evening and breakfast which was so so. It was a quiche with fruit which we both ended up not eating. The rooms were large and they had a couple courtyards to hang out in while enjoying your breakfast or wine. The hotel is in walking distance to all restaurants, stores and historic sites. Definitely would stay here again!

I wrote the below note to the owner when they reached out for feedback. I thought it was also a good Yelp review: Hello Mr. Rogers, Our stay was awesome. In fact I told my wife about how the Air BNB in Charleston was such an inferior experience to Foley House Inn: no breakfast, no turn down service, and a residential location rather than being downtown in the middle of it all. There was one minor thing: we had to explicitly request turn down service. With that said, everyone was so helpful: Mrs. Shaquita let us use the milk to feed our baby, and the fridge and microwave in the kitchen to store our blue berries and warm her milk. Your other hostess/concierge (a blonde woman with an English accent) befriended our daughter and gave her maps and crayons to play with to help her settle down so we could eat our breakfast in peace. It was a lovely experience. Thanks!

There isn't anything I can say other than the bed was a little uncomfortable for my husband. I was so happy to stay that honestly I couldn't sleep! I was just too excited to be on vacation. Booked online and that is what we got. The room was downstairs it was quiet. It is an older home so there will be a few creaks but nothing other than quiet! Woke up got my coffee and sat outside and listened to birds and watched squirrels. The shower alone was worth it. If you have a hard day drive the shower would just remind you how wonderful water feels! It would pin you against the wall! Plenty of hot water! Parking was $12 for the next day. I can't get all day parking for $12 in Nashville Tennessee! So worth it! Historic Savannah, southern charm and beautiful! Food! If anyone can take Grits and make me like them, well needless to say. I hated grits, loathed them. Now I have to go back home and yell at my mama that she has no idea how to make grits because the grits here was FAB-U-Freaking-licious! I still hate my mamas grits or any grits for that matter but this place may make me change my mind IF and that is a huge IF they make them as awesome as this place did. The omelette and sausage was wonderfully prepared. However them grits! Just wow! With a cranberry muffin? Who knew? Heart of Savannah! Drop by and tell Elle Carla said Hey! She is a trip! If you feel Wally tell him I said hey too!

My partner and I stayed here with the intention to learn the history of the area in a as-safe-as-possible way during COVID. Pros: - Location: The rates are purely a reflection of the inn's *fantastic* location. - Friendly staff (when they are around) - Complimentary coffee in the morning Cons: - Cleanliness: If you have allergies, historic inns are understandably not a great place for you, but this inn, definitely not. The heavy fabrics desperately need cleaning. (The fabric above our bed had a thick centimeter of dust just lurking above our heads.) Outside of the room, too, taking a cursory look past the facade shows a place that would really benefit from a deep clean (ex., trash under steps in courtyard, corners of rooms where boxes and stuff were just piled up). - Weird COVID protocols. Guests were observed to not wear masks while sitting in the foyer indoors; however, our rooms weren't cleaned once during our four-day stay, reportedly because of safety. (Strangely, this did not prevent request for a housekeeping tip.) This tells me the est. is trying to do right by their staff but are worried of offending their guests? No one wins here, clearly. - Costs associated with evening wine and breakfast. A glass of yellowtail & sugared bread w/ 3 slices of fruit - I don't know where I would have to be to feel as though this was worth $25. Do not fall for this "deal." - No minifridge in rooms. On our last day, I heard a guest ask about getting into the kitchen's fridge, so apparently you could use that. This is not something we were told about at check-in, nor something we could ask about since no one was ever really around. Again, I wish I was able to speak to someone to remedy some of these issues during our stay, but it didn't really seem like anyone really worked here -- other than the staff who worked breakfast in the morning. Bottom line -- If you find another place close by with a better rate, stay there.

Very cute bed and breakfast in the center of historic Savannah! The room was super cute and clean. We had a little private balcony that overlooked the courtyard. The breakfast and snacks throughout the day were fantastic. We stayed for 4 days and appreciated the location so much, we could comfortably walk to the rifer front or down to Forsyth park stopping into all the great bars and cafes along the way to enjoy a break from the 100 degree heat. Foley house is pet friendly and one of the other guests would leave their dog locked in their room all day/evening. The barking was incredibly loud and anthat was the only down side to our stay.

This is their response when we said we could not come down because of exposure to COVID: "We do not make exceptions to our cancellation policy for any reason." Guess we should show up and infect their staff and all their customers. We did not do this as we would rather lose our pre-paid stay (which evidently will) Be careful as there may be other customers who would stay at their hotel rather than lose their hard earned money.

Changed from 3 to 1 star: Update they charged my CC for the full amount even though my company paid in advance. Called and state it was a mistake and refund will be issued in 2 days, we'll it's 8 days later and still don't have a refund. $500.54 wasn't even worth the stay. Disputing with bank now! Seems shady now! The stay was just okay. The staff (Chuck and Tim) was awesome. We had a great time, room was cleaned and historic but bed and pillow wasn't comfortable. Great location in the center of everything, walking distance. Downfall this isn't a bed n breakfast place, all pics are showing omelets and fresh cooked meals for breakfast. That wasn't the case, cold store bought muffins, cakes, yogurt, tea and coffee isn't breakfast to me. We had to go out for breakfast every morning. Reduce your price and state no fresh breakfast, we serve muffins, bread, yogurt and etc. You will definitely get in shape, climbing the stairs(no elevator)

It's a total pet friendly grand house in Savannah, Ga. Good location, and they will call a taxi when you need it. They have a spectacular breakfast. I am disabled and they tried to accommodate me in all ways. Thank You! I come to Savannah a lot to see shows at the theater.

I am writing in reference to our recent stay at your Inn from September 7th - 14th. We were in the Carriage House Room 307. Although we loved the location and it was very quiet, we were extremely disappointed with the housekeeping. When we first arrived I was given conflicting information. First I was told if I wanted our room serviced I would need to put the "sign" on the door. When I couldn't locate this so called "sign", I asked the woman at the desk and she said there were no "signs" that she was aware of, so I asked her, "what do we need to do to have our room serviced" and she said she would make a note that it was to be done daily. Maybe we were forgotten because we were in the Carriage House, I'm not sure but the first day I found myself requesting wash cloths and I was handed one. Needless to say as the week went on I would end up asking for towels, more wash clothes, a hand towel, AND toilet paper. Now keep in mind I layed the used towels on the floor as indicated by the sign in the bathroom and not only did I not receive clean towels, the wet ones remained in our bathroom. I also had to request for our trash to be emptied and a plunger because the toilet in Room 307 doesn't flush properly which brings me to my next concern...our toilet wasn't cleaned the entire week (I'll spare you the details of how I know it wasn't). The last problem we had was 3 of my breakfast orders and 1 of my husband's were incorrect, but this is minor compared to the other problems we incurred during our stay. On a positive note, all the staff we dealt we over the course of the week were very polite and friendly. My husband and I are Hilton Honor members and while we could have easily stayed in one of their hotels, we like to treat ourselves every once-in-awhile and stay in an Inn or B&B for that "personal touch" you usually only get in those kind of establishments. We don't mind paying a little extra for exceptional service but we don't feel we received that kind of service this time. Unfortunately, this time I found myself wishing we should have stayed in a Hilton Hotel just so we could have had a clean room and working toilet. I brought these issues to the attention of the woman who assisted us when checking out. She was very apologetic and informed me she would bring this to the General Manager's attention who she said would, most likely, compensate us for our troubles. Unfortunately, we never heard from anyone so I e-mailed my concerns and my husband called a week later. As of today, we have not received an answer to our e-mail or phone call. I can't believe this is the image you would want for your Inn...

Location=Perfect Staff: Super attentive, friendly, and always willing to help. Breakfast: Yummy. 3 options that vary daily. Cooked to order so everything is super fresh and hot. Room: I stayed in the Wrest (sp) room 401. It's huge. California King and a couch. Completely remodeled bathroom with shower big enough for 2! Fireplace had a mind of its own but otherwise all good. Internet: Free and fast enough to watch Netflix on my iPad. Parking: Get over yourself if you whine about parking. This is located in the historic district. Built for homes, walking, and parks (squares). Not cars. Drive around. You'll find something within a short walking distance.

The most charming little inn. Dressed in period pieces and furnishings, the building itself is inviting. The rooms, we stayed in two, are lovely. Large comfortable canopied beds with fluffy pillows and soft bedding. The sitting areas in the rooms are bright and airy with period settees, coffee tables and chairs. The bathrooms are beautifully appointed (modern fixtures, period occasional pieces) and inviting. One room we had had a small jacuzzi tub, perfect for two. The garden was delightful. It is private with chairs and tables and a "smoke 'em if you got 'em" sort of ambiance. For all the charm of the inn and its appointments, the staff is more charming. They are friendly, professional, accommodating, and helpful. They all welcomed my dog (there was no extra charge for him) like he was a family friend. When we return to Savannah, and we certainly will, we plan to stay at The Foley House. It was a wonderful experience!

What a beautifully situated inn! My husband and I arrived to a very sweet man who checked us in and Josh who so kindly carried our luggage up the three long flights of stairs to our 4th floor room. The gentleman who greeted us... I'm at a loss for his name...Also held a space for us behind the building so we could park our car and leave it for the 3 days were are here. So super sweet of him and indicative of all of the staff. We arrived to warm smiles and a well lit Inn with informative staff eager to help. The Inn is on the corner of one of many town squares in beautiful Historic Savannah. Parking... we lucked out thanks to the staff. I heard several guests grumbling over the past few days about parking, but the staff were always eager to help and give direction. This is a historic area... and a B&B.... that should alert most that there is No parking garage or valet!!! This should not be surprising and the website clearly reviews parking limitations. A 4 story Inn.......The only thing I am going to say about all the stairs is, if you are looking for an elevator, go to a hotel. I love this Inn and wouldn't change a thing!! Besides, the glorious made to order breakfast, house made sweets in the afternoon and wine and yet another tray of house made ordevours in the evening.... a bit of stairs stepping is a good thing!! Wow.... what a sublime chef and staff!! Room.... we were in the 4th floor. Lovely room. New bathroom with rain shower and HOT WATER!! 4th floor means turn on the water a bit before you get in the shower, but once the water heats up....wonderful! Our room is spacious and cozy at the same time. This is not a cheap place so if you are looking to be thrifty.... uhm... may not work out.... but so WELL WORTH the money!! What a wonderful time we have had!! This is a "haunted" property which I found entertaining.... ask the staff... they will tell you. However, our fireplace did in fact have a mind of its own. We would turn the dial, it would come to life and then turn off and on for the next hour (on the timer) whenever it felt like it. We never mentioned it to the staff until after we left. We really didn't mind and were not concerned about it. It is nice when it's on, however, as it is COLD here tonight!! Wonderful New Years Weekend!!

Returning to Savannah after visiting 5 years ago, I inadvertently booked a room at the same B&B we had stayed at all those years ago. Also, we got the same room! So imagine my surprise when all the things that I really didn't like about the room back then hadn't changed a bit. Nothing has been done to this room to update it, and it sorely needed updating even back then. In fact, the lovely robes that hung in the armoire then were no longer in evidence. Apparently, you have to think in advance and ask for them. The bed is lovely and comfortable. The little staircase leading up to the bed to assist short people hadn't been cleaned since someone stepped on it as the footprint was clearly visible on the shiny black wood. The room came with 2 bottles of water, but when those were quickly gone in the Savannah heat, there was no filtered water available elsewhere, only bottles for sale at $2.00 each. The bathroom was the worst, though. The chipped grout in the floor tiles was still chipped six years later. The incredibly bad caulk job everywhere had not been fixed (I do a better job!). The white paint spatters outside the bathroom door on the dark wood floor were still there as was the missing paint on the trim of the bathroom door. The breakfast was lovely and Paul was quite helpful with luggage and finding a parking spot. The location is great, right across from where the Forest Gump movie was filmed and walking distance to River Street. I was a bit put off by the insistence from the front desk as she gave us the Inn's information that she NOT be bothered with non-emergency matters after they left for the evening. I guess that some guests contact them for insignificant things but it seemed a bit off. The bathroom is the biggest problem. When I spend $200 I expect a really nice, clean bathroom with a white tub and fixtures that look professionally installed. That's not what is there - and worse, all the flaws from 6 years ago are still there...

Stayed here over Labor Day weekend. Booked the room as it had a spa bathtub. The bathtub was the best thing about the room. We received no room service period in three days. No fresh towels or bed being made. There was a musty smell to the room, which constantly spraying Lysol helped. The three stars is for the bathtub as the rest of the room was pretty run down.

We decided on a last minute weekend in Savannah for my birthday. Since it was last minute, I didn't have time to find a place for my dogs to stay so we found this place with a very nice pet policy. As the owner of 2 pit bulls, we face a lot of issues in general... most places have size restrictions, only take 1 pet, or freak out when they hear pit bull. None of that here. There is a small deposit for the dogs, but compared to other places, it's really not bad at all. We got in late Friday night so they had given us the code and left the key and directions to our room at the desk. Our room was nice with a king size bed and a very nice modern shower. The bed sat up pretty high, which made it a little difficult to get in and out of. It was a bit firm for my tastes, but I find this true with nearly every hotel or B&B I've stayed in. We ate breakfast both mornings we were there and while the menu options are small, both times our food was great. Everything was clearly fresh and the banana muffins and biscuits were great. We also appreciated the fruit as well. Our room was the Wrest House room, 401. It sits in the front of the building. This was our biggest complaint over all. Despite being on the top floor, you could hear everything on the street. And I do mean EVERYTHING. The trash truck, drunks yelling at 3 am, car doors closing.... everything. Which made my dogs jumpy as I have one who is very sound reactive. Which brings me to the place being pet friendly..... you couldn't ask for more out of a place if you have pets with you. While they were good while we were gone Saturday during the day, they apparently were a little upset Saturday evening when we left for dinner. We got a phone call saying they were making some noise and the person in the room next to us had complained. They apologized profusely for interrupting our evening and asked if there was anything they could do to settle the dogs down a little so we didn't have to come back. She even offered to go get them some sausage from the kitchen and walk them in the park across the street. Thankfully we had only left for dinner and didn't plan on being gone all night, so we got back in a reasonable amount of time. Unfortunately they hadn't settled down. It was a nice evening so she had brought them down to the courtyard and tied them out until we could get back, which was fine. She kept apologizing for having to interrupt the night. I felt bad they had disturbed any other guests. Unfortunately we haven't traveled a lot like this and it was actually the first time for them to be left in a hotel so they were a little uneasy anyway. But staff did everything they could to try to make it better for them. Seriously, they completely won me over. We found out the next morning that the couple who complained had checked out, in part because of my dogs. Eeek. However, they assured me they were not worried about it and that the dogs really hadn't been a big deal. That they were a pet friendly place and they were only being dogs. I still felt horrible about it but they were so sweet. (LOL And said usually the pet owners were far nicer than the non pet owners anyway). Overall our experience was VERY positive. There are a few things to be aware of tho.... First, this is an old building so there are a lot of steps. No elevators, so some people might find it off putting. We didn't mind it. And even my 3 legged dog did fine. Second, those front rooms can be noisy from the street traffic. I was told the next time to ask for a garden level room, which was quieter and the dogs might be happier there. Third, it IS pet friendly. Something they are very proud of and adamant about. If hearing a dog bark at some point is going to bother you, this probably isn't the place for you. The only thing I would suggest to them is to maybe have some crates available for guests. I suspect my dogs might have been a little more at east when we left if we had some. Unfortunately we couldn't fit them in the car with us, so we left ours at home. Being able to even possibly rent a crate or two from them would actually have been good. We will gladly be back at some point to continue exploring Savannah. I was shocked at how dog friendly the city is. Not a single person batted an eye that I had pit bulls. Many of the shops by the river have water bowls out and biscuits available. Several restaurants have space where you can bring your dogs. Can't wait to go back.

This hotel is a REAL GEM of Savannah. Supposedly it's haunted but I had the best sleep of my trip here. The hotel is centrally located at the corner of Chippewa Square in Downtown Historic Savannah. It is very old and VERY authentic. If you're looking for something authentic, old-timey, and not corporate hotel chain, then this is it. The architecture is beautiful and every detail inside, every piece of furniture, is very beautiful and from a century ago. The room I stayed in was very spacious, private, and gorgeously decorated with a four-poster bed on which I slept like a dream. The hotel is quiet and I didn't see other guests or hear any noises. The old Southern gentleman at the front desk, Chuck, is very nice, helpful, and gentlemanly. I am so glad that I stayed here and I would definitely stay here again. Even the facade outside the front of the building is eye-catching and Southern Gothic style. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this beautiful hotel for a novel stay and great night's sleep in Downtown Savannah.

Recently stayed for two nights at the Foley House while visiting Savannah. Can't say enough good things about this place. Clean, wonderfully preserved and so convenient to just about anywhere you would want to go in Savannah. Great accommodations and wonderful breakfast and extras. I must, however, especially recognize Foley House's very friendly and attentive staff, particularly Josh, David and Drew. They were so welcoming, helpful and could not seem to do enough for us! As everyone knows, good help is hard to find, so these guys are really worth their weight in gold! Highly recommend!!!

My husband and I decided to do a spur of the moment trip to Savannah. We had never stayed at a bed and breakfast before. They were able to accommodate us at the last minute. Our room was clean, the ac was cold except for the ghost who we think was messing with ac and raising them temperature twice in the night. The wine and apps were amazing. Breakfast was delicious. It wasn't big but it held us over til lunch. The whole staff was so friendly. We will definitely be staying here again!

Stayed here for only one night with a friend and my two dogs. Generally it was a nice place, friendly staff, nice room, and great location. Parking is a bit frustrating as the hotel itself does not have its own parking and you have to park on the street. My 11 year old dogs did not care for the wrought iron stair cases up to the top floor rooms and I had to carry my two 50 lbs dogs up and down several times throughout the evening and following morning. The "houseman" may have been a little too friendly as I felt he over stayed his welcome when we were trying to settle in. We signed up to have breakfast at the hotel, which was complimentary. I appreciate that it was complimentary and "home made" but I would not have paid money for that meal. Small detail: I chose this hotel because it seemed to be the most "pet friendly." It has very few restrictions about bringing your pets and even says, "our only request is that you allow our staff to play with your pet." I didn't not get this vibe at all from the staff.

The staff was great and the food was very good. The room cleanliness was just not up to par. The shower looked like it had not been cleaned in a very long time and water doesn't drain well.

The Foley House Inn has been our home away from home in Savannah. We have stayed here 5 times, and we don't plan on stopping any time soon! The check in process is very simple, and the staff could not be more helpful. Each room has taken us back, and made us feel as if we were completely immersed in old Savannah! Breakfast is always amazing, and the options can satisfy every palate. The afternoon tea and sweets are not to be missed, and the wine and hors d'oeuvres are simply delicious. The Foley House is also in the perfect location to accommodate all of your Savannah adventures. This inn makes us feel at home, and we will always recommend staying here!

This is a very beautiful and historical bed-and-breakfast, as you would want coming to Savannah. Our particular room has a little balcony, and I believe there are only two rooms in this entire place that have that. It's a luxury to have a king size bed in such an old bed-and-breakfast. Our unit had a fireplace. The only downfall is if you aren't in good shape walking up a few flights of stairs with the luggage isn't ideal. But the staff are so wonderful and helpful, they are always there to carry your stuff up if you want them to. You get choices of different times for the for homemade breakfast. Exceptional customer service! The only negative, as some others have mentioned, is finding parking. You have to drive around for blocks and blocks to find parking. It's free from 8 PM to 8 AM, then one dollar an hour after that. You can download an app on your phone, so that you don't have to go down there at 8 AM when you want to be sleeping in your comfortable king size bed!

We stayed on the fourth floor, so there were plenty of stairs to climb, which meant I got some exercise. Our room was large. It had a king-size bed and a flatscreen TV. The bathroom was spacious and had plenty of room on the vanity for our toiletries. There was a rainfall shower, which I loved. We requested breakfast at 8, and were seated at our own table, so we had little opportunity for socializing. Not that we necessarily wanted to! The menu was composed of a rotating dish of eggs, grits, a bread (French toast, for example), and a protein (ham, etc.) Also included were a small fruit salad and a muffin, juice and/or coffee or tea. In the afternoons, the chef baked different sweets that made my knees buckle, they were so good. My favorite was a butter pecan cake that was several layers, and frosted with buttercream. In the evenings they served hors d'oeuvres alongside wine in the parlor. We mostly went out to dinner so we missed those. The location was within walking distance of almost everything worthy of exploring in Savannah. We will be back. Highly recommend.

I had a reservation here but was unable to use it after contracting covid. The owner was very nice and went out of his way to help me, as opposed to booking.com who was terrible. I would definitely stay there when I come back, and would definitely NOT use booking.com.

We wanted to love this. The worst part is the pull out bed. It is old and the mattress is about half an inch thick. For 300.00 per night, it's really not ok. You also can't control your own a/c in your room. Great location, friendly staff but they should update their mattresses. We ended up getting our own air mattress

It was a lovely stay! The check-in was seamless. The staff helped me with the luggage and pets while my boyfriend parked the car. The room (Stafford) was large and clean. The breakfast wasn't very appealing.