Kehoe House

Beautiful place with excellent location and caring staff to match! Breakfast was simply amazing as was the 5pm-7pm hor d'oeuvres with hot items, cheese boards, wine, coffee, hot teas, soda, and waters served in a beautiful large space to relax at dining tables, couch and chairs, or walk across the beautiful and spacious foyer with a view of an ornate winding staircase to a second beautiful sitting room, complete with grand piano! Ask the front desk if you are a great pianist wishing to show off your skills on the ivories! You can also play a game of cards using any of the decks provided later during quieter times. Choose from great breakfasts in the larger room or sign at the front desk for first come first serve option for room service which can be served in your room or on your balcony! Full housekeeping with fresh towels daily and an elevator for those that choose to enjoy the beauty of the winding staircase without the leg work! You will definitely not be disappointed! We stayed in the Mercer room with two balconies; a private and a shared! (The entries were through a large window and NOT a door!) The room was very restful and pretty for our 50th anniversary! You can even request a horse drawn carriage!

We chose the Kehoe House because it is one of the few historic homes with an elevator and parking around the corner.. We had a phenomenal stay and we could not have been happier. Our host Charles is amazing. He assisted us upon arrival and made us feel like family through out our stay. He is one of the best host we've ever encountered, very friendly and helpful.||This amazing staff provides a great breakfast, and then evening hors d'oeuvres and wine .You'll also find fresh baked cookies in your room each night.||The rooms are very clean and nicely decorated. This charming, romantic house is across from a beautiful park and an excellent restaurant, the 17hundred 90. The Kehoe location is ideal, easily walkable to restaurants, historic sites and River Street. We would definitely return.

Beautifully maintained historical home. Excellent staff. Husband and I felt pampered in every way. From breakfast served hot to order in the dining room (room service is an option) to wine and hors d’oeuvres in the evening to turn down cookies. The home is beautiful and well decorated. It has a lot of local history and lore. Did I mention that there may be some ghosts? ||Staff is on site 24 hours, should a need arise. Can’t wait to return.

Wonderful, 3-night stay over the Thanksgiving holiday. Great location (you can walk almost everywhere), ambience excellent, courteous staff.||We stayed in the 3rd fl Oglethorpe Room (#304). Spacious king, private bath, corner views, and quiet. Elevator available to all levels (incl. street).||Breakfast is made to order and tasty, though nothing special compared w/ other B&Bs. Nice happy hour w/ wine & hors d'oeuvres.||I would stay here again.

We had booked this property months in advance and were checking in on Christmas Eve when there was a little hiccup finding our reservation (they had recently updated their computer systems, and ours was in the old system). The staff, including Nova and the manager, could not have been more lovely and empathetic. They came up with such a wonderful solution to ensure that our Christmas was going to be amazing. This is such a beautiful property, but it’s the staff that gives it the extra touch that leaves guests with that wonderful feeling of being in a world class property!

A Great historic Bed and Breakfast inn! First class in every way from the minute you step inside this beautiful old home. The staff was so welcoming from the time we checked in until we left. They helped us with our bags as the front stairs are a bit of a challenge, but from here on the elevator is fabulous if you are on one of the upper floors. Our room was the Fiore suite and also had a wonderful balcony. The room was small but had a King bed which was very comfortable. Not to many areas to hang clothes but enough. You have to open a large window to access the balcony but I managed. My wife helped (LOL) Beautifully decorated with antique furniture. | Let me say something about the food, WOW! Eggs Benedict, French Toast, Crepes. Breakfast to your room or in the Parlor every morning was just delicious. We ate in the parlor as we wanted to converse with the very nice people we had met also staying here. | The parking is also included in the room cost which is a big deal in Savannah. The small private lot is basically a two minute walk around the corner.| In closing let me say that I could go on with a few more things that may be good or bad but in general, the very KIND and helpful staff with the very good breakfasts plus the nightly chefs-d'oeuvre's they offered including drinks and wine just make this a no brainer for must stay location in Savannah.| Put the commercial hotels in the drawer for a trip to this city and enjoy its Charm and Hospitality in a beautiful INN with some history itself!

This is our third visit over the last few years…in the past we loved everything about it.|Things have changed:|- most important, the staff is not nearly as friendly and engaged as in the past. Most of the staff seemed to go through the motions of hospitality. We did not feel that most of the staff really cared to provide warm and friendly service with a smile.|- the breakfast had deteriorated - the pancakes were clearly not made to order, rather simply warmed up. The overall flavor of the food was subpar.|- housekeeping delivered the towels in bags, what about hanging them up in their proper place?|- no more complimentary dessert service in the evenings|In general we were disappointed and at those price points, will not return.

We loved the Kehoe House!!! Amazing location but even more was how beautiful the bed and breakfast was. A magical place overlooking the square. The wine and appetizers, banana bread/cookies at night and the bfast was all made in house and absolutely delicious!!! Will definitely be back!

Stayed in the Treutlen room on the first floor; the room cost $481 for one night. The heat was set to 80* in the room & we couldn't figure out how to turn it down. At 1:30am my husband announced that he was so hot & uncomfortable that he was going to go sleep in the car. He went to the front desk for assistance; the gentleman returned, flipped on the lights, and explained you had to stand in *just* the right spot in the room & point the remote at *just* the right angle to adjust the temperature. "Sorry, they should have told you guys that when you checked in." The house is historic & beautiful, but with that comes paper thin walls. Every time someone walked down the stairs it woke us up. We got to enjoy all of the chatter and noise from the parlor/kitchen/front desk. I paid a painful $481 for a terrible night of sleep. Upon check-out, I gave this same honest review to the employee when she asked me how my stay was. There was no offer for a partial refund, or a credit to put toward a future stay (which would have gone unused, but the gesture would have been appreciated). Instead, I was told they don't orient people to their rooms, and of course they would have the heat on, it's winter. Would not stay again and would not recommend to others.

We stayed here for 2 nights last weekend. The property is wonderful - beautifully appointed and very clean. The accommodations are wonderful and the staff is fairly knowledgeable and very friendly and professional. We did not give this a 5 star as the breakfast is really not very good. French toast that has flown over the egg and is therefore dry and made with baguette slice on an angle is not what we would expect. Another guest ordered an egg dish and could not eat it. The only other negative we have is that, although the staff is very friendly and eager to please- some are knowledgeable and others really are struggling to be helpful regarding sightseeing and restaurants. One last very positivie comment - the cooky package on the door knob each night wasa real surprise and treat - and they were delicious.

My husband and I love this beautiful house! And, the breakfast is always on point. Happy hour at 5 is always fun. Wine, port, and an hor'derve are always served. The lemonade is southern sweet!

Me and my husband got married here with the elopement package and I couldn't have been happier with the entire experience. The staff was incredible from the beginning to the end they made my wedding really something special I will return here again and again when in Savannah.

Beautiful, historic inn, exceptional staff, especially Miss Rita, and delicious food.

While the home is beautifully furnished with period antiques, our experience showed us that older homes need a lot of attention. The shower/ tub combination let an equal amount of water in the bathtub and shower. so when you try to shower, the pressure is reduced. The toilet also dripped during the night. You cannot control your own thermostat, and our airconditi broke down on the second night. To be fair to the owner. she did supply us with a window version, but this was not what we expected for the money we paid.

We stayed here when we went to the Stevie Nicks show. We were immediately greeted with smiles and champagne. The service and amenities were impeccable. The ambiance was so GOOD. My sister and I had such a good time! We will definitely be back.

My husband and I stayed here for a weekend get-away and i can't say enough about this beautiful gem. The staff made us feel at home the moment we walked in. Let me correct myself, the staff seemed more like family so sweet and welcoming. Miss Rita took care of our tour accommodations and even called us to make sure we were having a nice time. Chef Terre, omg, prepared food that tasted like a piece of heaven. Jennifer was so sweet and accommodating. Everyone was amazing! This is definitely a must stay and we look forward to returning in the future.

If I could give 6 stars I would! The staff is absolutely incredible and the southern hospitality is off the charts. They feed you constantly and will deliver breakfast to your room. Have free champagne and wine in the afternoon, accompanied with snacks and dessert at night. They leave you with a thank you card and trail mix for the road. The rooms are historically and elegantly kept and for us was spacious. Would stay here next time we come to town for sure!

I recently stayed at the Kehoe house on my anniversary with my Husband. Upon arrival, I was greeted by the most wonderful gentleman, David. He gave us the most thorough history of the house and was such a delight. While the House was great, David was the real star. He carried all 5 of my bags upstairs grocery style- all in one trip. He went as far to grab me the 3 extra pillows I desperately needed. The complimentary sodas were wonderful and the coffee cake was divine. David was a wealth of knowledge when it came to the history of Savannah and the house. My husband and I decided that we would opt out of the Savannah Trolley tour because we felt that David covered all we could know about Savannah!! We truly can't decide if we were bigger fans of Savannah or David! Stellar employee.

Loved our stay at this charming and historic B&B! We were hesitant to stay at any hotel due to COVID, however Kehoe House made us feel comfortable and safe - plexiglass at check-in desk, social distancing rules in place, staff in masks, and hand sanitizer and gloves readily available. The entire establishment was very clean and well taken care of. Originally planned on staying for one night, but quickly tacked on another night. Service was impeccable! From the minute we stepped into the Kehoe house, a friendly hostess greeted us. We were welcomed into a family of hardworking staff that tended to our every request and strove to provide excellence! Kiki, the chef, cooked up the most delicious breakfasts, which were served on our charming balcony both mornings. She was very accommodating to any special requests! The B&B also offered daily happy hour snacks with wine and delivered dessert and cookies to the room. They go above and beyond to make guests happy! Our room was spacious - bed was comfortable and high quality toiletries. Turn down service was provided. Definitely recommend paying a bit more for a balcony. Great location, right in the heart of historic Savannah and an easy walk away from just about anything. Recommended this B&B to my family and would make the same recommendation to anyone looking for a warm, welcoming, and top-notch stay! Southern hospitality at its finest.

beautiful Inn on the square. classic brick and steel construction with elevator access from street level that makes luggage very easy. Jessica and David checked us in and Mike and Eve were on the night shift. The chef, Terre, was great for a large variety breakfast, afternoon hors d'oeuvres and evening dessert. All were very friendly and accommodating and sincerely wanted to make your visit best it could be.

Another amazing stay! Best hidden gem in Savannah... Staff is second to none: From Miss Jennifer to Miss Rita to the kitchen...doesn't get any better. They make you feel like family from the moment you walk in...I can't say enough about this place. We will be back for sure. The idea of wanting or needing something doesn't exist at the Kehoe house... Southern Hospitality at it's finest

Just look at the pictures it tells the whole story. I love this place. Best bed-and-breakfast in the city of Savannah

2nd visit to the Kehoe House was just as amazing as the first! The staff is by far the best we have ever experienced. They are so welcoming, helpful with dining and other excursions, and always so friendly. The breakfasts were all great. The evening happy hours were lots of fun to visit with other guests. We will definitely be back again!

This place was amazing!! Besides being gorgeous, the staff and service were excellent. From the time you step into this home, your every need is met with kindness and servitude. Each morning they also provide the most amazing breakfast, customized to individual choices. Spa robes in the room, turn down service with cookies, evening wine and desert in the parlor and beautiful furnishings and chandeliers top it off. My sister just got married in the courtyard and they took care of everything....it was magical.

we booked Kehoe House after doing on line research. We were not disappointed. The staff was friendly And professional ( thank you, Miss Rita!) the food was wonderful ( thank you, chef Terre!). Our rooms were kept immaculately and we wanted for nothing. Important to note that Kehoe has an elevator of stairs are daunting. We would absolutely return.

We enjoyed our stay here in this charming, romantic, and lovely Bed and Breakfast boutique. It was in the heart of historical downtown Savannah and very walkable to landmarks and restaurants. Great location. Service here was excellent. All the workers were so friendly and had that southern charm. I liked how this place had happy hour time each evening with appetizers and wine. To top it off, they had a sweet little dessert for you as well. Breakfast was wonderful each morning, created by a special chef each day. Our room had furniture with the old style giving you that feel that you are in the 1800s or early 1900s. At first, I was weary thinking I would get spooked in the middle of the night by some old spirit. But, I think it was my imagination getting the best of me. We truly enjoyed our stay here. So, if you really want to immerse yourself and feel like you are a part of good 'ol Savannah, this could be for you.

Such lovely staff (HUGE THANKS Melissa, Melody, Wayne, Kat, Chef Terre, and those others whose names we missed). Everyone was helpful, kind, and accommodating. You know how in some situations you have a lot of questions and seem like an annoying tourist? Never for a moment felt that way here. Everyone went above and beyond to make our stay wonderful. The a/c in our room, the Fiore, worked great. So good to come back from the heat to a very cool and clean room. Breakfast every morning was so good!! Makes for a great start to the day when you don't have to leave your hotel to get good eats like crab cakes Benedict, lemon ricotta pancakes, frittatas, French biscuits and more!! Fresh cookies with every turn down, plenty of water in your room ... could not have been more pleased. Would definitely come again!!

On my short list of the most beautiful hotels where I've ever rested my head. Amazing service. Everyone who works there is attentive and kind. Every detail is top-notch. They served a delicious spread of h'or d'heuvres and wine in the evening, and they even went to the trouble of preparing a delicious breakfast to-go, because I had to be at the airport early the next morning. There are always tea, coffee, and other beverages available for guests. Our room was the Juliette Gordon Low suite, and it was exquisitely comfortable and beautiful. The location of this bed and breakfast is convenient and easy to walk to. We found parking right outside the hotel on the street, and it was so easy and convenient as well. Oh- and how can I forget the local harpist who comes in during the evenings. She takes requests and she played an amazing version of Metallica "Nothing Else Matters". And Lisa, who works the overnight shift is so nice and friendly- I really enjoyed talking to her! I really can't imagine returning back to Savannah and staying anywhere else.

This is the place to stay in Savanah! It's a luxury bed and breakfast. Rooms are lovley, huge comfortable beds and very nicely decorated, in keeping with the age and beauty of the building without having you feeling like you are staying in a museum. Breakfast each morning is a highlight, they have a menu to choose from or the chef will kindly make you anything you fancy. Food was delicious and served anywhere you like. We ate on the balcony by our room. Staff are all very friendly and helpful. It's very centrally located and they have parking at $15 a night. I'd highly recommend a stay here.

"Send for the children, darhling. I will not be returning home," I joked with my husband, donning a sly smile, complete with a pinky in the air. I sipped on my mimosa as the gentle Georgia breeze caressed my skin, the promise of summer heat still an hour away. I sat, completely at ease, on our semi-private veranda, reached only by climbing through a bedroom window I found undeniably southern in its charm. It was June 2018 and I, along with my husband of almost 18 years, were vacationing at the Kehoe House...a trip 8 years late in the making given that I was married to an active duty military man who was gone more than he was ever home. A trip to Savannah--one of the top priorities on my bucket list--was finally coming to fruition, and all the pictures online and personal testimonies from trusted friends could never do it justice. As I crossed that mighty bridge into the epitome of the Grand Old South, I gasped as I was consumed with the beauty that was Savannah and I honestly questioned how I was supposed to ever return "home". Mornings were spent waking leisurely after a restful sleep that was never achieved at home...in awe of the grandeur of the room that greeted me. As I climbed out of bed, a soft knock on the door would bring foods, delivered on a silver tray, which could never be duplicated at home for their mouth watering delight was something straight from my dreams. Crab cakes, crepes, the freshest of fruits and if nothing on the menu suited us, they would make something to our request. The kindest woman would deliver our breakfast with smiles and wishes for a wonderful day and I couldn't help but feel like royalty...a feeling unknown to a military wife who had spent most of her time just trying to care for her three children while living away from family and while her husband served his country for lengths that would sometimes equal three quarters of a year. Luxuries of this nature were unknown, foreign, and welcomed with feverish delight. Historic discussions paired with mouth-watering hors d'oeuvres and house wine, local tours and strolls along charming streets filled our days. Never once did we drive--choosing, instead, to walk from destination to destination as we became more and more convinced we could never return to "normal life". Historic Savannah holds an allure...a charm...a welcomed escape that makes one feel as if they are in a bubble--a bubble that allows you to exist in a never ending cycle of hospitality, charm, and decadence. The last seventeen months have brought twists and turns, trials and tribulations, that I could never have predicted back during the summer of 2018. But such is life...one can never know what is to come. What I have learned through it all, however, is that perspective-- along with incredible memories--can get you through almost anything. Everyone needs a happy place...a place to remember, to escape to, to make them smile--for us, that is the Kehoe House. I can not tell you how many times, since our visit, my husband and I have brought up our stay there--the staff, the meals, the house itself, the history. Being whisked back to that vacation has given us so much happiness and peace during the chaos that can be daily life. We will never be able to truly express what it meant to us. When we said we could not wait to return and were desperate to try and stay another night because we simply couldn't fathom leaving just yet, we meant every word. Their kindness, graciousness and the ability to make us truly feel like family meant more than we could ever express. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you, thank you, thank you, Kehoe House staff. Until we see you again, warmest wishes...

Beautiful historic house turned bed and breakfast. Amazing staff, friendly, warm and so accommodating. The rooms are very elegantly appointed, beautiful linens and towels and furnishings. Ebony is one of the Chefs. Her banana walnut and chocolate strawberry pancakes were the best pancakes I've ever eaten. The Eggs Sardue was a great twist on Eggs Benedict. Artichokes, sautéed spinach, poached eggs with Bernaise sauce. Simply delicious! It's a real treat to stay at this house.

We came to Savannah, Georgia to celebrate our 10 year Anniversary and decided to stay at The Kehoe House. We had no expectations because never really stayed at a B&B before. This place is exceptional! From the time we walked in the front door we were treated like family! Everyone is so warm and welcoming! I love that it only has 13 suites, so everything is intimate! Our room was immaculate every single day! We loved getting a big full breakfast in the morning... so filling we wouldn't eat lunch until 2-3pm. Then we would go back to the Kehoe House around 5pm for horderves and wine then dessert at8pm! This place is a must! We will definitely return!!!

We stayed here and had a fantastic time. The service was great and the staff was very friendly. Breakfast was always on time and delicious - will defiantly be coming back.

This place was amazing!! The staff goes over and beyond the call of duty. The home is simply gorgeous. I felt like I was back in time. The furnishings should be in some exquisite museum. The chef was also so friendly and extremely talented. Bring your appetite because this guy does not "skimp" on the portions. The beds were comfy cozy too! it is also located in walking distance to just about everything. Thank you for the memories

This was our pick for our mini honeymoon and it did not disappoint. The staff is amazing and does a wonderful job helping you feel at home, as well as navigating a new city. Thanks to them we were able to get away from the tourist traps and have a richer experience. I would recommend this establishment to anyone I know who is coming for a few days.

I would actually give them 3.5 stars and here is why: Pros: -Great Customer service - all of the employees at this inn were polite and helpful. The nighttime concierge even walked us over to the room and gave us a rundown of amenities -ATMOSPHERE - this place really feels like living in a movie about the 1800s in the south. Beautiful location and furnishings. - Good breakfast in the morning - the food is tasty and the breakfast service is unique and comfortable Cons: - TOO EXPENSIVE for what the place can offer. The building is historical and furnishings match the period - which is lovely. But at the end of the day, comfort and amenities go into considerations for price. At its cheapest, the inn runs for $200 per night. That is the bare minimum. At that price a simple bathroom that looks like it could be in a Holiday Inn, tiny TV set from the early 2000s and in-wall air conditioners simply don't fit. The atmosphere is beautiful but the place is not quite comfortable and prices should honestly reflect the amenities you are getting. - This one is a BIG con - there is a $15 per night parking charge to park your car in a gravel lot a few blocks away. This annoyed me to no end because my feet got wet and dirty parking in this place, I had to walk a ways back to the room and I was paying for this?? Again, not a feature akin to such a pricey hotel. They need to come up with a better idea. - Dead ants on my bed. This one is self-explanatory. I know it's Savannah and the climate lends itself to insect issues. But I paid a nice fat price tag for my stay. Do you think you might check and make sure I don't lay on dead insects when I get in? Just saying. If it were not so pricey, I would be more forgiving. I DID have a nice time and I tipped the staff very well because they do a good job. But management needs to make changes or consider lowering prices.

We loved our stay at the Kehoe House! It was so lovely and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. We stayed here for our anniversary and I requested a room with a balcony. I expected to have to share one, but we didn't. Our breakfast was sent up every morning and we had a lazy morning every morning on the balcony eating breakfast and reading the news on our macs and iPhones. We defined lazy and it was great! Our first night we had champagne and dipped strawberries delivered to our room for our anniversary. Lovely. Wine at five, and sitting on the porch was wonderful. I have no complaints, but my husband could not be more satisfied with the wifi. It may seem silly, but he thought it was great (even told me to make sure that I included it in my review). Centrally located to everything you would want to do, you may think this is a little pricey, but you get what you pay for, and you don't need a car. We loved our stay!

This place is just as classy as it gets. My boyfriend and I came here as an escape from a rainy beach vacation in Florida. We were expecting a nice place, but had no idea what was in store for us. The concierge was extremely helpful, offered to help with our luggage, helped us pick out a place to eat. The room was incredible. The bed is the most comfortable bed I've ever slept in. We had champagne and chocolate dipped strawberries waiting on us. At night, you have to hang your order for breakfast in a sachet they provide on the door. The breakfast is unbelievable. I had bananas foster french toast with bacon. Out of this world. I will definitely be returning here.

We stayed in the John Wesly room for our anniversary and it was wonderful. The staff were all incredibly friendly and so helpful. The room was beautiful. The breakfast was absolutely delicious. My husband and l are not picky eaters so the choices they provided were perfect but they made sure to let us know if we wanted something different it could be arranged. The first morning we had planned to eat on the second floor balcony but slept too late so we called and had them bring it to the room instead and there was no trouble. The second morning we ate out in the little garden area in the back and it was great. The kehoe house is walking distance to all of the sites in the historic district which was perfect. We will definitely be back to stay again.

We have stayed at the Kehoe House in Savannah in two separate occasions and we absolutely love it there! The staff is amazing and so sweet! Such a lovely B&B right in Historic Savannah. Just walking distance from so many restaurants and things to see. We plan to stay in every room!

Unbelievable B&B Service is exceptional. Very accommodating First class Beautiful mansion Chef Terre's breakfasts were phenomenal. She had no issue accommodating my and my husband's dietary needs Kiki was so friendly Melody and Aubrey was always pleasant and helpful Beautiful room; excellent location in historic district near river front ATC water, soda and coffee with 5pm hors d'oeuvres and wine Left complimentary champagne in room for my birthday---so thoughtful Love this place Definite recommend and would absolutely return

This was our first time visiting Savannah and we were not disappointed. The Kehoe House was absolutely wonderful! We arrived in town earlier than expected and were allowed to check in a little more than an hour early. Our room, as well as the entire house, was decorated perfectly and comfortably. We had breakfast delivered to our room every morning and to say it was delicious is an understatement. Each morning you have 2 options or you can get eggs/omelet if you so choose. Some of the options included eggs benedict, lemon ricotta pancakes, blueberry french toast, apple french toast, crab cake eggs benedict, and crepes with blueberry syrup. Plus you get a protein option, grits or potatoes, toast or biscuit, and a fruit cup. Every...single...breakfast...was fantastic! Everyone who works at The Kehoe House was extremely friendly and welcoming but the standouts during our visit were Cheyenne and Darius at the front desk and Delores in housekeeping. Cheyenne and Darius gave us wonderful recommendations for things to see/do, places to eat and made last minute reservations for us multiple times. Delores did a fabulous job of keeping our room tidy and stocked with supplies, as well as always greeting us with a smile and a good morning/afternoon. The inn also had a historian provide a little history session about the house one evening which was very informative and interesting. The house also has a dvd library of movies filmed in Savannah which allowed us to watch Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil after having seen many of its locations during our tours. My husband and I have already agreed that we will stay at The Kehoe House on our next trip to Savannah. This trip we stayed in the James Pierpont room, which was on the bottom floor, below the main level of the house. The only thing we would do differently is to stay on one of the upper floors to limit the floor noise from above. The first 2 nights we didn't hear much noise from the room above us but the 2nd two nights I think a couple of Clydesdale's moved in. Nothing that terrible but we know for next time to pick a different room if possible.

I can't express how amazing the Kehoe House is. This is our second visit to Savannah and we chose to come back to the Kehoe House. The attention to detail when it comes to the small touches to make your stay wonderful is just amazing. Jennifer greeted us both times we visited, and she is wonderful. Greets you with open arms and a warm smile. Chef Terry is amazing in the kitchen and really interacts with the guests. Of course the wine and hors d'oeuvres were a nice touch we were even lucky to have a night with a historian in the parlor. So informative. After a long day of walking through the squares of Savannah, you will sink into the most comfortable beds that smell so wonderful and have the best sleep. We stayed in the Bolzius room and I have to say it's probably the best. You have a balcony and so much room!

This historic inn has a staircase with a pyramidal finial on the newel post. It's within walking distance to many restaurants and attractions.

Hospitality at it's best We stayed 2 nights at Kehoe House for our romantic elopement wedding - and what a treat it was! Since the moment we stepped in we heard constant "Congratulations!" from all wonderful stuff of that B&B. EVERYONE was so friendly and helpful. Especial THANKS to Katelyn who helped with all our wedding day preps and even hold an umbrella for our photographer for our outside pictures under the rain. Unfortunately we didn't had an opportunity to meet Jennifer who was in contact with us for all our wedding elopement arrangements. We enjoyed our gourmet breakfasts, prepared by Chef Terre, on veranda (which also held a sentimental value since it was our wedding ceremony place), as well as 5 o'clock social hour with wine and 8 pm desert/tea time. We stayed in the Emma Kelly room which is downstairs in the basement (for a cost reason), but has windows, which is a plus. Room is very spacious and the bed and pillows are very comfortable. The only cons for that room that it has some kind of utility unit in the bathroom behind locked door (probably an AC) and it was very noisy, especially at night. Also this room is located under the parlor and in the morning you can hear all footsteps, chairs moving, etc, which didn't bother us as much as utility room noise. Two other rooms on this floor were unoccupied, so I was puzzled why that particular room with utility unit was assigned to us. Or may be all rooms has it - hard to tell. It's very low temperature in this B&B and seems that thermostat does not have any effect on the room's temperature settings, so does not matter how you set it up it was 66 degrees in the room. Other people from the different floor commented on it also. Thus, be prepared and bring a sweater or a shawl. Cookies at night with a special Kehoe House seal was a very nice touch and they are delicious. Every room had a fresh flower or two. Hopefully we'll be able to celebrate our anniversaries at this historic B&B.

I loved this place. It was beautiful inside & out. We stayed in the James Edward Oglethorpe Room which overlooked Columbia Square. There is a complimentary full breakfast, afternoon tea & desserts, and wine & hors doeuvres. For breakfast you get to choose your own entree. I had an omelet made to my liking. It was really yummy. The staff was also very nice & super helpful. I really loved this place and would highly recommend it. Supposedly rooms 201 & 203 are haunted though, so watch out! :)

What an amazing stay. The staff was excellent, and the hospitality couldn't get any better. I honestly can not think of a single thing they could have done to make our stay any better. Truly incredible. The food was great and each staff member went out of their way to make it an incredible experience.

This place so so beautiful and the staff makes this place feel like home! From the moment we pulled up until even after we checked out, we were offerred to have our bags stay there while we explored the area! This was our 2 year anniversary and there was a nice surpise left on our bed, so sweet! I am in love with this place and will definitely be back again! Oh and amazing breakfast brought to our room in the morning, so romantic!

My hubs and I came here for a little romantic weekend getaway and absolutely loved it! The staff is wonderful and so helpful! The breakfast was delicious! We had it delivered to our room one day and the next we had it in the courtyard. We enjoyed all of the perks that come with staying at a bed and breakfast!

I am so grateful to the Kehoe House for a wonderful wedding weekend. We booked an elopement package. It covered two nights, the ceremony location, cake, flowers, officiate, a carriage ride. The rooms are stunning. I love the whole house. It made for beautiful wedding pictures. Kaitlyn was very kind and nice to work with. The breakfast was incredible. We had two balconies. One you got to through a window in the bathroom (awesome view) and the other just off the bed. Columbia square was out the front balcony as we were in the Mercer Room. Its walking distance from Bay and River Street. Or you can catch a trolly or carriage. I love this city. So stunning.

Let me start by saying this is the best hotel we have ever stayed at. We've never stayed at a bed & breakfast hotel before so I'm not able to compare it to the other ones, but we have stayed at 5-star hotels. My wife and I booked the Oglethorpe room that has a balcony that overlooks Columbia Square. It's so beautiful sitting on the balcony watching the horse carriages go by. The room is large, clean, comfortable and it felt like you went back in time. It's a short walking distance to Broughton St were they have unique shopping and restaurants. The staff was amazing! So very nice and made you feel at home. They provide you with a delicious breakfast each morning you stay. We chose to eat on our balcony. My wife liked it so much that they had the same room available for a 3rd night and they were able to accommodate us. I can go on and on writing about the wonderful staff and the hotel but one would need to experience it themselves to understand how awesome this hotel is. Thank you so much for giving us this experience. We love your hotel, staff and all that Savannah offered us.

My fiancé and I were planning a trip to Savannah and I wanted to try a bed and breakfast. To say that the Kehoe House was a perfect first experience was an understatement. We have stayed in several hotels over the last few months including the world famous Ritz Carlton of overlooking Central Park and I would highly, highly recommend the Kehoe House to anyone looking for a lovely place to stay in Savannah. The location of the house in relation to everything in the historic district was wonderful. We were within a 10-15 min walking distance to nearly everything in the historic district. Everyone at the Kehoe house was exceptionally welcoming and gracious hosts. The cocktail hour, common courtyard, in room breakfast on our verandah, amazing breakfast selections, and evening dessert/port were just some of the highlights. The daily breakfast options were incredible! The biscuits were incredible and our favorite part of every breakfast when paired with the salted butter--it was a perfect pairing. We were nearly constantly offered wine and even had a bottle offered to us with our delivery pizza! Now that is fabulous service! The same thing happened when we arrived midway through a rather large cocktail hour that was hosted at the home as part of a larger historical society gala. We felt really under dressed for the black tie affair and decided not to join. When we came back from dinner we were offered our own bottle of wine to have our own mini cocktail hour which we then enjoyed in the courtyard with live music from the large gala outside. Dancing in the courtyard with live music next door was a highlight of our entire trip! The front desk staff was welcoming with recommendations of local restaurants, which tour to do, and was always welcoming when we arrived back to the house for the day. My only recommendation is to make your request for breakfast delivery early. We missed out on a delivery time that would work for us because we were late to the game. Breakfast in the common areas was also lovely, but in room on the verandah was amazing. You can also request breakfast delivery to the courtyard common area but this has to have a scheduled delivery time which is limited to only a certain number of slots per day. My only complaint is small--the coffee is weaker than my fiancé and I prefer. We aren't used to drip coffee and would have preferred a stronger brew or potentially a French press option. I would absolutely stay at the Kehoe house again or one of their sister properties, though the evening wine service and dessert service may have completely spoiled us for all future stays!

After touring the Davenport house, we asked if we can go check out the common areas of the kehoe inn. Wow this place was so nice! Very luxurious feel. The front desk person was so kind to tell us the history of the place. We sat on the side patio balcony too. The complimentary lemonade was yummy. Would love to stay here if I'm ever back in savannah!

This was the perfect place for the first leg of our honeymoon. We stayed in the Johnny Mercer room and it was spectacular. Everything was luxurious and fit with the historic vibe. We had two balconies we could hang out on which overlooked a beautiful park. The service was great and everybody there was friendly and attentive. You have a choice of breakfast which you make the night before. They make it for you as soon as you get to the dining room. Everything was tasty. I especially loved the cheese grits and omelets we had. The one dining room table concept was fun. It was nice getting to meet the other couples staying there. And despite what the ghost tours say, the place ain't haunted.

This place is stunning! I am in love. We enjoyed the happy hour wine before heading out to dinner. After dinner, we grabbed the evening coffee and dessert on the way back to our room. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Our room was huge and gorgeous. The bed was very comfy and the turn down service was a nice touch. The breakfast arrived to our room on time and was delicious. It was such a romantic stay! Perfect for a getaway for couples to celebrate a special occasion.

This was our second stay and I would happily go back! The house is elegant an comfortable and the staff professional. Breakfasts were delicious and it is easy to socialize with other guests over evening wine and snacks or late night coffee and biscotti or retreat to a corner by the fireplace or piano room for solo relaxation. This time we stayed in the John Wesley room with a great view overlooking the square.

What a beauty! This mansion turned bed and breakfast is a must when in Savannah. Meghann was delightful and very informative, very hospitable. The room was beautiful and they leave the unrented rooms open so guests can take a look since most bedrooms are different from each other. They offer breakfast in the community table or in th garden, which is very nice. They also leave cookies after turndown service which is a plus! We are very happy we stayed here and will definetely come back.