Azalea Inn and GardensSavannah, Georgia
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 "Give us one night, we'll give you centuries!" Historic Savannah guests at Azalea Inn & Gardens bypass the Savannah hotel scene and rendezvous at the historic Victorian Savannah bed and breakfast inn near Forsyth Park for casual attitudes and southern sensibilities. The colonial Savannah Cotton Exchange executive’s mansion (ca. 1889) features all-inclusive southern U.S. cuisine breakfast, courtyard garden pool, private parking, heritage Savannah garden, and sociable rattan-clad balconies. The Savannah inn is decorated with inspiration from historic Savannah, botanical gardens and Captain Coney. Ten air conditioned guest rooms, complimentary robes, TV/VCR, blowdryers, iron and boards. For a romantic getaway vacation or Savannah business travel, the breezy quietude of the Landmark Savannah Historic District’s Huntingdon Street bypasses the bustling Savannah sightseeing scene in favor of off-the-beaten-path relaxed Savannah bed and breakfast lodging -- "Where Fun Blooms!" -- in the colonial Savannah garden district. Easy-going southern comforts prevail at Azalea Inn, in the colonial Savannah garden district. Guests step into a casual, sportive lifestyle -- a relaxed version of Savannah’s antebellum charm. Handsome architectural interior features original fireplace mantles and ceramics; wainscoting in the dining room, parlor, and elegant staircase; and floor to ceiling windows which open onto the balconies. Special requests are welcomed by the innkeeper. Area Attractions and Activities: Short stroll to many of Savannah's music and art attractions in the historic district's restored downtown theaters, museums and parks. Off-the-beaten path casual and fine dining; River Street and City Market entertainment; cultural events and heritage festivals; educational, historic & nature tours -- Savannah gardens, birding, walking, bicycling, tours, movies; antique shopping; plus, Savannah beach, boating, fishing and wilderness adventures. South: Birth home of Johnny Mercer (corner of Gwinnett at Lincoln Streets) native son of Savannah, legendary songwriter, performer, and businessman. West: Forsyth Park (originally called Forsyth Place), a 20-acre Paris-influenced garden park with French white fountain (circa 1858) - Hodgson Hall, a 19th-century Italianate-Greek Revival building now the Georgia Historical Society East: King-Tisdell Cottage, restored 1896 Victorian African-American museum. North: Flannery O'Connor House, Cotton Exchange on Factors Walk, River Street Services: Free off-street parking, swimming pool, wireless Internet, comfy robes, cable TV, hair dryer, iron. Most Popular Rooms: Cotton Exchange exudes romance; Jacuzzi suite; king bed, plus private bathroom with a walk-in shower; private sitting area, two club chairs, original hand-carved mantel & fireplace; wet bar. French doors to your private deck overlooking courtyard garden. Magnolia Place with queen four-poster bed and private bath with shower; sunny room with private balcony overlooking the pool and the courtyard garden. Original hardwood floors, Oriental rugs and a decorative fireplace add vintage nostalgia. |
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Season: All year Rates: 159.00 - 325.00 US Dollars (double occupancy) Rooms: 9 With private baths: 9 Mealplan: Breakfast included Food Served:
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