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Savannah Historic Hotel River
Street Inn (Historic Savannah Hotels) Taking up an entire city block and wrapped around a central atrium, the five-story historic inn on Savannah’s riverfront was originally used for storing, grading, and exporting cotton. Perched on a bluff and adjacent to the Cotton Exchange, it was built in 1817 and the orginal two floors were constructed of ballastones; in 1853 three more floors were added to accommodate the expanding and prosperous cotton industry. Alleys, walks, and bridges gave traders access to all floors from the bluff to move cotton bales. Known as “Factor’s Walk”--after professionals who graded the cotton--these alleys and streets of ballastone add to the inn’s historic character. (River Street Inn is a registered Historic Hotel) Click here to check availability for this historic Inn Americus Historic Hotel Windsor
Hotel Reigning over the city’s National Register Historic District, the castle-like Windsor Hotel incorporates a delightfully eclectic Victorian mix of architectural elements, notably the landmark towers and unusual array of window styles. Planned as a destination for northern hunters and vacationers escaping winter’s cold, the five-story hotel opened in 1892. A $6 million restoration revived the charming guest rooms--each with high ceilings, ceiling fans and plantation shutters--as well as the round tower suites, balconies and three-story atrium lobby, trimmed in golden oak. Palms, antique chandeliers and wicker rockers typify the hotel’s nostalgic blend of comfort and grace. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel Atlanta Luxury Hotel Swissotel
Atlanta Located in Buckhead, Atlanta’s affluent business, shopping, and entertainment district, Swissotel Atlanta is just 25 minutes from the airport. The hotel has65 elegant guest rooms and 11 suites, including Swissotel Executive Levels, Swissotel Business Advantage rooms that offer 2 line phones, dataports, fax machines and Swissotel business centre. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Coastal Historic Inn Greyfield
Inn Pristine and relatively untouched, Cumberland Island offers the handful of visitors allowed each day tranquil beaches and trails from which to enjoy idyllic scenery and catch sight of exotic wildlife. In 1972 Congress designated the island a National Seashore to help protect the area from development; today only about 30 people live on the island year-round. The inn is furnished with late Victorian antiques, Tiffany lamps and Chippendale furniture, and there are no phones, extending the island’s peaceful atmosphere right into the guest rooms. In the well-stocked library are first editions and classics owned by the Carnegies. The inn’s inclusive American Plan package covers meals (hearty breakfast, picnic-style lunch, gourmet candlelight dinner) as well as recreational activities and ferry boat transportation. Click here to check availability for this historic Inn |
Sea Island Luxury Hotel The
Cloister A graceful and naturally beautiful retreat, Sea Island is a world class residential and resort community. Proud of its 70 year tradition of warm hospitality and superior amenities, it is the quintessential leisure destination for the 21st century. In its fourth generation of family ownership, The Cloister offers unparalleled service and luxurious accommodations in the ultimate beachfront setting. Click here to check availability for this luxury hotel Augusta Historic Inn The
Partridge Inn Like many other Northerners, Morris Partridge spent his winters in Augusta. But unlike Northern snowbirds on holiday, Partridge pursued a career as a hotelier with grand plans, and area historians note that the excellent cuisine and true warmth and care that he and his wife offered guests created their hotel’s prosperity. Hidden somewhere within the hotel’s walls is the framework of the original 1879 home, which Partridge purchased at the turn of the century and expanded intermittently over the years, until it assumed its present five stories and quarter mile of porches and balconies. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel Coastal Historic Inn Jekyll
Island Club Hotel Nestled in the natural setting of a barrier island off the Georgia coast, the Jekyll Island Club opened in 1888 as a hunting retreat for America’s wealthiest families. Here, millionaires wintered in scenic seclusion until the onset of World War II. Subsequently abandoned until its meticulous restoration in 1986, the club was returned to its original elegance and features leaded art glass, ornate woodwork and Rumford fireplaces. From the lofty tower to the encircling verandas to the original heart pine floors, Victorian charm still permeates the public areas and rooms once occupied by the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, Astors, Morgans and their friends. Click here to check availability for this coastal resort Savannah Historic Inn The
Mulberry Inn The Mulberry Inn continues this grand tradition, offering travelers old-fashioned elegance but with all the conveniences of a modern hotel. Originally built in the 1860s as a livery stable, the building later served as one of the city’s cotton warehouses. It was transformed once again in the early 1900s when it housed Coca-Cola’s first franchise bottling operation. Now fully refurbished with period furnishings, classic American reproductions, oil paintings, and gleaming hardwood floors, the Mulberry Inn evokes Savannah’s rich heritage and offers an inviting glimpse of the city’s past. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel St Simons Island Georgia Golf Resort The
King & Prince Beach and Golf Resort Opened in 1935 as a private club, the Spanish Colonial-style King and Prince features a red tiled roof, archways, a terrazzo dance floor and a palm garden. The hotel opened its doors to the public in the summer of 1941; however, with German U-boats sighted off the coast of Georgia that summer, it was the last season for the hotel until after World War II. For six years, it was used as a U.S. Navy radar station, reopening again in 1947 and quickly reestablishing its outstanding resort reputation. A 1983 expansion and restoration program revealed several original architectural features hidden by previous remodeling efforts. Click here to check availability for this historic hotel |
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