Savannah Crossroads Shopping Center Hotels

"GJ in the restaurant was just so welcoming warm and friendly. Hotel was lovely"

"Enjoyed our stay. Room was comfortable and quiet. Property was very clean. Location was perfect, just a little off from the riverfront area. Love that our dog was able to stay for free."

"Room was not clean, bathroom floor was very sticky and dirty. "

"Beautiful hotel! Staff was friendly and helpful!"

"The location of the place was wonderful. The highlight was the staff at the desk. Everyone was so accommodating they made us HBfeel cared for.. ! Breakfast was great and the rooms were clean, updated comfortable, and beautiful"

"This hotel is ideally located to visit the many things to see in historic Savannah. We cant say enough great things about the friendly staff at the Staybridge. They made our trip memorable. Special kudos to Nevada, Teresa and Anita. They were so helpful during our 5 night stay. We always stay at Staybridge when we are visiting a major city. The Savannah staff was the best of any of our previous stays."

"Very nice friendly and accommodating staff. The hotel is about a half a mile from the City Marketplace and the river once you find your way, but right around the hotel nowhere to eat or drink and the hotel has very little choice of food for either breakfast or dinner. Dining became a chore rather than something to enjoy. The room also isn’t very bright for a new building and the heat very noisy. Beds were very comfortable and room clean. "

"Great experience from start to finish! Service is impeccable and everyone is very friendly. They manage to anticipate all your needs and are more than willing to accommodate and extras. Spa was absolutely fantastic as well. We will be back"

"The hotel is in a great location, but it's showing its age; don't expect anything fancy. One of the elevators was clearly not working correctly and caused a lot of anxiety among guests. Mentioned this to the front desk and nothing was done. Also, the people at the front desk were not unpleasant, but they rarely acknowledged me when I walked through the lobby. In fact, many times they seemed to actively avoid eye contact. "