Henry Hayme House Parlor Suite Overlooking Orelans Square

One of the best ways to have a memorable stay in Savannah is to choose a historic home in a great location. This unit is truly one of the best you can find for your vacation. There will typically be other residents in the building and their presence is audible but not a major problem. Similar to hotel (hallways etc) noise, lodging in a city center is a little different than staying in your own home. Future guests, please inquire if you would like us to direct you to one of our penthouse. Note they are walk-ups so not suited for anyone with mobility limitations. We also suggest white noise which is free on smart phones for those who prefer to stay on the more convenient lower floors.

If you make a note of the # of your parking spot space you can pay the next morning from bed using the Park Savannah app or the city website. This is a newly launched vacation rental and has been very popular with no other comments about this door. The double doors are one of the most striking architectural features of this unit and if you pull the door into alignment with the deadbolt hole on the opposite door the lock works just like it should. There is no automation and these are tall heavy original doors from the 1800's. We are noticing across town at all of the historic homes we have managed for over a decade the guests are getting more reluctant to physically handle the doors the way they have to in order to use the knob and lock hardware. It seems modern automation where everything is automated, effortless and "like butter" has altered the expectations and perspectives of modern travelers. Savannah homes are mostly well over 125 years old at this point and staying in the historic preserved residential properties is a totally different experience than staying in a modern commercial building. If anything is actually malfunctioning we take quick action but in this case, there was nothing whatsoever wrong with the door or the lock.

For those who do not wish to park on street at metered spots there is a city parking deck a couple of blocks away at 301 W Liberty St with very reasonable daily rates. Parking on the street is easy to find therefore many guests prefer using the metered street spots because it’s simple to pay for with a credit card and is free at night. But the public garage is a great solution too.