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Perched on a high floor of Hotel Indigo Savannah Historic District, the Standard Room welcomes two guests to a comfortable, climate-controlled retreat with views across Ellis Square. Individually furnished and thoughtfully appointed, the room offers blackout drapes and hypo-allergenic bedding atop a pillowtop mattress for restorative sleep, while a 42-inch LCD TV with premium channels and complimentary Wi‑Fi keep you connected and entertained.
The single bedroom features one King bed and a private bathroom with your choice of bathtub or shower, stocked with designer toiletries and towels. Practical conveniences such as a hair dryer, iron and ironing board, wardrobe or closet, desk with a dedicated laptop workspace, phone with free local calls and in‑room coffee and tea maker are provided. Families travel light here too: a free crib is available on request, and daily housekeeping keeps the room tidy throughout your stay.
A mandatory resort/destination fee of $28.75 per room, per night covers perks including fitness center access, in‑room bottled water and in‑room coffee; a refundable deposit of $75 per accommodation, per day is collected at the property. Guests also benefit from on-site dining at Five Oaks Restaurant & Taproom, walkable access to River Street and City Market, and hotel safety features including smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, a fire extinguisher, first aid kit and security system for peace of mind.






























The high-floor position gives views across Ellis Square, which sits directly across from the hotel at 201 West Bay Street. You also stay within a short walk of City Market and River Street.
The room has one king bed with a pillowtop mattress and hypo-allergenic bedding, and it sleeps two guests. Blackout drapes help with sleeping in, and the climate-controlled room can be kept cool or warm.
The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, designer toiletries, towels and a hair dryer.
It suits couples and solo or business travelers well. There is a desk with a laptop workspace, free Wi-Fi, a phone with free local calls, an iron and ironing board and a wardrobe or closet. The hotel is family-friendly, and a free crib is available for little ones, though the room sleeps two guests in total.
A mandatory resort/destination fee of $28.75 per room, per night covers access to the 24-hour fitness center, in-room bottled water and in-room coffee. A refundable deposit of $75 per accommodation, per day is collected at the property. Valet parking is separate.
Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Bring a government-issued photo ID and a credit card for pre-authorization of incidentals. The minimum check-in age is 21, and the hotel accepts major credit cards but not cash. The front desk can be busy at peak times, so allow a little time at arrival.
Parking is valet-only at $48 per day with unlimited in-and-out privileges. It is limited to one vehicle per room, and height restrictions apply. Hourly valet rates are available after checkout. The hotel has no airport shuttle, and the Historic District is very walkable, so many guests skip the car.
Five Oaks Restaurant & Taproom on the lobby level serves Southern-inspired, seasonally changing dishes using Georgia ingredients. Breakfast is served Monday to Friday 6:30–10:30 AM, and dinner daily 5:00–10:00 PM. The taproom pours Georgia craft beer and cocktails from 4:00 PM, with happy hour Monday to Thursday 4:00–6:00 PM. Breakfast is not complimentary, and in-room dining runs 7:00 AM–9:00 PM.
Very. City Market is about 0.1 miles away and River Street roughly 0.1 miles, with Telfair Academy about 0.2 miles. Forsyth Park is about 1.2 miles, roughly a mile's walk. The free CAT dot Express Shuttle also loops through the Historic District.
Yes, Hotel Indigo Savannah Historic District is pet-friendly. It allows up to two dogs per room, each up to 80 lbs, for a non-refundable $75 per dog per stay. Dogs must be leashed in public areas, and service animals are welcome without a fee.
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