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A small inn in Savannah’s historic district
Thirty-four rooms, one long porch, and the oaks out front.
Two townhouses from 1857, joined by a courtyard. Breakfast is outside when the weather allows, the coffee is strong, and the front desk knows which squares are quiet after ten.
1857
the east house was built
34
rooms, no two alike
4 min
walk to Whitefield Square
Scored by 1,912 guests
One question for each thing we can actually fix.
Averages since January 2019. Value for money is our lowest score, and yes, we know.
Guest reviews
We ask every guest, a week after they leave.
The porch, 7:40 on a Tuesday. Nobody had found it yet.
How the score is made
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One email, a week after check-out
Five questions and a box for anything else. Only people who stayed can answer.
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Every answer counts
Nothing is filtered or hidden, including the stays that went badly.
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Updated every Monday
Last updated October 27, 2026, from 1,912 answers so far.
From the guest book
“We came for a wedding two blocks away and spent most of it on your porch. The biscuits should be illegal, and the woman at the desk at midnight deserves a raise.”
Hannah Whitlock, Charleston
Porch King · three nights in September
“Marcus drew us a walking map on a napkin. Better than any app. We still have the napkin.”
Tom R., Chicago
Courtyard Queen · October 2026
“The room was lovely but the AC rattled all night and nobody at the desk after 11 could do anything about it.”
Garrett P., Columbus, Ohio
Porch King · May 2026
Maren Cole, general manager, replied
You were right. The unit was replaced the following Tuesday, and there is now someone on call for repairs every night. Your next two nights are on us.
“Our daughter uses a wheelchair. The ground-floor room and the ramp to the courtyard made the whole trip possible. Thank you for thinking of it before we asked.”
The Moreno family, Tampa
Courtyard Queen · August 2026
“Asked for a quiet room and a firm pillow. Got both, plus a note with the name of a bakery.”
Ruth K., Richmond
Jones Street Suite · October 2026
“Lovely room, very quiet. The shower takes a minute to get hot, so start it before you brush your teeth.”
Priya N., Austin
Courtyard Queen · October 2026
“Third stay. They remembered my coffee order from last March, which is slightly alarming and very nice.”
Doug F., Atlanta
Porch King · September 2026
“Booked one night, stayed three. Sorry to the people who wanted our room.”
Leah S., Brooklyn
Porch King · October 2026
Rooms
Compare the rooms, scored by the people who slept in them
Three kinds of room, all with real mattresses, blackout curtains and windows that open. Prices are per night before tax, breakfast included.
Room
Courtyard Queen
Porch King
Booked most
Jones Street Suite
Guest rating
Quiet at night
Morning light
Size and bed
240 sq ft
Queen
Queen
310 sq ft
King, porch door
King, porch door
520 sq ft
King, sitting room
King, sitting room
From
$246
$318
$462
Elsewhere
Our scores on the booking sites
We do not pay for placement on any of them, and Maren answers the reviews there too. Each site rounds a little differently, so the stars do not always match the number.
TripNotes
Listed since 2019
2,104 reviews
Exact stars
StayScore
Listed since 2020
1,337 reviews
Scored out of 10
Wanderlist
Listed since 2021
958 reviews
Rounds to half stars
Inn Guide South
Gold listing, third year
412 reviews
Rounds to whole stars
Small weddings
Sixty guests, the courtyard and a very patient kitchen
About a dozen weddings a year, never two on one weekend. You get the courtyard from noon, every room for your guests, and Renée, who has seen most things go wrong and fixed nearly all of them.
Breakfast comes with every room: 7 to 10:30 am in the courtyard, until 11 on Sundays.
Breakfast · Fall 2026
The menu, rated in cups of coffee
Every table gets a card with five cups printed on it. Guests fill in as many as they like. Since September 1:
Shrimp and stone-ground grits
Georgia shrimp, sharp cheddar, a little too much butter.
Buttermilk biscuits
With pepper jelly from Mrs. Albright, two doors down.
Sweet potato pancakes
Pecans, sorghum syrup and whipped butter.
Lemon ricotta toast
On sourdough from the bakery on Habersham Street.
Vegetable hash
We hear you. A new recipe starts November 4.
The neighborhood
Scored out of ten by our front desk
Not by an algorithm. By Dee, Marcus and Paulette, who between them have answered “is it walkable?” roughly eleven thousand times.
Whitefield Square, a four-minute walk.
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118 East Jones Street, Savannah, GA 31401
(555) 014-2290 · stay@thelarkspur.example · check-in from 3 pm
