Savannah Inn and Suites

The room felt and looked like a jail cell, and it smelled damp and like cigarettes. Bugs were everywhere. I killed around 5-7 over two nights. The keycard only worked about half the time, and we never got the wifi password. There was nobody to ask, and nobody answered the phone or was at the check-in desk. That desk is just a counter in the chicken shop next door, and no one ever seemed to be there. There was no toothpaste, shampoo, or conditioner either. I've stayed in hotels in India that were about the only comparable ones, and even there, people were around to help and were nice. Here, nobody was. I've included photos of the room and my receipt to show I really stayed, so the owner can't reply that I wasn't there.

The bed sheets had hair and debris on them, and there was mold in the bathroom. Dead bugs lined the windowsill, and the shower curtain had a yellow film of mildew. The rooms are small and smell like cigarettes. Staff were rude and seemed completely checked out. This is the nastiest, worst hotel I've ever stayed in. I wish I could give it zero stars, and I'll never come back. There are plenty of other hotels nearby, so save yourself the hassle and book somewhere else.

It’s a very peaceful spot, and the location feels well protected with lots of police around. The main drawbacks are that housekeeping only comes once a week and extended stays can only be booked a week at a time. It’d make sense to offer monthly rentals so guests could save a few hundred dollars, especially since the cleaning service isn’t great. That’s really all I’ve got to say, lol.

The rooms were great, though the shower water could’ve been hotter.