Isetta Inn (Boutique Inn)

Starland Yard, Flora & Fauna bakery, Two Tides Brewing, and Big Bon Bodega Bagels are all an easy walk away. Flora & Fauna is especially worth a visit, and the bagels were delicious. We stayed in the sacred tower and loved it. The Isetta Inn has such a quirky, vintage feel, both in the rooms and throughout the place. The shared bathrooms were all very clean. There was some road noise, but earplugs helped us sleep easily. We loved staying here and would come back.

The staff made sure we felt welcome and well looked after, and the atmosphere was peaceful. The Isetta Inn is made up of two historic houses, with charming, eclectic rooms at affordable rates. Check-in was straightforward even though we arrived outside regular hours. You fill out your name and check-in time on a form at a converted BMW bumper that serves as the desk. There’s parking behind the inn, where part of the property, the Deux Chevaux (Red & White house), looks out over it. The location is handy, among homes, shops, and restaurants. It’s a distinctive way to experience Savannah’s artistic charm and hospitality.

We’ve stayed at The Isetta Inn twice now, both times in the presidential suite. It’s a historic home full of thoughtful details, and every room has its own look. The place is quirky, unique, and clearly well cared for. It’s close to the waterfront, which is lovely, though traffic nearby can be noisy. The inn provides earplugs. It’s a wonderful building with lots of character, worth seeing if you stay in Savannah.

For the price, the Isetta Inn was a much more comfortable getaway than the larger chain hotels I’d looked at. I was surprised by how clean and lovely the old inn was, and it was close to the event I was attending. It’s a perfect little Savannah escape, especially for creative people who appreciate a unique retreat. I highly recommend it.