All Southeast in Savannah
In the heart of Savannah—widely known as one of America’s most haunted cities—the historic Marshall House offers far more than Southern charm and timeless elegance. Built in the mid-1800s and shaped by war, disease, and tragedy, this iconic hotel has become a hotspot for paranormal activity, where guests report hearing children laugh in empty hallways, seeing shadowy figures, and experiencing Read more...
On Savannah’s legendary River Street—where old cotton warehouses hug the riverbank and history hangs thick in the night air—River Street Inn delivers classic waterfront charm with a side of spooky possibility. When the crowds fade and the halls quiet down, many guests and staff swear this historic building still has “company”… from footsteps that don’t match any guest, to voices Read more...
Behind the stately façade of The Gastonian lies one of Savannah’s most refined — and quietly haunted — boutique inns. Set in two beautifully restored Victorian mansions along Gaston Street, this elegant bed and breakfast offers antique charm, candlelit parlors, and whispered stories of spirits that never quite left. For guests who love historic haunted hotels, The Gastonian delivers an Read more...
Standing proudly on one of Savannah’s most historic squares, Hamilton‑Turner Inn is a striking Second Empire–style mansion where Southern grandeur meets chilling legend. Built at the height of Savannah’s prosperity, this lavish inn has witnessed love, loss, and lingering spirits that many believe never left. Guests drawn to haunted hotels are captivated not only by its ornate architecture and prime Read more...
Step into the Kimpton Brice Hotel, a distinctive and historic property nestled in Savannah’s famed Historic District — where Southern charm, cobblestone streets, and ghost stories converge. While the hotel is celebrated for its stylish décor, vibrant social spaces, and riverfront location, it also appears on lists of Savannah’s haunted hotels, drawing curious travelers who love accommodations with a touch Read more...
Step into one of Savannah’s most elegant—and most whispered-about—historic mansions. At The Kehoe House, gas lanterns flicker across carved mahogany, staircases creak with old-world charm, and some guests claim unseen hands still wander the halls. Between the laughter of ghostly children, perfume with no source, and shadows moving where no one stands, this award-winning inn blends luxury with lingering legend. Read more...
Nestled along the cobblestones of Savannah’s historic River Street, the Olde Harbour Inn invites you to step into layers of time — warehouse beams, brick-and-timber charm, and the steady rhythm of the Savannah River just outside. But as evening falls and the old whistles fade, many guests say the walls begin to whisper. Visitors report the scent of cigar smoke Read more...
Guests chasing ghosts and Southern charm tend to fall hard for 17Hundred90 Inn—a creaky, candlelit hideaway where dinner is downstairs, history is in the walls, and a heartbroken spirit named Anna is said to still pace the top floor. Book the right room and you might get more than a mint on your pillow: tugged blankets, shifting jewelry, and the Read more...
Victorian charm, hidden bones, and a garden watched by a man in a top hat—Foley House Inn is Savannah’s genteel B&B that comes with a built-in ghost story. Guests arrive for the prime Chippewa Square location and lush courtyard… and some leave talking about cold rushes of air in sealed rooms, unseen shoves on the front steps, and a restless Read more...
If you like your Savannah stays with exposed brick, river views, and a resident ghost, East Bay Inn is a solid bet. Housed in an 1850s warehouse just steps from the riverfront, this 28-room boutique inn wraps you in old-world charm—then adds a spectral twist in the form of “Charlie,” a dapper spirit who’s known for footsteps in empty rooms, Read more...