TRYP By Wyndham Savannah Downtown/Historic District

We were told we had to evacuate half an hour before check out. They had known they were closing for two days. Absolutely unacceptable.

Every employee that we interacted with was beyond kind and helpful. The fruit water in the lobby was a nice touch when the weather was so hot. There is a wonderful coffee shop that you can walk to. (Very yummy).

You basically have to pay for valet. We were told that the adjacent parking garage closes at 6pm so you can’t get your car out after that. Seems ridiculous. That was a disappointment. Also, the hallway had a displeasing smell throughout our stay.

Great location and good deal for the money. Room was clean and as promised.

Pull out sofa was very uncomfortable (mattress too thin). Breakfast was so so but for the price, hard to complain. They did not have our change of reservation, but did not charge for the night we canceled.

I liked the fact that breakfast was included, it was a good price for what you got, the size of the rooms and that the room had a fridge and microwave. I also really liked it that each room had wi-fi

I hated (and I think it is bad for the environment) that everything at the hotel was disposable. The hotel should seriously consider using, at the very least, real glasses in the rooms, and no plastic which just goes into the landfill.

Being close to histric district

Breakfast could have been better

Room was clean. Staff able to answer any questions that i had. parking at site. breaskfast was wonderful. The cookies at night were a nice touch.

The facilities were excellent including car parking space at the on site garage. The food at breakfast was good. The hotel is situated within the historic area and we enjoyed seeing the old timber buildings and enjoyed the public squares and parks. The hotel is also in walking distance of the shopping area and historic riverside quays.

Unfortunately the swimming pool heating was not working when we visited but understood that an engineer had arranged its repair.We also dislike the us of disposable crockery and cuttlery which most hotels seem to have adopted, including the Country Inn.