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Find your perfect vacation rental in Savannah: from $85 per night
The above filters will help you find your dream property in Savannah. HomeToGo's data shows that "internet" and "TVs" are the most commonly offered features in Savannah. Three amenities that are not often available are "saunas," "hot tubs," and "fishing."
You can see our climate diagram above. On average, the warmest month is July. No heat wave is expected in January, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 39° low. The rainiest month is June while the driest month is October.
In Savannah, more than half of the properties are hotel rooms, which represent 52.5% of its properties. Additionally, these vacation accommodations have an average size of 360 ft² and a median price of $262 per night. Furthermore, most hotel rooms in this destination can accommodate 4 people, which makes it a great vacation destination for medium-sized groups and families. If you would prefer to compare a different accommodation type, you could check out house rentals, which are the second most typical property type in Savannah. While hotel rooms in Savannah have an average size of 360 ft², house rentals have an average size of 1,720 ft².
Sitting along the Savannah River in Georgia, Savannah’s manicured oak tree parks, cobblestone streets, diverse architecture, and a plethora of accommodation makes it an excellent family getaway destination. Savannah vacation rentals range from luxury villas and charming condos to Victorian townhouses.
Settle into a quaint harbor inn and discover the city’s rich history before and after the Civil Wars. Those traveling on a budget can enjoy self-catering riverfront cabins with spectacular views of the River Savannah and easy access to multiple shops, restaurants, and bars. If you seek luxury, consider an ultra-modern chic condo close to attractions, shopping establishments, and eateries.
By car
Savannah is in the south-eastern United States, on the border of Georgia and South Carolina. If you are driving, the city is well-signposted off the main I-95 east coast highway. Follow signs for the I-16 east off the I-95 if you are heading into central Savannah.
By train
The city also lies on a main Amtrak railway line, with services from Orlando, Tampa, and Miami in the south. From the north, Amtrak's Silver Service and Palmetto service connect New York, Boston, Washington DC, and Baltimore with Savannah on three separate daily services. Sleeping cars, cafe service, and WiFi comes as standard on these long-distance Amtrak trains.
By air
Many travelers arrive by plane at Savannah Hilton Head Airport. The airport has direct flights arriving from several US and Canadian cities, and onward connections to hundreds more national and international destinations. Regular bus services connect the airport with downtown Savannah, or visitors can take a cab, which will take around 30 minutes for the 12-mile journey, depending on traffic. If you choose to hire a car at the airport to explore Savannah and the surrounding area, there's plenty of parking in the downtown area, both in metered parking spaces and in public parking garages.
1. Tybee Beach
Savannah's coastal location lends itself perfectly to long days at the beach, enjoying the warm Georgia climate. One of the best-known is Tybee Beach, also known as Savannah Beach, just a short distance east of the city at the mouth of the Savannah River. There are five miles of golden sand, and the waters are safe for swimming and watersports.
2. Hilton Head Beach
Nature lovers might even be able to spot dolphins swimming just offshore. Just north across the state line at Hilton Head Beach in South Carolina, you'll find miles more of sand, along with some great sporting facilities, beach bars, and restaurants.
3. Cumberland Island
It's worth traveling a bit further afield for those hidden beach gems that other travelers miss. Catch a twice-daily ferry from St Mary's across to Cumberland Island for unspoiled, amenity-free beaches. The island is also home to turtles, wild horses, and the occasional manatee.
4. Driftwood Beach
Jekyll Island's beaches are more easily accessed by road from Savannah, and Driftwood Beach at the northern tip of the island is the most pristine.
5. Glory Beach
The stunning Glory Beach was the setting for a famous Hollywood movie, and it's easy to see why it was chosen. The beach is also a sanctuary for aquatic birds.
1. Forsyth Park
These thirty acres of parkland have been a social center since the 1840's. Concerts, sports and sunbathing are just a few of the activities that keep this park alive with plant life and people. Check out the Saturday Farmer's Market.
2. Saint-Jean-Baptiste of Savannah Cathedral
Immigrants escaping from tumultuous times in Haiti and France established this palatial cathedral near the end of the 18th Century. Constructed immediately after the French Revolution, this is an oasis of calm where visitors still find spiritual solace.
3. Owens-Thomas House
Considered one of the finest examples of Regency style in America by leading architects, this elegant residence was built by Richard Richardson, who made his riches from his cotton and banking businesses. A National Historic Landmark, the museum boasts an impressive art collection and an English-inspired parterre garden.
4. Savannah Historical District
The old district in Savannah is filled with parks of old oak trees and Spanish moss pouring down the walls of its cobbled streets. Culturally speaking this is the town's heartland - no wonder it's also the largest National Historic Landmark District in the United States.
5. Telfair Museum
An exceptional museum where the curation really makes the exhibits sing, this is the place to discover the cultural and artistic delights of postwar America. Traveling exhibitions of the world's treasures and fascinating events for children and adults make the museum a popular attraction for travelers and locals alike. Special tours for younger visitors engage children with art through the senses.
The average nightly price for vacation rentals in Savannah is $85.
There are currently 4,128 vacation homes in Savannah to browse and book for your next trip.
Most travelers search for internet, TVs, and pools when booking a vacation rental in Savannah.
Savannah has 4,128 Hotel rooms and House rentals on offer to rent.
If traveling with a dog in Savannah, 9% of vacation rentals allow pets.
July and June are typically the warmest months in Savannah with temperatures around 91 °F. January and February in Savannah are the coldest, with 39 °F on average.
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