Foley House Inn

Tyler Bardales

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

Bed and "breakfast." Firstly, I just want to say the staff here at Foley House are all amazing people and my review is no fault of theirs one bit, but rather "corporate" dropping the ball. Mrs. Dee Dee is absolutely amazing and helpful with her knowledge of Savannah and where to visit. I put "breakfast" in quotations because if youre coming for a BnB experience, I would say to look elsewhere. Breakfast here consists of previously frozen "omelets," small ramekin dishes with chopped fruits and granola, pre packaged oatmeal, some crossiants and one breakfast meat. The exact same that you would find at the Holiday Inn Express off Bay St. At least they have the automatic pancake maker or waffle maker in their offerings. Highly unsatisfied with that option. Hotel itself is absolutely gorgeous. Clean, safe, and beautiful. Centrally located with 10 minute walks to each River St and Forsythe Park. Would've been 5 stars if they would just spend the money to have someone actually make a fresh breakfast for their customers. Idk if i will be back. I get the same "bed" in cheaper hotels with more breakfast selections.

Ernie

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

What a great experience! We have been to Savannah numerous times staying in a different B&B each time, never disappointed. The Foley House was a wonderful addition to our stays. The staff were so kind and welcoming. The house and room were clean and had everything we needed. The bed was comfortable with a bonus courtyard sitting area. The location in Chippewa Square was perfectly nestled in the heart of downtown, within walking distance to everything. The breakfast was fantastic and well-rounded, thank you to the kitchen crew! The afternoon fresh baked cookies were a bonus. Thank you for having us and providing a wonderful getaway!

Kate OBrien

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

This was a lovely stay! We stayed in the carriage house. Our room was fairly simple but still very nice. The bed and bedding appeared new, and was clean and comfortable. If (when) we come back, we'd probably choose one of the more luxurious rooms in the main house. The courtyard garden is gorgeous and serene - perfect for sipping your morning coffee with a book. Breakfast was solid - omelet, meat, fruit, muffins, croissants, yogurt. Felt very fancy eating in the formal dining area. Service at the front desk was fantastic. They validate parking at the Liberty Parking Deck - you will pay half of what is posted by the garage. The location is central, everything we wanted to see was pretty much walkable, yet it never felt loud or rowdy.

Kali M

3 out of 5 stars★★★☆☆

We stayed here recently for 3 nights. We got in late which was fine and they sent us a door code to get in. Our room was spacious and the bathroom updated. The rug in our room absolutely needs to get thrown away. It was matted down from use and had numerous pet stains on it. The rugs in the hallway of the inn were no better. Really needs some TLC. Breakfast was just okay. Extremely limited selection and when the clock hits 9:58am that food is going away lol. Most historic bed and breakfasts I’ve stayed at in Savannah make your food to order which is not the case here. No one even fills up your coffee cup. Our room was never cleaned the entire time we stayed here. We flipped our sign to “service please” and never received service. We were out all days that we were there. The inn is in a nice location and is close to many things.

Batkim12

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

My Husband and I stayed there in mid September, 2025 as part of a 5 day vacation to Savannah. General info - Excellent location, directly between all the main tourist spots we wanted to see. The gardens were beautiful. I have limited mobility and booked it knowing there were no elevators, I called ahead of time to ensure our room was easy for me to access. (Which it seemed to be from what I read at booking) The man with whom I spoke, confirmed we were on the garden level. We got to walk through them every time we came in or left the property, sooooo beautiful. There was a slight mechanical problem in the room that could not be fixed while we were staying there, (it could be and was jury-rigged to work safely for the duration of our stay) we were offered an upgrade due to the "inconvenience" of the issue, (which once it was jury-rigged really was a non-issue) While the upgraded room was even more incredible, (which is saying a lot because I loved our room it was amazing) I could not climb the stairs everyday, I managed it once to see the option and the view from upstairs. If you can do the stairs, do it, the view was spectacular. The staff - So nice, above and beyond the typical "staff nice" you see at pretty much every hotel. Everyone with whom we spoke was incredible. Enthusiastic about the hotel itself, the decor, the food at the continental breakfast, the cookies and teas mid-afternoon(I'll come back to that below), Savannah, its tourist spots and its history. Dedee in particular (and I apologize if I misspelled her name) was one of the sweetest people I have ever met in my life. She stopped by our table every morning to see if we needed anything, to chat if we were up for it, and generally just to wish us an amazing day. She answered every question my husband and I had, about the food, the hotel and its history. We came to find out she was the one cooking the food at the continental breakfast, everything they served was amazing. We had a question about one of the items they served and she took the time to go back into the kitchen to get the answer for us and bring it to our room so we would have it when we got back at the end of the day. Mind you this was completely above and beyond as it wasn't an allergy type question it was a hey this is really good can you tell me how you made it and what brand kind of a thing. She did and I am looking forward to trying to make it now that we are home. Her spinach croissants were my absolute favorite. The ghosts - since it's Savannah and so many others have commented about them it seems wrong to leave them out of the review. We saw nothing out of the ordinary, we experienced nothing out of the ordinary. We heard the stories and read them online (when I got home - because I'm a "chicken-puppy'). However the fact that nothing happened did not prevent everyone in Savannah that we met, when finding out where we were staying, from saying..... "Ooooh the Foley House. Did you know it was haunted when you booked it?" Or "ooooh, that's haunted, is that why you stayed there?" The answer to both of those is "It's in Savannah, it is a really old city and a really old building so yeah, there are ghost stories about lots of places there. (We did several ghost tours because I love scary stories). Some people have reported seeing / experiencing things at Foley house. We did not. We for the most part, don't really believe in such things. However that didn't prevent me from bringing an EMF detector and those light up cat ball toy things, turning them on and leaving them around the room as an early warning sign, just in case. Because, as I said before : me ="chicken-puppy". They did not light up at all except when my husband kicked them because I had left them somewhere stupid. Quick summary - if you want an amazing experience at a quiet hotel in Savannah. I highly highly highly recommend the Foley house. Our time there was truly incredible. All of this was at a reasonable price for the location, service, and ambiance. Great value.