The Isetta Inn

Madi M

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The Isetta Inn was absolutely lovely. Check in was smooth, and they sent us the code when we texted for it earlier than we expected, so we were able to get to our room early and put our things down. It’s about a 20 minute walk from Forsyth park, and the lady at the front desk explained the free Bus and Ferry system to us so we were able to enjoy those too to get around. We absolutely loved our Hedwig’s Perch room and had no issue sharing bathrooms with other guests. They were cleaned daily. I would suggest putting paper towels in them as sharing one hand cloth was unideal. Parking can be hard to find on the street right next to the inn but easy to find within a couple blocks. It could be a little nosier some times because it is off a main road, but they provide ear plugs and I brought a white noise machine so sleep was no problem! The Isetta Inn was super cozy, beautifully decorated, and truly had that Savannah historic feeling. It was very affordable and clean. There is also a coffee shop on the first floor of the inn and it’s across the street from a yummy breakfast spot (the bodega). Everyone was friendly, and we would not stay anywhere else if we ever return to the city!

Arleigh

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Yes, stay here! So much better than a soulless hotel--especially if you're the hostel, traveller type (like me). I was nervous because some of the bad reviews about check in, and to be fair I didn't get my check in codes until 12:22, after I called to make sure they were on their way. But! I had an easy check in, everything was very clean and well-provided. The staff and owners I got to meet were very kind and welcoming, and the other guests were respectful and lovely (that I saw). The U.S. does not do inns and hostels well, but this is an exception. I never had an issue getting a shower or bathroom. All the doors have entry codes for easy access The cafe is open part time, and you should get a matcha latte! They are so good. If you stay in Hedwig's Perch you'll hear cars if you're by the window, but there wasn't a lot of extra noise--music, partying, yelling, etc. I was there Wednesday and Thursday nights in early May. The window bed is way more comfy than the squeaky older bed/mattress for sure, so if you are in need of a solid bed get the window! I would still stay in that room again. So yes. This is a good choice!

Amber Mcguire

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

We rented the Presidential suite for 2 nights. It is a BEAUTIFUL suite with a parlor/living room and its own private bath (the other rooms share a bathroom). The 2 person jet bathtub was huge and awesome. My husband and I had some fun in there! 😉 The presidential suite also has 2 balcony accesses. The larger one is shared with another room and the smaller one is private. The common areas of the house are beautiful and relaxing, complete with many conversation pieces. It literally felt like "home" away from home, not a "hotel." After checkout, we still had access to the common areas of the house and were not being pushed out the door. We will definitely be back! I hope to rent the Clark Gable room next time. P.S. I did have a paranormal experience here in the Presidential Suite. It thoroughly freaked me out, because this place does not have established haunted history or anything like that, so I was not expecting it. It woke me up from a dead sleep at 3:30 a.m.

Bella Coulombe

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Absolutely beautiful location, rooms, and a gorgeous Victorian coffee shop inside as well with the best Thai tea and matcha you could ever imagine! Lovely owners, too! Would definitely recommend staying at the Isetta Inn! It was the perfect anniversary getaway.

Amber Jones Radcliffe

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

I stayed in the Sacred Tower room, which was on the third floor, but still an easy walk up. The room has a swing double bed, but not a lot of room otherwise. Bathroom across the hall. The boutique Inn is close to walkable shops like a Taco place, Kava place and a coffee place or two. Plus, the owner Jennie runs a coffee/thai tea place out of the Inn. Plus, the Inn is on a free bus line, The Purple Dot. There is no front desk reception, but owners are handy quite a bit.