Days Hotel Savannah at Ellis Square

This hotel has a wonderful location, just a block from River Street. From the outside, and from the pictures you see on line, you would think is a nice hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel is disgustingly dirty. Don't be fooled by the lobby. It starts with the elevator and continues in the rooms. My husband and I just came home from spending a week in the hotel. During that time the bathroom was never cleaned, the room was never dusted, nor was the floor ever swept. All the housekeeping staff did was make the bed and give fresh towels. Friends of our stayed there at the same time and they observed the housekeeper "cleaning" the coffee mugs. You did not get clean mugs. The housekeeper rinsed out the mug, then ran her fingers along the rim and then put plastic wrap over the top. Think

I mean this hotel is just ok. $13.00 a day to park, no pool, bar hours are bizarre, double bed room that we started with was a tiny tiny bathroom with a small sink outside the door, no real amenities. Once we moved to a suite- yes the room was better, but the drapes didn't pull tight so the sun came in the room, they don't answer any of the buttons you push on the phone, and the noise from the outside bars and streets was awful and we were 6 floors up. Really there has to be better accommodations in Savannah.

We booked a package deal to stay in and see historic Savannah for our 25th wedding anniversary. This was over Labor Day, so hotel prices were at a premium. We paid approximately $240 per night for two nights at the Inn at Ellis Square expecting a charming, historic, somewhat upscale experience. This inn, however, is much more like an inexpensive chain hotel. It lacks the amenities of even a moderately priced inn and the amenities of a nicer hotel. The rooms are small, moderately clean, and have older (not antique) furnishings. The service is mediocre. The breakfast is that of an inexpensive chain hotel. Though we had a lovely time in Savannah, the Inn at Ellis Square was quite a disappointment.

If you're planning to spend around $200/night in Savannah, then don't stay here if you can help it. It's not worth the money at all. The lobby area looks as if it's been remodeled relatively recently but the rooms are extremely dated. It was clean enough but it has zero ambiance and it looks like things have been patched together over the years. The floor molding was coming off in places, an electrical outlet was detached from the wall and the door got stuck on the carpet. Not to mention the stains on the shower curtain. The free hot breakfast was just OK. I've had better at discount highway hotels with $50/night rooms. Definitely look around first before spending your money at this hotel.

The Inn at Ellis Square is, by far, the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed at. The room was dirty; there were stains on the sofa chair, comforter, pillows, and floor, and the sink, tub, and toilet were old and discolored. There wasn’t a refrigerator or microwave in the room, and the coffee maker looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in months. The mattress was uncomfortable, I could feel the springs as I tried to sleep, and the pillows were all firm. When I arrived, there wasn’t a trash can in the room, so I had to request one from the front desk and I took them 20 minutes to drop it off. Breakfast isn’t put out until 7am, so if you have an early flight forget about getting food that should have been included. The most surprising thing was the bathroom and desk electrical outlets did not work becau