Printmaker's Inn

We stayed 3 nights at the Printmaker's Inn in the Lt. Galloway room. Fun period details mixed with modern conveniences like an updated bathroom, coffeemaker, and fridge were great. If you like to walk like we do, it's a really wonderful place to stay. The northern historic Savannah sights are within a 20-30 min walk from this location. Easy parking with level 2 chargers and a lovely courtyard if you want to drive. Bottom line—it's quiet, restful, fun/different from a corporate hotel, and a great value.

Peter was a gem and I loved the location which feels slightly away from the buzz of tourism but close enough to walk everywhere you want. I stayed in the Henry suite which felt so spacious. I highly recommend it if you’re interested in also being in a place that feels authentic to the historical architecture of Savannah.

We loved the inn! It was very clean, and the bed was so comfortable! We slept well! If you like historic homes, this is a great place to stay. The room was beautifully maintained and authentically decorated, with a lovely modern bathroom. It got cold during our trip, but the temp in the room was easy to manage (something that concerned me in such an old building). The designated free parking area was wonderful. You'll definitely want to have a car. There are a few things walkable, but most of what you'll want to do will be a mile or two away. We were there for New Year's, and it was quiet. We hardly ever saw anyone else while at the property. We will definitely consider staying here again!

Traveling as a family of 5 with 3 kids under 6 we rented the suit. We loved how clean and spacious it all was. Having bedrooms that separate from the living room and kitchen area was great for parents to relax while the kids slept. No issues with parking and it was super well located for all of our activities. Peter was a great host. Communication was easy and smooth. He made us feel so welcomed. Hoghly recommend

First time in Savannah, and the Printmaker’s Inn did not disappoint! Clean, spacious, and full of charm, this inn gave us the true Savannah experience. Peter stayed in touch throughout our stay and made sure we had everything we needed. Parking was easy, both in the back and on the street, and the location couldn’t have been better—just a short walk to Forsyth Park for a lovely afternoon stroll or to brunch at Collins Quarter. Our first day was rainy, but that only added to the authentic charm. Looking out the tall windows onto the picturesque street below gave us a cozy, Savannah feel that a hotel simply can’t match. We stayed in the Nichols Suite, which was perfect for our long weekend getaway. The bed was super comfy, the space was welcoming, and everything felt thoughtfully prepared