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Kilimanjaro Climber's Log
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Alpinist | Machame Route Date Climbed: Feb 14, 2007 | |
I climbed Kilimanjaro with Torie, Jim, Abe, and Zara guides Msafiri and Joseph. We followed the Machame route and summited on the 6th day. Our team reached Stella Point at 4:15am and Uhuru Peak at 5am, well before sunrise and the hoards of other climbers. It was 10(F) on the summit. We had intended to hike to the ash pit afterwards, but between the sleep deprivation and cold temps, we unanimously agreed to skip it. We were content to watch the sunrise from Stella Point, which was most memorable. We picked the one good day during the whole week to summit. There was not a cloud in the sky until after we had descended back to camp. | ||
Posted Feb 18, 2007 9:42 pm |
Nigel Lewis | Honeymoon | |
Lisa and I climbed Kili for our honeymoon! We went in by the Rongai and came out by Marangu. Quite a few people on the summit the same day as us, lots more didn't make it though. N | ||
Posted Feb 13, 2007 11:46 pm |
incrediblesnowman | Route Climbed: Marangu Date Climbed: Dec 10, 2004 | |
I started 6.15 am and reached the summit at 9.50 am from Kibu hut. The ascent was quick and comfortable with stabile weather conditions. The sun peeked out a few times, but the summit approach from Gillan's point was a little chilly. It took me just below 6 hours for the whole climb (up and down) which was the inital plan. Of our group of 3 people all of us made it. We took a deciscion not to go with any porters or cooks on the approach march nor on the climb itself. A single guide accompanied us because of park regulations forced us to do so. Our permit allowed us to spend a total of 4 days in the park to make a summit bid. The total amount that we spended on park fees and guide was $1080 for 3 people compared to regular fees of approx. $700 per person. | ||
Posted Feb 13, 2007 2:27 am |
CBakwin | Yup Date Climbed: Jan 17, 2007 | |
Yup, climbed this. See my trip report(soon to be filed). | ||
Posted Feb 8, 2007 3:13 pm |
highice | wild | |
starting off under a clear night with a full moon with the southern cross above and then seeing the wild serengetti plains at first light from the summit will never leave my memory! very strong team of three we also explored the crater and surrounding peaks in the short time we were in the area. I'd recommend doing this and not just the big one. | ||
Posted Jan 30, 2007 8:44 pm |
chris615 | machame Date Climbed: Jan 4, 2007 | |
whiskey route up, rained every day except the last day, and a snowstorm on the summit. fn-eh | ||
Posted Jan 20, 2007 1:30 am |
alexclimb | Uhuru via Marangu Date Climbed: Jan 11, 2007 | |
Did the Summit with a group of Russians. Funny place. Lots of people trying the Mountain without any acclimatization.... I don't think it is healthy way. We acclimatized on Mount Kenya and had no altitude problems on Kili. | ||
Posted Jan 19, 2007 3:36 pm |
trailhuggersarah | Machame in a Blizzard Date Climbed: Dec 24, 2006 | |
A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!!! It was hard waking up at midnight and then being coherent, but apparently it works. We had white-out conditions from even before Stella's point. We definitely earned our summit. | ||
Posted Jan 9, 2007 5:08 pm |
thenewpassion | Rongai Route Date Climbed: Jan 30, 2003 | |
Ah, my first taste of thin-air. After completing Kenya ten years earlier, Kili became a niggling 'must do sometime' mountain. Like Kenya, it was great to be able to make this climb with Caroline. It was another great African experience. | ||
Posted Dec 10, 2006 7:10 am |
Mots010 | Machame Date Climbed: Jan 6, 2006 | |
Jan 2-7 2006 on the Machame Route. Great trip, although we were on the mountain during the tragic rock slide. All 3 in our group successfuly summited, although, starting our summit bid at 12am, we only took 5 hours to summit and reached the highest point in the dark at 5am! No views! | ||
Posted Dec 10, 2006 1:52 am |
karl1875 | Great Climb Date Climbed: Nov 21, 2006 | |
Recently climbed Kili, it was a wonderful trip. Besides the fact it rained everyday, I couldn't have asked for a better trip. Destination Africa Tours was a great tour company, on-time, professional, and not expensive. From the picked at the airport to the hotel on the first and last night, these guy are top shelf. | ||
Posted Dec 6, 2006 7:39 pm |
sutcliffe996 | Umbwe on Kilimanjaro Date Climbed: Nov 20, 2006 | |
Thanks Steve Findlay and Jagged Globe, great summit. 2 to finish off the 7 summits! | ||
Posted Nov 29, 2006 8:03 am |
huskerhiker | Marangu (Coca-Cola) Route Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2002 | |
Definitely feeling like a poseur for posting on the Marangu Route. I may have been colder and more tired, but I don't remember when. Although steep and muddy and perhaps grueling in their own way, by far the assault on the summit was most difficult. Incredibly steep and biting cold until the sun finally came up. Several of us were so tired we fell asleep sitting on rocks waiting for members of our party to catch up. By far the challenge was mostly mental. I have no doubt that those in our party who turned back could have made it if they supressed those inner demons. Beautiful glaciers, summit resembles some sort of lunar surface. | ||
Posted Oct 30, 2006 9:52 am |
Andino | Rongai > Marangu Traverse Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2004 | |
It was a tough day ! Got mountain sickness at about 5200m : very tired and feeling like puking all the way up. However I sticked to it to reach the top. A short break at Gillman Point (5600m) is good to recharge batteries. Marvellous experience though ! | ||
Posted Oct 5, 2006 4:38 pm |
Outdoorpartner | Shira Route Date Climbed: Oct 17, 2005 | |
Hired my own guide for Shira route; did the ascent solo. Up and down in 5 days. | ||
Posted Oct 5, 2006 5:25 am |
TodoVertical | Route Climbed: Marangu 'Guiding' Date Climbed: Sep 26, 2006 | |
All of us reached the summit accompanied by a beatiful sunrise that day !!!! | ||
Posted Sep 30, 2006 8:57 pm |
SusanM | Machame Route Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2006 | |
What an adventure. It's too much to sum up here. | ||
Posted Sep 18, 2006 1:06 pm |
SkydiveKen | Twendi Pole Pole Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2006 | |
Twendi pole pole is swahili for lets go slowly. Six hours in the pitch black above 15,000' one foot in front of the other. 0 deg F and a light breeze made for perfect conditions. Managed to get to the summit 30 min before sunrise and 15 min before the crowds. Still can't believe my guide lit up a cigarette for his summit celebration. Lemosho route has a lot of up and down but very little traffic. A great route with scenic views and no crowds. Had a great expierence with Good Earth Tours. A Video and PICS | ||
Posted Sep 1, 2006 8:56 pm |
osatrik | Kilimanjaro in the 1970s Date Climbed: Feb 14, 1973 | |
In 1973 the National Park was still getting established, but the main route was pretty much the same - Marangu to Horombo Hut to Mandara Hut to Kibo Hut, summit and then one night in Horombo on the descent. We climbed in February, and had about 2 feet of snow on the crater rim. | ||
Posted Aug 14, 2006 7:25 pm |
Jay Power | Rongai Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2005 | |
Summited at 08:30. Descended via the very busy Marangu route. Great experience. Never again. | ||
Posted Jul 31, 2006 9:54 am |


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152 Reviews
4.6 on February 10, 2014
The Inn is lovely. The staff could not have been more accommodating and helpful and friendly. they really made you feel welcome. Breakfast was five star quality. The rooms in the main house are beautiful. The veranda is the perfect spot for people watching. We stayed in the cottage and we loved the privacy. While the cottage has all the amenities; we thought a remodel would be very nice and could bring in more revenue for the Inn owners.
5 on November 18, 2013
Outstanding staff with amazing attention to details. From check-in through cocktails, breakfast, sightseeing and the wedding, the staff was superb!
3.6 on November 17, 2013
We enjoyed every moment of our stay. The place has a magical old world charm that left a lasting impression on us. The service was fantastic and the food was delicious. The only tough part about our experience with Forsyth Park Inn came several days after our stay. Two nights in the least expensive room ($185) came out to $472.10 CND after the tip, taxes and exchange. That being said, we really did have a wonderful time at Forsyth and would definitely return. Perhaps a one night stay would better suit our travel budget.
5 on November 17, 2013
I am a repeat visitor to this Inn. It is my favorite.
5 on November 05, 2013
This home is the loveliest b&b I've stayed in. Not only is the home itself very nice, but the Inn keeper and her staff are fabulous! They did everything they could to make our stay a special experience. I went with my mother and sisters for a "girl's getaway" but would love to take my husband back to meet them.
5 on October 27, 2013
We had a wonderful time at the B&B. The rooms and grounds are beautiful. The staff is fantastic. Breakfast on the veranda was a highlight. We'll be back again.
4.2 on October 24, 2013
The staff and the Inn keeper were fabulous. I really enjoyed getting to know them and they were so hospitable! I would recommend this to anybody traveling to Savannah.
4.6 on October 18, 2013
The location is wonderful just across the street from Forsyth Park. The staff was very helpful and curteous during our stay. I would defiently stay here again.
3.6 on October 09, 2013
A charming b&b, in a beautiful location. Breakfast was excellent; our room was pleasant, and quiet. I would stay again. One minor quibble: an alarm was left set, which woke us earlier than planned; not ideal on a weekend getaway. Nevertheless, the friendly staff and beautiful surroundings more than made up for this minor issue.
5 on October 07, 2013
From the moment my GPS said you have reached your destination. The B&B was everything I had hope and more it would be.....thank you for a delightful stay. I will return! Telling all my friends about you too.
5 on September 29, 2013
We stayed here recently while visiting Savannah. The room was great, the service excellent and the breakfast wonderful. Would definitely reuturn the next time we are in the area.
3.6 on September 27, 2013
Stayed at this B&B as we didn't want to stay in an impersonal hotel. Although our room was small it had everything we wanted and had the added advantage of our own outside balcony with comfortable chairs and a table. I would recommend this B&B to anyone who wants to stay in an establishment where they provide their guests with the little extras to make your stay a memorable one.
4.8 on August 28, 2013
We had a great stay and hope to return again soon! The house predates insulation and soundproofing. If you get a room on the ground floor, expect some overhead noise. The ground floor rooms have a private entrance from the garden.
4.4 on August 27, 2013
We had a wonderful stay recently at the Forsyth Park Inn. This was a "blind" selection as we had never been to Savannah before and had competing recommendations. Being from the Left Coast we were unsure of where to stay, but we made the right choice. If you are in Savannah you need to stay in one of the B & B's. It's all about the houses and staying in a same-o motel/hotel does not impart the lifestyle and history of this fascinating location. Our room was A 16' ceilinged home away from home. Plumbing needs a little work, but hey, it's an OLD house! Bed was very comfy. We had breakfasts on the veranda, watching walkers, joggers and pet owners perform their daily constitutionals - the perfect way to start the day. Servings were generous and tasty. Service was excellent, friendly and knowledgeable. Sharing our finds and observations with the other guests was frosting on the cake. We had a great time - you will too if you stay here. Jay & Cindy McKeeman - Sacramento, CA
3.0 on July 28, 2013
Great location in Savannah. Late afternoon snacks are very nice but would prefer wine instead of "wine spritzers".
4.8 on July 25, 2013
Very impressed with cottage we stayed in as well as the staff.
5 on July 14, 2013
The Forsyth Park Inn is fabulous! The Inn itself is beautiful, but the people are all so eager to help you in anyway possible. My future daughter-in-law's wedding gown was wrinkled from being packed, so the owner of the Inn took it, had it steamed, and got it back in plenty of time for the wedding. When we checked out the clerk offered to print off our plane boarding passes for us which was a tremendous help at the airport. Anything we asked for during our stay was done for us cheerfully. I would recommend the Forsyth Park Inn to anyone going to Savannah.
5 on June 28, 2013
The staff were wonderful from the moment we checked in until we left. They went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and had all our needs met. Food was flavorful and plentiful. A lovely B&B where I definitely would stay again.
5 on June 22, 2013
My wife and I stayed at the Forsyth Park Inn on the recommendation of American friends. We loved Savannah as a whole, but the experience was better for the choice of accommodation. The personal service, cleanliness of the rooms (and hotel in general) and the wonderful breakfasts on the patio made the Forsyth experience one to remember. We will visit Savannah again and will choose the Forsyth again and as such would recommend it to anybody.
4.6 on June 22, 2013
We visited this Bed and Breakfast during the 3rd weekend in June. The service provided was phenomenal and we were offered to stay in an upgraded room once we arrived. The food was great and we were very happy to find a Bed and Breakfast that offered breakfast, hors d'oeuvre in the early evening and dessert later and through the night. The weather was perfect during the stay and Savannah was a very nice area to visit. A place that we'd recommend to eat for dinner is the Toucan Cafe in Savannah.
5 on June 06, 2013
The service of the employees was wonderful, they are kind people.
4.8 on June 02, 2013
This was our first stay at a B&B and we loved it! Here are our top 3 favorites about the Forsyth Park Inn: 1) The perfect (and convenient) location across from Forsyth Park. 2) Sitting and relaxing and enjoying the lovely view from the veranda with a glass of wine. 3) The food! 4) The beautiful rooms - we LOVED ours! 5) The exquisite courtyard. Perfect with a cup of coffee. Oh, did I say top '3'? I couldn't pick only 3 things as favorites!!!
4.4 on June 02, 2013
My room was small which I wanted and had lots of charm. It had been well kept up. I enjoyed its simple ammenities and having to work some to situate things to my liking; I found this actually easier than if I were in a Hilton. Old World Charm is like that. It takes you back. It's part of Old Savannah which is why I chose the Forsythe Inn in the first place! I was raised in such a home and found myself reminiscing over fond memories of high beds and shears. I especially liked how I got out on the balcony. You only have to experience it! And the beautiful spanish mossed live oak was to one side, so the wonderful night sky was overhead! I sat out there often at night (I might add that the balcony is very private) just looking at the clouds and feeling the cool breeze. The room is quiet! And, you know, I met the nicest guests at breakfast who were all in good moods from their stay. I got up before sunrise and photographed the turning on of the fountain in the park accross the street. AND I felt safe! Of course I cannot forget the consierge servers. They had at their fingertips places to go, numbers, directions, all the personal touches that make a consierge a true consierge, including pleasant open "Savannah-esque" personalities (which is another reason I paid extra to come to an established B & B instead of just going down to where all the "action" is, which BTW is only a pleasant stroll away). I got the pleasure to get to know something about all 4 of those who served me during my stay. AND they are not obtrusive, either which I find wanting me to go back, which I will.
4.4 on May 30, 2013
Place was really clean and everyone was so friendly. I would so recommend family and friends to stay here if they was in the area.
3.8 on May 22, 2013
You will pay more, but you will get what you pay for - a beautiful Inn, very clean, in a great location. The Staff is professional but also friendly and funny and a playful but gentle, personable way. The porch offers great views of Forsyth Park and the famous fountain, as well as the seemingly hundreds of joggers and dog-walkers. The morning breakfast can be noisy because of rush hour traffic noise and the "every single morning" city paid leaf blowing crew (Savannah will not tolerate a single leaf on her walkways it seems)! Walk just a block towards the river and you are in Monterey Square, one of many such small squares surrounded by beautiful historic homes (Mercer House among them). I walked every square, and it seemed to me that even those homes not well maintained exude an air of "elegant decay". In the evening, the staff puts out hors d'oeuvres, drinks like sweet tea or home made sangria, etc. The treats are always amazing and worthy of a fine dining establishment (no plates of store bought cookies here)! Don't miss the small gated garden in back. Someone was delivering baggies full of new Koi when we were there. A wonderful place for a laid back break from the hustle and bustle.
5 on May 18, 2013
We had a fabulous time! Dwayne and Daphney were extremely helpful and friendly and had great advice for places to go and things to see! The B&B is beautiful and gracious with an old-timey veranda with flowering plants and secret garden.....Sweet tea or Sangria in the early evenings with hors d'oeuvres looking out on Forsyth Park.....what could be better?! We will be back next year...if not sooner!
5 on May 17, 2013
The Forsyth Park Inn is lovely and sophisticated, cozy and warm, on the beaten path yet away from the clamor further north of the park. Don't miss out by staying elsewhere.
4.6 on May 17, 2013
Absolutely wonderful experience at the Forsyth Park Inn. From our early arrival and being allowed to check in very early (10:00 am) through the evenings chatting with other guests and staff on the beautiful front porch overlooking the park.
4.2 on May 15, 2013
Lovely and well located B&B. Close to everything, but far enough away from the throngs to make you feel like you are living in the city rather than just visiting.
4.2 on May 14, 2013
The Inn is lovely and very convenient for walking in the historic district. Daphne's introduction to Savannah was great! She gave us directions for exploring the beautiful neighborhoods and for shopping/dining. Super spot for a family reunion.
4.2 on May 12, 2013
Being on Forsyth Park was lovely. Pretty view from our room (#6). The street is busy, so there was traffic noise, but it got quiet during the night. We slept well. Rooms on the back of the inn were quiet and had nice views. The staff was very helpful and cordial. We walked everywhere we wanted to go and liked walking through the series of parks that are the hallmark of Savannah. The Savannah Trolley Tour (white trollies) was a very good introduction to the city. The tour of the First Aftican Baptist Church was excellent. Lunch at Mrs. Wilke's was good fun, delicious, and worth the wait.
4.8 on May 08, 2013
Visited with my family who were over from the UK. We had a delightful stay, made all the better by the friendly and entertaining staff.
5 on April 23, 2013
Everything was great, cant say anything else. Nice and helpful staff. Great Rooms and location. Perfect.
4.6 on April 21, 2013
We were very pleased with our stay at the Inn. The staff was very helpful and friendly. The good sized rooms were nicely furnished. The snacks at 6pm and dessert at 8:30pm were an unexpected bonus. The courtyard garden was charming. The location next to Forsyth Park was a real plus. We were close enough to walk everywhere, but the neighborhood was quiet.
4.0 on April 21, 2013
For my wedding I had planned on using the room to get ready then going across the street for the ceremony. There was concern that the park would be too loud with the traffic so we decided to do the ceremony in the courtyard. We check no one was in the court yard at the time so it was perfect!!! All nine people fit comfortably. I was able to take lots of wedding pictures in and around the Inn without disturbing other guest or having to pay to close areas off. Probably the most economical Savannah elopement! The staff at Forsyth Park are extremely helpful and nice! They do offer an elopement package however it was out of my price range and more than I needed for my small group.
4.0 on April 17, 2013
Forsyth Park Inn is the perfect location if you are wanting to visit the Historic District. It is within easy walking distance yet nice to return to the quiet of the Inn versus the touristy section of River Street. The front porch overlooks Forsyth Park so is a great way to spend the afternoon people watching and reading a great book in one of the rocking chairs.
4.2 on April 10, 2013
Love the cottage! It was like a little home away from home. I didn't want to leave!
5 on April 06, 2013
From the staff to the rooms to the location to the service to the food we could not have been happier at the Forsyth Park Inn. We would not hesitate to recommend it to others and hope to return some day soon. To the staff - thank you so much for ensuring a perfect stay.
4.8 on April 06, 2013
We had a wonderful stay. The staff were very helpful and their suggestions for dining and things to do were right on! Our breakfasts were delicious and the afternoon tea was delightful. Would recommend this Inn to any of our friends!
5 on April 05, 2013
The Forsyth Park Inn was conveniently located near everything we wanted to see in Savannah. The concierge was friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. The inn and garden are beautiful. We enjoyed wine and hors d'oeuvres on the porch which is across from the park. We would certainly stay there again if in Savannah.
5 on March 29, 2013
The bed was heaven after a long day of walking, the breakfast was delicious, the veranda was so peaceful and serene and the service was funny, homey, and very accommodating. I would recommend this place to anyone.
5 on March 27, 2013
You guys are amazing and I will be back for sure!
4.8 on March 25, 2013
wonderful little place in the heart of the historic district. antiques everywhere and no room is the same. a little pricey at times, but worth the dollar because the personal service is outstanding! definitely going back! cj erie, pa
4.6 on March 21, 2013
Great location and fabulous staff!!!
3.2 on March 19, 2013
First time in Savannah and the Forsyth was a cozy get away from the busy town just a few blocks away but i must say parking and dining on that end of town will make me think about where to stay next time. Everyone at the Forsyth was extremely helpful and made the stay very enjoyable and that memory will last a lifetime.
3.4 on March 16, 2013
Location, comfortable bed,and staff service was very good. Room was nice and spacious. The afternoon cheese, crackers, and wine, and the evening desert were very good. The not so good, TV was old (no hi-def), Internet service was below average, and the bathroom was disappointing. The road noise was was fairly loud. Room 7
3.4 on March 16, 2013
Stayed for one night. Dwayne from the staff was a big help for us to book multiple activities into a short time frame. He was efficient and quick to offer suggestions and referrals on rest. (Old Pink House so spectacular), ghost tour (old trolley tour was awesome), and referred us to free DOT shuttle. Only minor complaint was that room was loud at night due to trains, cars etc. ( thin windows and much out of their control). We really had an amazing visit-can't wait to visit you again!
4.6 on March 11, 2013
We loved our stay at the Inn on Forsyth Park. Great location, great ambiance and the most wonderful staff-everyone was like family and could not do enough for us.
5 on January 02, 2013
An outstanding property, made even more special by the great attention to detail by staff. We so enjoyed Jerry's stories and the way he made us feel so welcome and at home here for our first visit to Savannah. We stayed in the cottage, but were always welcomed into the main house and both Jerry and Dwayne were always so gracious in answering our questions, booking reservations, and providing directions to sites, and we did ask lots of questions! Will definitely stay again when we return to beautiful Savannah.
4.4 on December 14, 2012
In the heart of historic district. Very well appointed with historic furniture. Nice touches throughout.
4.8 on November 29, 2012
This is our fourth time staying at the Forsyth Park Inn. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in Savannah! The Innkeeper and her staff are all so welcoming and genuinely seem to enjoy having us (and our two dogs) stay with them. This time we brought our sixteen year old sons and they too appreciated the hospitality and beauty of this Inn, as well as the lovely city of Savannah. (Donna and family from Nashville, TN)
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for choosing the Forsyth Park Inn for your recent stay in Savannah. We have read your comments about the inn and we greatly appreciate that you took the time to write them, as our guests' satisfaction is our main priority. We definitely enjoyed having you and your family stay with us. Your sons were a delight and the dogs were beautiful and well-behaved. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your collaboration and we hope to see you again soon at The Forsyth Park Inn for a fifth stay.
4.6 on November 14, 2012
As the surprise getaway destination for my 20th anniversary, I selected the Forsyth Park Inn B&B as our destination based on their location in the historic district of Savannah on one of the beautiful parks in the area, as well as their availability: other options that I explored in the area were already booked up when I was making my reservations. The staff was exceptionally helpful and accommodating of my wife's dietary restrictions and prepared meals to meet her needs (soft foods only) quite well. I can honestly say that I have never had better blueberry pancakes than I had at breakfast Sunday morning - no out of the box mix here, as everything was fresh and flavorful. While the location was several blocks from the waterfront, it was an easy walk to get to the many dining and shopping options in the area, and the pedal cabs and horse drawn carriages in the area, of which we took advantage of both, gave great local transportation options when our feet got tired. I believe that, while not an inexpensive option, the exceptional staff and beautiful settings provided substantial value. While not our first B&B stay, we most often stay at hotels, and greatly appreciated the B&B lifestyle for this special occasion.
5 on November 05, 2012
This was the first time my husband and I had ever stayed at a Bed and Breakfast. Forsyth Park Inn was wonderful. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Waking up to the smell of breakfast cooking and the surrealism of being taken back in time was wonderful. It reminded me of when I was a little girl and waking up to my grandma's breakfast. The rooms are very large and spacious as well as gorgeous! You are in walking distance of everything. We never moved our car from early Friday until Sunday afternoon. We absolutely LOVED Forsyth Park Inn and will definitely be staying there again when visiting the beautiful city of Savannah.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking a moment to let others know of your experience at the Forsyth Park Inn. We are appreciative of your kind remarks and are always pleased to know that our efforts in providing guests with the highest level of customer service is well received. Your gracious comments will be shared with our staff as they will be pleased to know that you enjoyed your stay with us. It was a sincere pleasure to have you as our guest and we do hope for the opportunity to be of service to you in the future.
3.0 on October 27, 2012
Room was large but faced the busy street and it was noisy. Room was never made up the second day and had to ask for new towels. Breakfast was ok. It was nice eating out on the porch. Would return but would stay in a different room.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for choosing the Forsyth Park Inn for your recent stay in Savannah. We have read your comments about the inn and we greatly appreciate that you took the time to write them, as our guests' satisfaction is our main priority. It is very important for us that our guests' experiences are shared. We apologize for the inconvenience of the noise from traffic and the goof with servicing your room on your second day. The issue has been addressed with the housekeeping staff. It was a pleasure to have you as our guest. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your collaboration and we hope to see you again soon at The Forsyth Park Inn. On your return trip do request a room that is on the courtyard side of the inn. Those rooms are not subject to the noise from traffic.
5 on October 25, 2012
We stayed in savannah and in your bed & breakfast fo the fisrt time.we've stayed in inns in the north east many times and the hospitality in your town and THE INN was second to none. we will be returning.thank you for a gracious stay.armando&maria resillez,Miami Fl.
4.8 on October 24, 2012
We loved it, 5 min bike ride to all the action. Far enough away that we got to see all of historic Savannah on our trips back and forth.
4.4 on October 06, 2012
Loved the location - proximity to Forsyth Park / distance from tourist downtown. The staff couldn't have been friendlier and were helpful with suggestions for restaurants. Breakfasts were delicious - filling yet not so that you felt you needed a nap. Wine hour and desserts in the evening were a welcoming touch.
3.8 on October 02, 2012
Very accommodating of my wife and I traveling with our puppy. Excellent service and great location.
5 on September 30, 2012
IF we ever come back to Savannah, we will without a doubt stay here. The staff, the food, the location. And at agreat price. We stayed across the part on our one night return, before we knew how much we LOVED the forsythe. We much preferred the forsythe!
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking a moment to let others know of your experience at the Forsyth Park Inn. We are appreciative of your kind remarks and are always pleased to know that our efforts in providing guests with the highest level of customer service is well received. Your gracious comments will be shared with our staff as they will be pleased to know that you enjoyed your stay with us it was a sincere pleasure to have you as our guest and we do hope for the opportunity to be of service to you in the future.
4.4 on September 07, 2012
We had a wonderful stay. The house is quite beautiful - staff was very helpful and accommodating. Whether it's marveling at the 19th century architect, the wonderful breakfast, or the beautiful gardens, you won't be disappointed. The Inn is also conveniently located next to Forsyth Park and walking distance to historic downtown.
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for taking a moment to let others know of your experience at the Forsyth Park Inn. We are appreciative of your kind remarks and are always pleased to know that our efforts in providing guests with the highest level of customer service is well received. Your gracious comments will be shared with our staff as they will be pleased to know that you enjoyed your stay with us it was a sincere pleasure to have you as our guest and we do hope for the opportunity to be of service to you in the future.
4.8 on August 25, 2012
Most b&b don't allow for little ones (understandably with all the beautiful antiques and decor) So it was a wonderful option at Forsyth Park Inn to be able to stay in the cottage with our son! We could not have asked for more perfect accommodations, adorable and cozy with great fenced courtyard. Can't wait to go back!
5 on August 03, 2012
We just spent two glorious days at the Forsyth Park Inn...room #5. From the cordial greeting to the early evening wine and treats...and later desserts and coffees...we were well taken care of. the concierge, Gerry, had all the information we needed and also lots of stories to share. the location is perfect for walking in every direction and hopping on the DOT. We will recommend to all our pet owning friends that this is also a place to stay. Don't bother to stay anywhere else in Savannah. How could I forget to mention the most delicious breakfast ever , enjoyed on the fabulous VERANDA.
4.8 on July 18, 2012
The food was wonderful, the service was outstanding, the atmosphere was truly a feeling of home away from home. I recommend you try it , you just might like also. I look forward to visiting there again.
4.4 on July 06, 2012
The Forsyth Park Bed and Breakfast was the best choice as a base for our stay in Savannah. Each day started with a delicious breakfast on the porch accompanied by a view of the Forsyth Park Fountain. We walked to dining, shopping and historic homes with no need for a car the first two days. Everything else was a short drive away. Each afternoon we returned to hor dourves and drinks on the porch before heading out for fine dining or a ghost tour in the evening. Each night we returned to the comfort of the inn and enjoyed desserts and coffee while sitting in the porch rockers before retiring to a lovely room and comfortable bed. The room had a private bath and a balcony overlooking the garden which made the stay all that more enjoyable. During our stay, the staff was informative and attentive. Forsyth Park in is just far enough away from downtown Savannah to quiet the hustle and bustle, but close enough to take advantage of everything Savannah has to offer. I highly recommend it.
4.0 on July 03, 2012
The minute I laid my eyes upon the Forsyth Park Inn, I knew my stay would be most enjoyable. When my husband and I walked in we were greeted by a friendly young man. He was very welcoming. We had questions about Savannah, first time visitors, and he was very knowledgeable. He arranged for a shuttle to pick us up and take us to the trolley tour of the city. What history, Savannah encompasses. The trolley driver was a wonderful host and gave us an outstandling narrative of historical Savannah. I highly recommend the Forsyth Park Inn and we'll be visiting again soon!
4.0 on June 27, 2012
This was our first stop on our 'southern ' tour and we arrived here after a 16 hour journey. We were truly delighted at the accomodations, and the welcome and efficiency of staff who gave good advice about nearby eating places and sightseeing tips. The Forsyth Inn was well placed for good walking through Savannah's squares and historic district. We just loved the Forsyth Inn, would like to go back and would recommend it to anyone interested in 'southern' charm and hospitality. It well met the description given on the website and would encourage us to use BedandBreakfast.com again.
4.8 on June 25, 2012
Although this place was a bit expensive it was worth every penny. The service and food was outstanding. Our room was amazing. The only down side was also a positive thing. We were distanced from downtown making it necessary to get a pedicab or car service. The up side was that the neighborhood was quiet at night. I would recommend bringing a bike. As an experienced B&B patron, i highly recommend a stay at the Forsyth Park Inn!
5 on June 24, 2012
Just like the pictures - picture perfect! Stayed in the adorbale Room 8, which included a balcony. Sitting on the porch having breakfast while overlooking Forsyth Park was like living in a dream. Enjoyed the quiet setting away from the river, though close enough to walk or take the free trolley with a stop just across the park. Dwayne will help you plan you entire trip - has great insider knowledge of the best places to meet your tastes having grown up just around the corner.
4.2 on June 20, 2012
A very welcoming place to stay; staff were helpful and lively. The position of the property, opposite the park and in easy walking distance of the old town was excellent. We loved it!
4.8 on June 14, 2012
Exceptional service, great food, helpful and knowledgeable staff, and great location. highly recommended and we look forward to visiting another time.
3.8 on June 01, 2012
Lovely location across from Forsyth Park. Perfect walking distance to all of Historic District. Wonderful breakfasts on the veranda.
5 on May 27, 2012
Three of us stayed in the cottage. Wonderful accomodations and beautiful courtyard. Very convenient for walking though the historic district.
4.0 on May 21, 2012
Large comfortable room. The staff is friendly and helpful. The breakfasts were good . Fresh fruit daily and the pancakes were yummy. It was a big it pricier than many other places,but we were there on a weekend.
4.0 on May 10, 2012
We had a wonderful time, enjoyed the location and the history.
5 on May 01, 2012
Wonderful vacation. Inn was beautiful and the staff more than accommodating. Can't wait to go back!
4.0 on April 29, 2012
First time visiting. Enjoyed walking the historic district.
4.6 on April 26, 2012
Beautiful location across from Forsyth Park & easy walking distance to restaurants & shopping. Staff was friendly, helpful & very responsive. Breakfast was nice & front porch is great. Wine would be nice for social hour, but apparently alcohol permit cost is prohibitive. Anyway, beds were comfortable & restful. If you are a light sleeper, however, be sure to request a room upstairs & away from the main road as there is street traffic all night long. We would enjoy revisiting.
5 on April 18, 2012
Friendly staff, beautiful setting, very nice rooms, and great breakfast and snacks. Couldn't have been better!
5 on April 14, 2012
This was such an amazing BnB...I had no idea when I booked the rooms that it actually was a BnB... Didn't read...lol The food was excellent the service was very good. and the first two days we had Jerry as our concierge and he was terrific, gave us great map lots of places to eat suggested the tour, and was funny and personable each time we saw him. He gets high points from me because he made me feel like I was visiting friends not strangers. I would stay again any time.
4.4 on April 11, 2012
Our concierge Dwayne was very helpful and friendly! The breakfasts were quite delicious and we very much appreciated the early morning coffee provided. We will definitely return to the Forsyth Park Inn for our next getaway to Savannah.
5 on April 05, 2012
We stay at this lovely bed and breakfast in the heart of old Savannah every year on our way to vacation in Florida with the family. If you've ever wondered what it would be like to stay in an old southern plantation style house similar to anything you've seen in the movies, then this is the place to stay. The house has such old world charm with all the modern conveniences. There's a beautiful park directly across the street that at night with the lamps on looks magical and enchanting. The owners and the staff here are beyond accommodating and always friendly. It's so refreshing to see the same faces year after year and to be remembered. My husband and I are so taken with Savannah and this Inn that our dream is to some day move here. That says a lot about our experience.
4.6 on March 15, 2012
The wedding service in the courtyard was profwessional, warm and friendly, and handled without a hitch. I rate it outstanding. The people at the Inn did everything to make our stay an experience to remember.
4.4 on February 29, 2012
Our only complaint was hearing the traffic all night on the street. My husband and I are both very light sleepers and we had trouble sleeping with the noises from the cars. Our room was on the ground level next to the street. Other than that, we absolutely loved staying there.
4.0 on January 05, 2012
We had a great stay in this B&B, the food was great incl breakfast, snacks, wine and desserts.
4.0 on December 03, 2011
Great place to stay. Beautiful courtyard. The only bad thing was the beautiful front porch was right on a main street with LOTS of loud traffic.
4.6 on November 23, 2011
This was an absolutely wonderful place to get away from it all. Within walking distance to amazing restaurants, away from all the touristy stuff (but close enough if that's your thing). We stayed in room #5 and it was so romantic. The breakfast was delicious, the service was fantastic and the location great (bed was comfy, too and coffee in the garden was a nice treat). Can you tell I had a nice time?
3.4 on November 21, 2011
I learned of a package deal for the Inn through LivingSocial.com. When I called the weekend packages were sold out. I explained to the staff that I was trying to plan a surprise trip for my fiancée's 4oth birthday. He kindly let me know of other options they had available which worked out perfectly & I made our reservation. Email confirmations quickly followed along with information about the Inn & things to do around the city. Upon arrival we were warmly greeted by the staff. The concierge on duty took time to show us a map of the city, highlight areas of interest & provide some background on various things to do & see while in town. We arrived on a Friday & stayed through Sunday. During the whole stay everyone was friendly & helpful. The food was delicious & the atmosphere was great. What my fiancée' did not know was that I was also planning to propose to her that weekend. In visiting with the staff during our stay they of course congratulated us & let us know they could have done things to make it special had they known. We assured them we appreciated the thought but the weekend was going quite well & we were very happy. We were in Savannah the last week of September 2011. When checking out we talked to the concierge about coming back for St. Patrick's Day, a major holiday for Savannah. Rooms were already booking & as expected book quickly for that day. We let him know we'd think it over & call them if we decided to book. Once home we checked the calendar to find that St. Patty's day falls on a Sat. in 2012. The more we thought about it the more we wanted to go back, the holiday falling on a Sat. is perfect & we could not find any reason not to return for another visit. Within the week I made reservations on line for a Fri. to Sun. stay & our neighbor is coming with us to join the fun.
4.4 on November 19, 2011
We have come to love Savannah and try to get there every year. This is our second time to stay at the Forsyth Park Inn and we love the fact that we can bring our dogs and stay in the Cottage. The Cottage is roomy and perfect for someone with a pet. Forsyth Park is right across the street and we love to spend time there. Jerry is always helpful and enjoyable to talk with. We wouldn't think of staying anywhere else! D&D from Nashville, TN
5 on November 15, 2011
The time we spent at the Forsyth Park Inn was very special. The inn is lovely with very attentive and helpful concierges. The cocktail hour and the evenings coffee and desserts were delicious, but the breakfast was the highlight of the day. Wonderful gourmet food with fresh herbs out of their garden. Overlooking Forsyth Park, it is an ideal location for walking around, biking or skating as well as just a slow wander around the park. I would highly recommend the Forsyth Park Inn.
3.0 on November 03, 2011
Room was clean and comfortable. Took forever for the tub to fill up though will little water pressure (minor). Service was good. The staff was friendly but they are not there 24 hours a day and would not be in until around 8 AM. I would have liked someone to be at the front desk by 6 AM at least. It was reasonably priced considering the location to the park and the prices of downtown chain hotels. The food was great but my only complaint was that you had to reserve your time for breakfast and I would have preferred to be able to eat anytime without breakfast hours without reservations. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would recommend the Inn to others.
4.2 on October 22, 2011
This was our second experience at Forsyth Park Inn, and if anything it exceeded our previous stay. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful with planning details of our stay in Savannah. We would strongly recommend Forsyth Park Inn to any one, and will definitely stay there again.
4.0 on October 15, 2011
Our time here was most memorable. We loved the location, lovely breakfast on the porch, very nice hosts. Lovely.
5 on October 12, 2011
The rooms are very big and bright. Staff is very accommodating. Food was outstanding. Situated across from the beaautiful Forsyth Park and close to everything downtown. We really enjoyed ourselves! Already recommending it to some of our neighbors.
4.8 on October 09, 2011
I particularly liked the the attention to details both in the lodging conditions and the service. The staff was especially accommodating. Great stay!!!
4.8 on October 07, 2011
Warm Savannah day arriving at "The Forsyth Park Inn" spot on 10.30am, knowing check-in wasn't until 4.30pm, taking a chance that they may just store our luggage safely, that they did no hesitations at all, they even assisting us with information on the best way to explore the city.The whole event was just what I imagined it to be. By 5pm we had returned not wanting to miss anything not even afternoon's beverages of ice tea/orange juice and wine. Not forgetting the hors d'oeuvres home-made spring rolls to an assortment of cheese/crackers.Feeling very relaxed socking up all the Southern charm this romantic Inn had to offer, it was like a vortex which kept us there for the rest of the evening, mesmerized by a scene not experience before, very content staying on the veranda in the rocking chairs which overlook Savannahs lavish Forsyth Park, Spanish Moss hanging, the scent of the blooming flowers, birds singing and dancing way past sundown perfect place to be. Later evening we were served home-made double choc cupcakes with the most amazing frosting, selection of tea/decaf coffee, which topped the evening off nicely. Room 8, we like the fact that it had a large balcony, overlooking the lovely gardens below. Our room was quaint, well decorated we enjoyed all its historical glory. The bed was a little on the smaller side when compared to the other rooms, however the bed its self was very comfortable and the linen was soft. Morning breakfast was a real treat, served by Miss Rosa, just loved her southern charm what an experience for an Aussie guest. Breakfast consisted of the best homemade granola ever eaten followed by fluffy blueberry pancakes/ scramble eggs/sausages plus a bowl of fresh fruit, tea/coffee. Top way to start the day, a scrumptious breakfast on this amazing veranda overlooking Forsyth Park. Icing on top of the cake moment, The Inn taker (Lori) and 3 lovely staff members assisted us to our car with our heavy luggage all farewelling us with a hug and kiss.
4.4 on October 03, 2011
It was a trip for our 15th Anniversary and the Forsyth Park Inn help make it a memorable one.
5 on October 01, 2011
A fantastic bed and breakfast! The breakfasts were different, but outstanding. The rooms comfortable, quiet, and convenient to anywhere we wanted to go. Having the park across the street only adds to the charm of the inn. We look forward to going back, and as the title says, we wish we could have stayed longer on our first visit. Dennis and Noryne Woodstock, GA
4.0 on September 28, 2011
The inn is in a perfect location in Savannah, right on the beautiful park. It was easy to walk all over town from there. The rooms were lovely and spacious, and the beds were very comfortable. We were served beverages upon our arrival, and at about 8:00 pm, dessert was served in the parlor, which were both pleasant surprises, and very good. Breakfast on the veranda the next morning was also very delicious and beautifully presented--a delightful start to the day! The staff was courteous, helpful, knowledgeable about things to see and do in town, and accommodating to our needs. The Forsyth Park Inn was the best place we stayed on our trip to Savannah, Beaufort and Charleston, and I would highly recommend it to anyone who appreciates the charm and grace of a historic home. ( It has quite an interesting history, too!)
5 on September 28, 2011
My husband and I had a parents week end away. What a great experience we had at the Forsyth Park Inn. Historic charm!~Friendly staff! Great food! Nothing better than eating breakfast while sitting on a great front porch overlooking Forsyth Park!
4.0 on September 28, 2011
Forsyth Park Inn is a wonderful bed and breakfast that offers a relaxing and comfortable stay. Staff are friendly and the rooms are delightful. We walked everywhere and enjoyed access to Forsyth Park across the street for our morning run, enjoyed a relaxing stroll and playing in the playground. We have stayed here twice over the summer and truly enjoyed the property and meeting other guests. Lara
5 on September 28, 2011
This Inn was by far our greatest stay when visiting Savannah. My wife and I loved that each room has it's own theme, and the one we were in took us away from the modern world and let us relax in such a great environment. Thanks to the great staff and a wonderful breakfast as well as a wonderful Inn to stay at - we'll be back to visit!
4.8 on September 28, 2011
A historic B&B is the only way to fully enjoy the beautiful city of Savannah! Forsyth Park Inn was a wonderful place that I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a retreat. Their courtyard is picturesque and breakfast on their porch could not have been more peaceful! We had a wonderful weekend and would certainly return to Forsyth Park Inn.
5 on September 27, 2011
We loved the inn , the people were great. helpful.We will go back. Have already told friends to stay there
4.8 on September 27, 2011
We got married in the courtyard and stayed in the cottage in 2010. It was a perfect day we will always remember! We recently went back to celebrate one year together, and were welcomed by the friendly staff and relaxing atmosphere that the Inn provides. We love it here, and will definitely go back. Thanks Lori, and all of the staff!
4.8 on September 27, 2011
This was our first stay at a B&B but it won't be our last. The accommodations, the staff, the food and location were outstanding. We will be back!
4.2 on September 27, 2011
Beautiful old home, great location, even comes with a ghost ( great story ), would go back again.
4.2 on September 27, 2011
My daughter and I spent the weekend at the Forsyth Park Inn and from the momment we arrived until we departed, it was a wonderful experience. What a beautiful old home -- we loved having our afternoon treats on the wonderful front porch -- accessing porch via the classic window opening was a treat - like stepping back in time! I could have stayed out there all evening watching the comings and goings in Forsyth Park, except there is too much to do in Savannah to sit for very long! The breakfast was delighful and our bed was comfy and wecoming. The private back garden was like an oasis ready to be enjoyed. We will definitely return!
4.4 on September 27, 2011
The Forsyth Park Inn was a wonderful inn to visit. The rooms were tastefully decorated and the service was wonderful. We would definitely recommend this inn to our friends and family. The location was wonderful as well. On the park and walking distance to many shops and restaurants.
5 on September 26, 2011
I have stayed at alot of bed and breakfast, several in Savannah, and I can honestly say this is by far the best I have ever stayed at. The room was beautiful and the view of Forsyth Park was incrediable. The food was out of this world. I do not beleive there is a better staff at any bed & breakfast that could beat the service the staff at this inn provides. From the time I walked in the door till my departure everyone of them were polite, friendly and willing to assist me with directions to different locations or to just answer any questions I had about the inn or Savannah (Thanks). Do yourself a favor and stay at this inn if your going to Savannah... You will not be sorry.
5 on September 25, 2011
Beautiful room and inn. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast, dessert/coffee and wine/hors doeuvres were delicious and plentiful. Great stay!
4.8 on September 09, 2011
My husband and I spent two night in the cottage at Savannah's Forsyth Park Inn and we absolutely loved it! It was comfortable and convenient. The breakfasts were very good, and certainly filled us up. it was relaxing and beautiful. We really hated to leave, but we plan to return.
4.6 on August 09, 2011
Great location in a quaint neighborhood across from the park. Being pet friendly in the cottage was a plus and we will ereturn to Savannah again.
5 on July 23, 2011
Lori,and Jerry made our stay fantastic Jerry recommended and got us a reservation at the pink house far a fantastic meal The Inn is beautiful and well maintained
5 on July 11, 2011
I will clarify one thing - it was an amazing value, however it was because we had purchased a groupon that allowed us to stay there for $139 a night. It is an absolutely gorgeous place. Beautifully located. Staff is so helpful, and funny too! Breakfasts are AMAZING. Cannot wait to go back!
5 on July 11, 2011
We stayed at the Forsyth Park Inn with a large group renting several of the rooms and the guest cottage in the back. We had a lovely time and the staff accommodated us so nicely. Would definitely consider staying there again next time we're in Savannah!
4.2 on July 09, 2011
This was my second stay and I will stay again. The staff is curteous and professional. The location is perfect. The house itself is extroindinary. I love it!
3.4 on June 15, 2011
Would prefer collective breakfast to the individual group setting used here, but food was good and room very nice.
4.0 on May 27, 2011
This was the best B&B I have ever stayed at. The location was great, food was wonderful, and the staff were extremely helpful. The accommodations exceeded out expectations.
3.6 on May 23, 2011
Room was fine. Breakfast was fine. Location was convenient, but there was a good bit of traffic noise. The staff was "iffy". A couple of the front desk people seemed to regard us as a necessary evil disturbing their routines, despite the fact that all we asked for was directions-no special requests. The wait staff was friendly and helpful. The cat, Sadie Mae, was terrific.
5 on May 23, 2011
My financee and I decided at the last minute to elope, rather than plan a wedding. I called Forsyth Park Inn and they took care of all of the details for our elopment, with flare and style! Because it was was last minute, there was very little time to get the cake and flowers ordered and book the minister, but they did it! Our room was perfect and the ceremony was absolutely beautiful. All of the staff were so helpful and treated us like royalty. The location is perfect, sitting right on the park. I will recommend Forsyth Park Inn to anyone going to Savannah.
5 on May 21, 2011
This is a very lovely inn. What made my stay even better was the warm hospitality of the all who worked there. The breakfasts were amazing and to have the evening hors d'oeuvres and late nite deserts was a treat. The Forsyth Park Inn is exceptionally clean and all of the rooms have their own distinct charm. I definitely will stay there again when in Savannah. Linda N. Pietropaoli, Feura Bush, New York
4.2 on May 16, 2011
We had a wonderful experience at the Forsyth Park Inn. The staff was courteous, informative and helpful. Loved the view of the park from the rocking chair on the front porch. I would stay there again in a heartbeat.
4.2 on May 11, 2011
My wife and I traveled to Savannah and stayed at the Forsyth Park Inn for our second anniversary. The inn is beautiful, the folks there are great, the food is delicious, and view of the park is very relaxing. I would highly suggest anyone who is interested in visiting Savannah to choose this inn for their stay. The inn sits right across the street from the park and is a perfect walking distance from River Street (removed from the hustle and bustle), don't forget to grab a traveler.
3.8 on April 28, 2011
I was totally happy with my time at the Forsyth Park Inn. The location is wonderful...you have a beautiful view of the park from the veranda, where breakfast is served each morning. Jerry, one of the concierges, is a wonderful source of knowledge about which tours to take and what to see in a limited-time trip, such as mine was. The tours that I took all picked me up right at the Inn, which was great. The breakfasts were all delicious...a different one each morning. There was sweet tea and ice water available all day, with wine and snacks served in the afternoon, and sweets served at night. The only surprise I had that I was not expecting was the 15" computer monitor that served as the TV in my room...that was a little hard to get used to. The housekeeping staff is great...impeccable service. I highly recommend this Inn.
5 on April 26, 2011
This is an absolutely gorgeous inn with a wonderfully charming, southern, hospitable staff. Breakfasts on the veranda - delightful. Wine in the garden - lovely. I would recommend this inn to friends and family and anyone intending to visit Savannah!
4.0 on April 08, 2011
The Forsyth Park Inn is a wonderful Bed and Breakfast. The location is perfect, right next to the beautiful Forsyth Park. It is exactly a mile around and great for a morning run! The location however, is quiet and relaxing. Close to everything in the historic district (within walking distance!), yet without the busy tourist traffic when you want to sit for an afternoon tea. Their evening cocktail hour is a nice touch. Rooms are clean, comfortable, and unique. Breakfasts are superb and the staff does an amazing job of catering to your diet needs. Inn Keepers have great stories of the city. Truly an amazing experience. Will definitely stay here again!
3.8 on April 05, 2011
Everyone who worked there was lovely. The room I was in was very pretty but the bathroom needed some work. A missing sink stopper and a few other small things like that. The food was good, service excellent and everybody went out of their way to help us whatever the question. And the park is so pretty!
4.6 on April 03, 2011
We were very pleased with our stay here. EVERY staff member was courteous and helpful. Concierge service was helpful and made very good recommendations based on our preferences and needs. The Inn and rooms are prettier in person than on the internet pics. We highly recommend this Inn.
4.4 on April 01, 2011
Great location-across the street from Forsyth Park. Lovely park, great people watching, plenty of sun, plenty of shade. Staff was eager to provide recommendations and we found the information to be very helpful. The friendly staff encouraged friendly guest interaction. Great bedding! We'd definitely stay again.
2.8 on March 31, 2011
All of the public aspects of Forsyth Park Inn were great -- the veranda, the private garden, the sitting room, the helpful concierge(s). And its location cannot be beat. However, for the price paid, there were some surprising oversights with respect to the individual room. First, a pet peeve of mine, only ONE wastebasket, especially annoying in a what is essentially a suite. Extreme lack of hangers -- we were only there for a weekend and there were not enough hangers for both of us to hang up our few articles of clothing. Also, there should be skirt and trouser hangers, not just a few pathetic looking rejects from old dry cleaning. TV reception was crummy -- since a TV is not "period" anyway, at least get a decent, up-to-date flat screen with cable if you are going to have one. There was a desk/chair in the room, but nothing to go with it -- a small pad of paper would have been nice. Our room fronted on Abercorn (and therefore the park, which is lovely) but the street was quite noisy at night and double-glazed windows would have been appreciated. (My travelling companion uses earplugs at night and was bothered by the noise; a heads up by the inn would be a less expensive fix.) Lastly -- while the bed was comfortable, the pillows and bedding more than adequate, it was tall -- I am short, and unfortunately no longer so young, and it was quite a scramble to get into bed. In other B&Bs where I have stayed with similarly high beds there has always been a footstool placed conveniently by the bed to help getting in and out. Otherwise, a pleasant experience and I would stay at the Forsyth Park Inn again BUT they did not look in my loyalty: if I am going to pay that price, I will look around at other hotels, mainly to the factors mentioned above.
4.2 on March 29, 2011
A lovely Savannah experience. Beautiful setting. A healthy walk to the city center, but the park was gorgeous. Service was outstanding and very helpful. The front room#3 had a significant amount of street noise. Highly recommend.
5 on March 08, 2011
My family stays at this Inn every year in February on our way to Florida. This Inn has so much history and is incredibly beautiful. It's a magical place that we look forward to visiting every year. The rooms are clean, and the furniture and decorations make you feel like you've stepped back in time. The service is impeccable, and the southern hospitality is charming. If you want to feel like you've stepped back in time to a simpler southern way of life, do yourself a favor and stay at the Forsyth Park Inn.
5 on March 02, 2011
We so enjoyed our two different stays at Forsyth Park Inn this past month. The greatest thing about the Inn is that it is pet friendly and our little darling Sadie could join us on our trip. Our room was so spacious and just lovely. The back door to the courtyard was great for those late night and early morning trips out with the dog. The food was so yummy and the price was just perfect. February rates were half off so who could complain about this? The staff was just so accommodating and so helpful. Great suggestions on places to eat and so helpful in getting us on the trolley tour. We just enjoyed our time at the Inn and would recommend it to everyone.
5 on March 01, 2011
We had a great experience at this Inn. Room was very spacious and clean. Location near park is great. Was quiet and we had a great nights sleep. The concierge was very friendly, courteous and helpful when making recommendations on where we should eat. The food at the Inn was very good - we really enjoyed the breakfast. Would definitely stay here again.
4.0 on February 22, 2011
Had a great weekend stay at this bed and breakfast. The room was very large, the view was pretty and peaceful but the bed was super comfortable. We ate in front of the fireplace in the downstairs parlor and the breakfast was delicious. The view as the sun set from the front porch to the park was truly inspiring and we can't say enough about the staff. They were courteous, helpful and very entertaining. The ghost story lent a mystery to our trip when our alarm clock went off at midnight...we set it for 8 am. Definitely worth a return for us!
5 on February 16, 2011
There isn't anything negative about this place. The rooms are huge and beautiful, the staff is warm and friendly, the view of the park is unmatched, and the food is fantastic. I will return here on my next visit to Savannah.
5 on December 10, 2010
We stayed in the Carriage house with our children. We had a wonderful time. The breakfasts were fantastic! We enjoyed eating on the porch and in the parlor. The staff were more than friendly they treated us like family! It was a wonderful!
5 on November 24, 2010
What can I say. This place was perfect. Savannah is a beautiful town, with some colorful areas of course. The Forsyth Park Inn is in the perfect location. Completely ideal. The room rates were very reasonable for a very nice room. We spent our 5th anniversary there. And they even had a separate carriage house which we rented so we were able to bring our baby. Two thumbs up. Loved it, go there!
5 on September 19, 2010
Beautiful quiet and welcoming. Having breakfast on the veranda with a view of the Forsyth Park fountain was heavenly. Being able to take walks in the park just across the street , makes it the only place I will ever want to stay in Savannah.Wine and horderves , in the afternoon, fabulous desserts and coffee after an evening out, made this B&B outstanding.
5 on July 09, 2010
We arrived at the Inn and were greeted by a very helpful concierge. She showed us our beautiful room, explained a map of the city, and recommended a delicious restaurant within walking distance. The location on the park is great, the food is delicious, and the rooms are big and comfortable. I would highly recommend it!!
4.0 on March 06, 2010
Staying at the Forsyth Inn enhanced our brief stay in Savannah. The Inn excudes history and charm, their courtyard is a little slice of heaven. Being able to walk across the street to a beautiful park and later that evening to a remarkable dinner at 700 Drayton was very romantic. Coming home to our Inn with dessert and coffee set up in the parlor made us dream that we lived in beautiful Savannah in this great mansion for just a bit.
4.2 on September 27, 2009
That was the most comfortable bed i have ever slept in!! I could barely get out of it. This inn is the perfect place to just simply relax and enjoy historic Savannah. And the breakfast was really good and filling. I highly recommend staying here.
5 on July 06, 2009
We stayed here over the Fourth of July weekend and had a wonderful time. The staff were extremely courteous and helpful. On-street parking was free and always plentiful, unlike some places. Since guests received key to front door, we were not required to return by a set time. On arrival we chose a time slot for breakfast (8, 9, or 10am) and had our own small table on the porch, which was nice for private conversations. The bed and bedding we had was extremely comfortable, and the toiletry supplied with the room was of quality as well, such that we didn't have to resort to the ones we brought. The house and the room were both well air conditioned (a must in the Summer!). Best of all, the Inn was very quiet despite being at a street corner (both streets had low traffic). It was also easy to find from the I-16 off-ramp (a right and a left turn). The neighborhood between the off-ramp and the Inn is run-down, but the Inn is far enough away that we felt safe both day and night. While downtown tourist traps were really too far to walk from the inn, we had no problem driving each day, since parking wasn't a problem downtown either with a bit of turning and looking. Its location across from the park lends to a relaxed quiet atmosphere. We recommend Forsyth Park Inn to couples who are looking for a classy and quiet place to stay and see what Savannah might have been like 100 years ago.
2.8 on March 29, 2009
We stayed in room 1. This is located on the first floor, is closest to the check-in room, and faces the main road. We could hear every car driving by. We could also hear people talking in the parlor and people checking in. Not relaxing at all. We weren't shown the common areas nor the garden. The breakfast was very small. I would not stay here again, nor would I recommend it to anyone. However, the room was beautiful, and the view of Forsyth Park was fantastic.
4.6 on March 04, 2009
We stayed at this Inn this past weekend. We were just far enough from everything to ensure good exercise on our trip to and from the inn! Upon check in the night gentleman gave us a map and explained all the details about our stay and recommended local establishments. He was VERY friendly. We stayed in room 1 for two nights. The room was large and beautiful! The only thing I wasn't fond of was the porch being next to our room. But this was not enough of an issue to be anything more than a minor annoyance. We did have a bit of breakfast noise the first morning because it was such a delightful day outside and people ate on the porch outside our window. I would avoid this room if you are not planning on being up early as we were. The breakfast was good, we didn't eat alot of it because we planned to eat at many different places throughout the day. I do have to make a note of the desserts left out at night. The first night was cookies that tasted like they were made from scratch! I wanted to eat them all! The second night there was some yummy looking cake but I was too stuffed from dinner to get any. The last night was the BEST little cheesecake bites! I need to know where they got them they were so good! We did miss the wine and cheese hour all three nights. But we did see them setting up as we left each night and many people were in the Parlor gathering for it. Our second room was 9. It's a bit smaller than 1 but the bath is easily 3 times as big and so is the whirlpool tub! You actually step down into the bathroom in this room. It is quite beautiful. After 3 days and 4 nights in this Inn, I would heartily recommend it to anyone on a vacation thats looking for a great place to stay, beautiful rooms, and nice people. The price was perfect and the rooms only made us more curious as to what the rest of the Inn looked like. We will have to pick different rooms next time! A big thank you to the Inn and their staff for making our stay easy and memorable.
3.2 on November 03, 2008
I came to this inn years ago and enjoyed myself so thoroughly! I was going to be in Savannah and couldn't wait to see this inn again. On the positive side, the room was lovely and comfortable. On the negative side, the staff was not "with it". I was expecting an equally wonderful time as the first time as I was there and that was far from what I did receive. When it came time for Happy Hour, the staff informed us that there was a failed recipe and so we got freezer quiches. Okay, so we were lucky to get freezer quiches right? It was just a little shocking. They advertise a selection of desserts laid out at night which was stupendous years ago but happened to be tiny brownie bites that had a peculiar taste to them. The breakfast was anything I could make, I was not wowed. After returning back to the inn before bedtime I was told that my bed wasn't turned down and a robe was not placed in my room due to the fact that other things were going on and I was basically just handed my robe in the hall. Uhmmm, okay then! So, the inn seems to have gone down but I would still recommend it for its lovely rooms and overall nice experience. It is located on Forsyth Park and has a lovely view. Just don't expect much from the staff or food ... you can buy your own quiches from the store!
5 on November 01, 2008
My wife and I stayed here on our wedding night and for 3 subsequent nights. The staff was very helpful. We arrived and requested a private carriage on no notice and it was done. The room was clean and wonderful. The breakfasts were great as were the evening desserts and wine. I would and will return to this Inn.
5 on September 21, 2008
We stayed at the Inn for 5 days. The Inn is absolutely beautiful, but it is the warm, welcoming staff that makes the stay remarkable. We felt cared for and pampered which is what a good Inn is all about. The home cooked breakfasts are spectacular, as are the wine, appetizers, coffee and deserts which are all served daily in the parlor or the porch. It was the vacation that I wished would never end.
4.0 on August 03, 2008
the inn as well as the inn keepers are exceptional. you can feel the old south in every room of the inn. my husband and myself have stayed 4 times at forsyth park inn and each time our stay was great. the staff is very helpful in arranging excursions and dinner reservations. we highly recommend this inn if you want to enjoy the past...in the old south.
4.4 on February 13, 2008
This is where me and my wife went on our honeymoon. It was nice and some of the employees went out of their way to serve us. Some were a little more difficult... Other than that, it was a great stay. Watch out for the cat though; it likes to say hey.
4.4 on August 29, 2007
The cottage was comfotable and relaxing with our little porch overlooking the garden.
5 on April 20, 2007
The house is grand. Gourmet breakfasts and very comfortable rooms - perfect location - Ken and I have visited twice. Whenever in Savannah - we'll try to stay there!


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when i send email or post something on a forum using my mac mini, a long string of letters appears! when i use my iPad, it doesn't happen. when i use my PC, it doesn't happen. there's something about my mac mini which, i assume, is generating the letters/commands. sorry for posting it here but this'll give you an idea of what it looks like: Preferences § 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 - = Backspace Tab q w e r t y u i o p [ ] Return capslock a s d f g h j k l ; ' \ shift ` z x c v b n m , . / shift English alt alt Preferences people who receive my email (when i use my mac mini) often ask me what's going on and i apologize saying i have no clue. anyway, if someone understands what's going on and more importantly, knows how to stop it from happening, i would be very thankful! by the way, i log into my email via the main Yahoo page. i tried using the Mail app but it doesn't appear to update itself. as a test, i send an email to myself and then see if it appears and it doesn't.... for a very long time! anyway, thanks for any suggestions you guys may have! |
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Just to be clear, you use Yahool webmail, correct? What web program? I would guess you've accidentally changed encoding.
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Jan 26, 2013, 02:58 AM | #3 |
yes, from yahoo's home page, i click on mail and log in and send mail.
sorry but i'm not sure i understand your other question: what web program? and may i ask you clarify what you mean by changing the encoding? thanks for your help! |
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Jan 26, 2013, 03:13 AM | #4 |
What web browser are you using? Safari? Firefox? Chrome? Opera? ???
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Jan 26, 2013, 03:14 AM | #5 |
opps; sorry about that. i'm using safari.
hadn't thought of that as a factor but maybe? |
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Jan 28, 2013, 04:47 AM | #6 |
damn! it was the browser! i installed firefox just to test the idea and now there's none of that craziness! never would have suspected that the browser was the cause of the problem.
guess i'll stick with firefox. thanks for the suggestion! |
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Jan 28, 2013, 06:06 AM | #7 |
Try delete of that safari. it may cause other issues.
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Did you take a look at the encoding? What setting do you have?
Safari->Preferences->Advanced->Default Encoding
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I pretty much have every pokemon I want thats breedable in Platinum so just legendaries because they are a pain and HG/SS breeds for me. Any chance you have a jolly/adamant BB honchkrow I found a great anti-lead honchkrow set while I was on PBR.
Yeah I never even got to do my battle but oh well :( Nice quality but it sounds complicated whatever you did lol.
Well..... I'm a friend of shot from a different site and he and I have been having some trouble with the pokemon that we've got other players. So I want ask if you can hack check some of the pokemon that I have. Can you do that please? I really need someone who's a hack checker cause I couldn't find one.
Nice I still have a jolly golem I have to EV. I found an interesting set for jolteon that's a manaphy counter. Jolteon (M) @ Leftovers Ability: Volt Absorb EVs: 252 HP/132 Spd/126 SDef Calm nature (+SDef, -Atk) - Thunderbolt - Wish - Roar - Protect 132 speed to beat + speed base 100's.
Yea only a handful of people have cracked RNG on HG/SS and the ones that have are kazy lol. I may just wait for it to come out in the U.S and by then it will be cracked.
Now I just need to get my hands on a bold hp grass morning sun arcanine (do you happen to have one lol?) I haven't seen one on here yet only a hp ground one and an adamant morning sun one.
I'm going to be doing a careful 252hp/252sp.def one with iron defense to just stall out things. Shame that it won't be taking any draco meteors since if I'm correct hoenn is the only region to have non uber pokemon to use draco meteor.
Ludicolo is never smart to have w/o a whole rain dance team since it will just be walled by blissey unless you pair it with scizor to stop fire weakness but they are different regions. I was thinking a iron defense metagross to help with scizor.
My Hoenn team is pretty good you get some of the top notch OU pokemon in Hoenn like mence, gross, latias, and the two best walls imo regirock and regice.
I heard, that must suck. I have to face either Ooka or Masterumbreon for the PC wifi tourny semi-finals which sucks but all 3 of the other people in the tourny are good so either way I've got a tough battle.