Bellwether House

Beautiful home and location. Just steps away from the hustle and bustle of the tourism, but right in the heart of history and everything we expected from Savannah.

Everything was spectacular!! We were impressed and delighted. And we have plenty of experience with hotels - as we've stayed at dozens over the past six months, all around the world. This one stood out--the authentic thoughtfulness of the staff, outstanding breakfast spread, offers of high tea with scones, champagne, inviting porch and sitting areas, spacious room with huge windows, attractive decor--A+ on all. Bravo. Well done. Thank you. We loved staying with you.

This was my second time to the Bellwether, this time to pick up my daughter from SCAD. My stay at the Bellwether Hotel was wonderful from beginning to end. What stood out most was the genuine kindness and warmth of the entire staff. Everyone I encountered was helpful, welcoming, and always had a positive attitude. One moment that will stay with me was when I asked the manager for a small accommodation and was told, "This is your home this week." Those simple words truly resonated with me and perfectly reflected the level of hospitality I experienced throughout my stay. It's rare to find a place where you feel so genuinely cared for. Thank you to the entire Bellwether team for making my visit such a comfortable and memorable one. I look forward to returning. My favorite place to stay, Janet Tipton

The breakfast was not consistent, but there was a wide variety. I think for being a Michelin star it should’ve had homemade pastries not store-bought. I also feel like it should’ve had a small microwave in the room and makeup wipes or makeup towel or something to clean your face with. The bedding was amazing Mattress a bit soft for our taste, but that’s a hard one to get right.

I really enjoyed my stay at the Bellweather. Super charming and clean with nice amenities and the largest porch in Savannah. They have afternoon tea at 4 PM and champagne every day at 6 PM. My only suggestion is that some of the staff could be more proactive with guest engagement. Especially if a guest is traveling solo.

The Bellwether is located on a wonderful street. We enjoyed the location. I wish we would have known the room we booked was upstairs with no elevator. I would have requested a downstairs unit. The room was very nice and the morning breakfast was good. We arrived during the afternoon tea but were not offered any. We were told be missed it yet people were still sitting there enjoying it. We had to ask for help with bags as it was not offered and the person at the desk didn't seem enthusiastic to help. In the end, we hauled up our bags ourself. In the evening we had drinks at the bar, and the young lady working the bar was wonderful and cheery. We talked with her for 30 minutes or so and really enjoyed her company and drinks. They did hold our bags so that was very helpful. Overall, this is a pretty cool place to stay if you want to experience a night in a historic home. Very cozy and quiet.

My husband and I had a wonderful stay here. The elevated breakfast was delicious every morning. It was a beautiful presentation every day. The staff were all so friendly and attentive. We felt very relaxed during our stay. Sipping coffee on the front porch, enjoying champagne on the back patio added to our experience. We truly felt the Southern hospitality here. The tree lined street in the beautiful neighborhood was the perfect location for us. We were close enough to walk to everything but far enough away to enjoy the calm and quiet. The afternoon tea was a lovely bonus. I highly recommend staying here if you want a true Bed and Breakfast experience with a lot of attention to details. I definitely will stay here again.

Lovely historic home on a beautiful tree line street. Everything was lovely, but the breakfast really disappointed.

The room was very comfortable and clean! The bed was great! Matt & Paul were wonderful-so helpful! The breakfast was delicious!