Top Hotels Near Georgia Tech Savannah in Port Wentworth from AU$111

"I had an unusual request for the Doubletree, and they exceeded my expectations. I wanted to meet my son's family with 3 small children In Savannah where they flew in for a wedding from LA. I needed maximum floor space and seating arrangements for the visit and access to great dining. The suite room was extraordinary. The dining room was terrific, with quite a great chef on duty when my family arrived at the end of breakfast. The staff pushed two tables together, had highchairs available, and made ordering for a big family ideal. The room was outstanding, the lobby was gorgeous and comfortable, and I could not believe how "on target" our request for floor space/visiting space was mediated...we all just loved it! "

"Nice enough"

"The room was clean and comfortable; unfortunately it backed up to mexican restaurant which had a lot of trash laying around outside. It was VERY close to the restaurant. They kept the back door to the kitchen open so you could hear everything including the music blasting. We were about to ask for a different room when we realized the restaurant closed at 9:00pm so the music stopped. The noise started up again about 4:00 am with rhythmic banging. Im not sure where it was coming from but it was annoying and kept us awake. The windows are so thin that at times i thought they were open. We didn't stay for the free breakfast because all they had was waffles, apples, yogurt and cereal. "

"Room was very clean and spacious."

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"The room was fine. The staff was fine. The breakfast was fine. Just a pretty average stay. "

"The room was clean and it was very quiet. Great place to recharge!"

"Hotels.com itinerary: 72071453298325 My confirmed rate via Hotel.com was $122.30!! Hampton charged $147.30 then only credited me $19.57. I am due an additional credit of $5.43. "

"Room was great, but the big difference was Damon and how he helped us out getting our luggage. After a long day and night of traveling he did all he could to make the situation tolerable."