A walled courtyard with a round clipped hedge, between old stone wings covered in climbing green

Rooms and suites in Savannah

The Larkin Rooms

A few rooms in one house. Look through each of them, then ask us about your dates.

Each room has its own page, with its photos and its open dates.

Find the one that suits you, and ask us anything before you book.

The Canopy Suite

No. 1 · Suite

The Canopy Suite

The largest of the rooms, with a draped canopy over a deep buttoned headboard and a separate bath.

  • Sleeps 2
  • King canopy bed
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The Hearth Room

No. 2 · Guest room

The Hearth Room

Dark floorboards, a carved four-poster bed and an old stone fireplace at the foot of it.

  • Sleeps 2
  • Queen four-poster bed
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The Long Window Room

No. 3 · Guest room

The Long Window Room

A bright corner room with floor-length windows, a plaster ceiling and a small table to sit at.

  • Sleeps 2
  • Queen bed
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The Eaves Suite

No. 4 · Suite

The Eaves Suite

Up under the roof, with a white boarded ceiling that slopes to a wide window over the trees.

  • Sleeps 3
  • King bed and a daybed
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The shared spaces

A paved courtyard in the shade of a tree, with wooden tables and chairs

The courtyard

Old paving and dappled shade, with tables under the tree.

A sitting room with a dark mantel, shelves of books and upholstered antique chairs

The sitting room

Deep chairs, a dark mantel and shelves of old books.

A bright white room with a parquet floor, tall windows and a round table set with chairs

The breakfast room

White walls, a parquet floor and tall windows on two sides.

Old red-brick row houses with arched windows behind the branches of a street tree

Notes on Savannah

A few things to ask us about when you're planning your days.

  • The first walk

    Ask which way we'd turn out of the front door on a first morning, and how long the loop takes.

  • Coffee close by

    Ask where the neighbours go, and what time it opens.

  • A table for dinner

    Tell us what you like to eat, and ask where we'd book and how far ahead.

  • Streets worth the detour

    Every old part of town has a few. Ask which ones we'd walk down twice.

  • Getting here and parking

    Ask about the best way in and where to leave the car before you set off.

Questions guests ask

How do I check if a room is open on my dates?

Open the room you like and follow the button on its page. Or send us your dates and ask which rooms are free.

Can we take more than one room?

Ask us. Tell us how many of you are coming and your dates, and we'll tell you what's possible.

Can I see the full total before I book?

Ask us for the total on your dates, and what it covers, before you commit to anything.

What if I need to cancel?

Ask for the cancellation terms for your stay before you pay. If your plans change later, call us.

Are there stairs?

It depends on the room. If stairs or steps matter for anyone in your party, ask us before you choose.

When can we arrive?

Each room's page lists its check-in and check-out times. Call us if anything about your arrival isn't clear.

Not sure which room is yours?

Tell us your dates and who's coming, and ask which room we'd put you in.

(912) 555-0133

Your dates

Ask about a room

Tell us when you'd like to come. Your message goes straight to us.

Or call (912) 555-0133