HOTEL INDIGO SAVANNAH HISTORIC DISTRICT

Like the Spanish-moss-draped city it resides in, Hotel Indigo Savannah Historic District is the perfect mix of old and new. The building, known to locals as the "Grand Lady on the Bay" due to her sweeping size, was once 19th-century mega-merchant Simon Guckenheimer's dry goods storage house and shop, which was filled with everything the South made best, from tobacco to canned peaches. The 1940s and '50s brought a grocery store with the city's first true coffeehouse. Now, the Grand Lady stands as a charming boutique hotel with modern style in a vibrant Ellis Square setting that reflects the essence of Savannah's renowned historic district. Hotel Indigo Savannah featureS 252 guestrooms and luxury suites with plush bedding, flexible work spaces, hardwood floors, cozy area rugs and oversized murals. After a delicious breakfast or cocktail at the lobby bar, immerse yourself in the neighborhood's rich culture at City Market, located right next door. Then embark on one of the many fascinating tours Savannah has to offer; at least five of the city's iconic squares are located within roughly five blocks of the hotels front door. Learn about the city's storied past before making your way down original cobblestone paths to famous River Street, where you can watch ships enter and exit the harbor while savoring Southern comfort food in restaurants that were once historic warehouses.