Savannah, Georgia is one of the South’s and the country’s most storied cities. Its history began in 1733 before America even became a nation. The British held Savannah during much of the Revolution, but once it was free, it became a flourishing city. As its wealth increased, so did the output of its citizens. Grand houses and churches were built around the city and many of those remain standing today with careful restoration. There’s no doubt that coming to Savannah feels a bit like walking backwards in time.

The best way to experience the unique beauty of this city is to book Savannah vacation rentals for your stay. Staying in a hotel can only give you a glimpse of the city from afar, but when you choose Southern Belle’s vacation rentals Savannah GA, you can feel as though you’re really a part of the city, if only for a short time. Our Savannah vacation homes offer amazing amenities and the additional comforts of staying in a full-size house. You won’t find them in out of the way places either, because our Savannah vacation rentals are in great locations right in the heart of the city. We also have an amazing selection whether you’re looking for a cozy townhouse or a larger house for a group or family.

Located on Howard Street, you’ll find one of our family-sized vacation rentals Savannah GA in the 827 Howard Street – Main property. This house can sleep six guests and features two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. The location puts you practically right next to Forsyth Park, one of Savannah’s most famous and picturesque attractions. The amenities offered at this house include a full kitchen, laundry machines, flat-screen TVs with cable, wireless internet and a king and queen sized bed. Savannah is a great city for walking and you’ll find yourself within walking distance of services and restaurants, not to mention Forsyth Park.

This property is newer construction, but inside it still reflects the historic charm of Savannah. The living room is full of seating and tall windows to bring in light. Neutral colors dominate with the occasional whimsical accent like a ship’s steering wheel on the wall. Glossy wood floors are punctuated with area rugs and lead you from the living room to the dining room. The table for six is laid out beneath a chandelier and just off the kitchen. In the corner of this open floor plan is a quaint little breakfast nook with two chairs. The kitchen features shiny granite counter tops, an island sink and prep area, and fully modern appliances. There’s also a flat-screen on the wall if you want to catch a game or show while making a meal. Head upstairs to find the bedrooms well-appointed with furniture and ceiling fans. Again, TVs are available in these rooms. One of the bathrooms features a huge standing shower and the other a more traditional tub-shower combination.

As one of our Savannah vacation homes located right next to Forsyth Park, you can easily begin exploring this section of the city first. The park itself is sure to be one of your top spots. Savannah is filled with pleasant green spaces, but Forsyth Park is the largest at around 30 acres. Both visitors and locals alike love to wander the copious walking trails, have a picnic on one of the many lawns or even enjoy a bite at the cafe in the center of the park. If you go around the south end of the park, you’ll run into a few restaurants such as Sandfly BBQ and Local 11 Ten Food and Wine. Another nearby restaurant is Shonuff Seafood. On the east end of the park you can visit the Grand Bohemian Art Gallery. If you head to the north end of the park, you’ll find the Massie Heritage Center, the Georgia Historical Society and the Mercer Williams House Museum. Also up here are more green spaces in Chatham Square, Calhoun Square and Whitefield Square.

The next section of Savannah will reveal the Savannah College of Art and Design, the Colonial Park Cemetery and the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, as well as several more squares and parks. At the very north end of Savannah you’ll find the famous River Street. In the past, this street hosted Savannah’s lucrative cotton warehouses, but now shops and restaurants occupy those old restored buildings. Simply wander the concourse or embark on a riverboat cruise for a closer look at the harbor and river.

Another option to consider when staying in Savannah vacation rentals is to take the 30 minute drive out to Tybee Island. Considered Savannah’s Beach, Tybee Island offers both riverfront and Atlantic beaches, plus even more restaurants and shopping. Popular attractions here include the Tybee Lighthouse on the north end and the Marine Science Center on the east end near the ocean. You can simply explore the beaches and relax, or get more involved by renting fishing or watersport equipment.

Give Southern Belle a call today to book one of our vacation rentals Savannah GA for your stay. You can also book Savannah vacation homes on our user-friendly website. Our properties come with all the conveniences and amenities you need to feel like you’re at home away from home.

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