Marshall House
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Balcony at The Marshall House
The library at The Marshall House
Info & Amenities
The Marshall House is the oldest operating hotel in Savannah and has an authentic atmosphere that's not to be missed. Built in 1851, the hotel was occupied by Union troops led by General Sherman at the end of the Civil War, and was a hospital during two Yellow Fever epidemics.
With a prime location on Broughton Street, you'll be near everything you want to see and do. Voted "Best Boutique Hotel in Savannah" and consistently ranked at the top of TripAdvisor's best Savannah hotels, The Marshall House is an authentic historic hotel with modern amenities.
Book your stay at www.MarshallHouse.com
- Family-Friendly
- Fri. 24/7
- Mon. 24/7
- Sat. 24/7
- Sun. 24/7
- Thur. 24/7
- Tue. 24/7
- Wed. 24/7
- American
- Fine Dining
April A | Apr 20, 2024Very friendly staff & great location
A beautiful historical hotel with friendly and helpful staff. In a great location with great attractions within walking distance. ...
jmast610 | Apr 20, 2024Girls trip
The Marshall House is in the perfect location . Such a charming hotel with friendly staff. Can easily walk to many restaurants and tourist spots . Can't wait to visit again!! ...
tonyman51 | Apr 18, 2024Wonderful place to celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary and my wife’s birthday
Enjoyed our stay immensely. Everything was terrific. Special shout outs to Wayne, Ken and Carleton. Breakfasts were very good and the evening wine, cheese and entertainment were great. Our room was ...
Angie N. | Mar 25, 2024We're staying at the Marshall house right now. The staff is phenomenal. Specially, Dona and our new favorite Cary this will be the second time I booked From ...
Nicholas G. | Nov 4, 2023I really like this place. It's old and charming and that's really all I need. The rooms are great, clean and homey. It's got a good location near all ...
Leslie J. | Nov 16, 2023Amazing hotel, excellent location in Savannah. This place was walking distance to almost every place we wanted to go, including the riverwalk and many ...
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