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Savannah Palms
Savannah, Georgia

Wander Savannah Palms

Wander Savannah Palms

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4 guests

1 bed

1 bathroom

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Balcony•Air conditioning•Fire place

4 guests

1 bedroom

1 bed

1 bathroom

150 sq. ft.

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Flexible check-in & out

Check-in after 4:00pm • Check-out before 10:00am • Pets not allowed

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Hotel-grade amenities

Wander is the best of both worlds. The quality of a luxury hotel with the comfort of a private vacation home just for you and your guests.

Common Amenities

  • Free parking
  • Wifi
  • Patio
  • Hot water
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Carbon monoxide detector
  • Smoke detector
  • First aid kit
  • Washer
  • Dryer

Extra Bedding

  • TV
  • Fire place
  • Air conditioning

Bedroom 1

  • Bed linens
  • Fire place
  • TV

Bathroom 1

  • Bath linens
  • Toilet
  • Shower
  • Shower gel
  • Shampoo
  • Conditioner
  • Body soap
  • Bathtub
  • Balcony

Where you’ll sleep

Bedroom 1

1 king bed

Bedroom 1
1 king bed

Where you’ll be

Step into the soulful heart of the Savannah Historic District, where moss-draped oaks and manicured squares create an atmosphere of refined Southern charm. Stroll a short walk to the iconic Forsyth Park for a leisurely afternoon or visit the nearby Cathedral Basilica of St.

Savannah, Georgia, United States
32.071649-81.093681
Timezone: America/New_York

Restaurants

Collins Quarter at Forsyth

Nestled in Savannah's lush Forsyth Park, Collins Quarter at Forsyth serves inventive brunch delights like Bulgogi Benedict and chicken waffles amid a trendy, modern vibe and shaded patio magic.

The Pirates' House

Step aboard The Pirates' House, Savannah's legendary 1753 tavern where pirate lore meets mouthwatering Southern fare like honey pecan fried chicken and shrimp and grits. Savor the fun, historic ambiance across 15 quirky dining rooms brimming with swashbuckling charm.

The Collins Quarter

Discover The Collins Quarter, Savannah's top Australian-inspired café blending specialty coffee with fresh, innovative farm-to-table dishes like legendary avocado toast in a charming, light-filled space of white marble and red booths.[1][2][3][6]

Leopold's Ice Cream

Step into Leopold's Ice Cream, Savannah's legendary 1919 parlor where Greek brothers' secret recipes yield super-creamy delights like Tutti Frutti and Butter Pecan amid retro soda fountains and Hollywood flair. A nostalgic must-do with shakes, sundaes, and over 30 flavors for all.

The Olde Pink House

The Olde Pink House is Savannah's only 18th-century mansion restaurant, serving classic Southern cuisine like she-crab soup and bourbon-glazed pork tenderloin in an elegant, historic setting that has captivated diners for over a century with its iconic pink exterior and sophisticated ambiance.

Vic's On the River

Nestled in a historic Savannah cotton warehouse overlooking the river, Vic's On the River serves sophisticated Southern cuisine and fresh local seafood amid elegant ambiance, live music, and stunning views. Savor shrimp and grits or pecan-crusted flounder in timeless charm.

Crystal Beer Parlor

Step into Savannah's oldest restaurant, the Crystal Beer Parlor, opened in 1933, where juicy all-beef burgers, creamy crab stew, and hand-cut fries shine amid cozy red-leather booths and walls alive with historic photos. Savor classic American fare, local craft beers, and a lively local vibe in this timeless gathering spot.

Enson Market

Enson Market is your vibrant go-to for authentic Asian groceries, bursting with fresh produce, specialty sauces, noodles, meats, and hard-to-find snacks in a spacious, sunlit space. Pair it with mouthwatering banh mi from adjacent Ineffable for an irresistible fusion feast.[2][1]

Attractions

The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist

Step inside Savannah's Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, a breathtaking French Gothic masterpiece with soaring arches and twin spires that whisper tales of resilient faith from Haitian émigrés. History buffs, architecture lovers, and spiritual seekers will be captivated by its timeless splendor.

Savannah Historic District

Stroll Savannah's Historic District, where moss-draped oaks frame 23 enchanting squares, stunning cathedrals, and storied homes that whisper Southern charm. History buffs, architecture lovers, and photo enthusiasts will adore this timeless treasure.

Mercer Williams House Museum

Step into the Mercer-Williams House Museum, a stunning Italianate mansion restored by preservationist Jim Williams and immortalized in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, brimming with antique treasures like Fabergé eggs and centuries-old porcelain. History buffs and architecture lovers will adore its elegant, storied charm.

River Street Savannah Georgia

Stroll Savannah's iconic River Street, where historic cobblestone paths wind past restored warehouses turned vibrant shops, galleries, and seafood spots along the lively Savannah River. History buffs, foodies, and shoppers will love its unique blend of maritime heritage, street performers, and waterfront charm.

Forsyth Park

Forsyth Park is a stunning 30-acre urban oasis in Savannah featuring the iconic 1858 fountain, playgrounds for all ages, and year-round events like farmers markets and concerts—perfect for families, history enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful escape with beautiful oak trees and cultural vibrancy.

SCAD Museum of Art

Discover contemporary masterpieces from Picasso to Warhol at the SCAD Museum of Art, a dynamic teaching hub in a historic railway depot blending global exhibitions with student energy. Art lovers, design enthusiasts, and curious explorers will thrive in its inspiring, inclusive vibe.

Bonaventure Cemetery

Discover the haunting beauty of Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah's iconic Southern Gothic gem draped in Spanish moss under ancient oaks, with intricate tombs of legends like Johnny Mercer and Little Gracie. History buffs, photographers, and mystery lovers will be captivated by its timeless allure.[1][2][3]

Chippewa Square

Chippewa Square is one of Savannah's most iconic destinations, famous for the Forrest Gump bench scenes and centered around a stunning statue of city founder James Oglethorpe. History enthusiasts, movie fans, and anyone seeking a peaceful spot surrounded by live oaks, historic theaters, and charming restaurants will find plenty to explore.

Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters

Step into Savannah's Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, a National Historic Landmark showcasing stunning English Regency architecture, innovative early plumbing, and America's best-preserved urban slave quarters. History enthusiasts and architecture lovers will be captivated by its opulent interiors and unflinching tales of enslaved lives.[2][4]

American Prohibition Museum

Step into America's only Prohibition museum, where immersive exhibits, live actors, and a secret speakeasy transport you to the Roaring '20s amid gangsters, flappers, and moonshine lore. History buffs and cocktail enthusiasts will love this intoxicating, interactive thrill.[1][2][3][5]

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HOUSE RULES

Check-in: after 4:00 pm

Check-out: before 10:00 am

4 guests maximum

Pets not allowed

No smoking - fees will apply

Events require approval

CANCELLATION POLICY

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