Heyward House Savannah in Savannah

Enhance your "Savannah Experience" by staying in one of its historically significant homes.
Built in 1875 for cotton factor J. Guerard Heyward (great grandson of Thomas Heyward, signatory of
The Declaration of Independence) and his wife, Pauline DeCaradeuc Heyward (whose journal was
published as "A Confederate Lady Comes of Age"), it is the only original Charleston-Single style
home in Savannah.
This parlor level Suite offers some 1500 square feet of inside living area, with 14-foot ceilings.
Outside the door is a 45-foot piazza (porch) with wicker furniture, overlooking a koi pond (relax
with morning coffee, evening drinks, or just a good book). This beautiful pond was featured in "The
South Magazine."
Conveniently located two blocks from Forsyth Park, this suite was designer-decorated.

Large bedroom (“Pauline’s Room”) with hand-carved antique rococo double bed, bay windows with view
of koi pond, and private door leading to the piazza (porch).
Second bedroom (“Elise’s Room") has a queen-sized bed and quality ammenities.
TV lounge (“Guerard’s Room”) has a sofa bed, suitable for one, or two very friendly people.
All linens are fine quality.
The large, fully-furnished living room (“Heyward-DeCaradeuc Room”) has large bay windows.
There are one and a half baths with ample towels, bath blankets, and beach towels.
Gourmet kitchen with gas stove, dishwasher, microwave oven, fridge with ice/water dispenser. Fully
fitted out with dinnerware, pots & pans, utensils, toaster, coffee/espresso maker, etc.
Off street parking for two vehicles - Free curb parking for additional vehicles.
Features:
Lovely courtyard with Koi pond
Large side-piazza (porch)
Large gourmet kitchen
WiFi internet
32" wide-screen TV with DirectTV satellite (with NFL Sunday Ticket) and DVD/video player.
Bose Wave Music System with CD player
Washer/Dryer, laundry supplies

Beach Towels

Fine quality thread count linens

Central heating & A/C
Savannah history and guide books

Note: We, the owners, live in a seperate apartment on the premises (upper floor). You are our guest during your stay in this beautiful city and we endeavor to make your stay as comfortable as we can.
Additional pictures and guest comments available on request.

Check-in time 2pm, Check-out time 11am.

Tour Historic Savannah, with all of the intact architecture of the old south. Art galleries, museums, antique shops, and monuments abound. Trolley, horse-drawn carriage, or intimate horse and carriage tours of this beautiful city are available. Themed tours, such as movie tours, hearse tours, ghost tours, African-American Heritage tours, etc. are also available.
Dine in restaurants that range from very casual to fine dining.
Every imaginable cuisine is represented, but southern traditional fare is featured.
Organic food market (Brighter Day) and eclectic fair-trade coffee house (The Sentient Bean) two blocks away.
Historic graveyards that are the resting places of the famous, as well as civil-war plots, etc. are popular.
Historic battle sites from the Revolutionary and Civil wars have interesting displays and restful areas for an impromtu picnic.
See plantations that grew rice or cotton that surround the city.
Public access basketball and tennis courts two blocks away.
Golf at the numerous nearby courses.
Swim or surf at nearby Tybee Island, with its fabulous beaches.
Canoe or kayak in the numerous rivers and channels.
Dolphin tours are very popular and enjoyable.

Please note: We are located in a residential area. We operate at the pleasure of the Zoning Board. Parties, (including wedding parties of any kind) are not permitted.

$150.00/ night, two night minimum stay. 75.00 cleaning fee per stay. Both fees are suject to 13% tax.

$200 Refundable security deposit per stay.

Major credit cards accepted through PayPal.

For monthly rate, please email for quote.

No Sunday Check-ins.