Hamilton Turner Inn

As one of the most romantic getaways in Savannah GA, the Hamilton-Turner Inn immerses you in Low Country history, charm and ambience from the moment you arrive. A stay here will transport you back to a grander, bygone age when travel truly meant something special and gracious, personalized hospitality was a hallmark of every guest experience. Built in 1873 by prominent local businessman and alderman Samuel Pugh Hamilton, known then as “The Lord of Lafayette Square,” the private mansion became a hub for Savannah’s social scene , with its grand architecture and interiors lending a touch of grandiosity to the many gatherings of the elite. Over 100 years later, John Berendt’s novel “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” made note of the raucous parties thrown by Joe Odom, who at one time managed the property. Three years later, the Inn made a cameo appearance in the Clint Eastwood-directed film of the same name starring Kevin Spacey and John Cusack.