The Garden Room
$245 / night
Twelve rooms.One slow morningat a time.
A restored townhouse hotel in Savannah's Historic District, a short walk from Forsyth Park.
Free breakfastLate checkout until 2 pmNo payment taken here
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We kept the heart pine floors, the tall windows, and the habit of sitting a little longer on the porch.
The Alder House has twelve rooms across three floors of a restored 1890s townhouse. Mornings begin with coffee under the oaks and end when you decide they do.
Our story
Book direct & get free breakfast + late checkout.
Skip the booking sites. Reserve with the house and your morning starts with a hot breakfast on the porch, and ends whenever two o'clock arrives.
- Breakfast for every guest
Served on the porch until 11. - Late checkout until 2 pm
So the last morning is not a rush. - A welcome glass of sweet tea
Waiting when you arrive.
Small things, done properly.
Breakfast on the porch
Hot, local and unhurried, served until 11. Included when you book direct.
Sweet tea at six
A pour of sweet tea or a glass of something cold on the veranda each evening.
Linen, always
Heavy linen sheets, wool blankets and blackout shades in every room.
House bicycles
Four cruisers with baskets, for the flat, shady streets of the squares.
Dogs welcome
Two ground-floor rooms are pet-friendly. Please ask when you reserve.
Off-street parking
Six spaces behind the house, first come, first served.
A concierge who knows
Tables, carriage tours and the quiet places that are not on the map.
Fast Wi-Fi
Strong signal in every room and on the porch. We hope you barely use it.
Everything worth a slow walk.
Chippewa Square
Benches, oaks and a statue to sit beside
4min walk
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
Twin spires, cool stone, a quiet hour
5min walk
Forsyth Park
The fountain, the oak walk, Saturday market
6min walk
River Street
Cobbles, ships and the evening light
14min walk
Approximate walking times from the front porch.
“We came for a long weekend and cancelled our dinner reservation on the second night, just to stay on the porch.”Maren & Jo, Asheville
“The Oak Suite window at seven in the morning. That is the whole review.”Daniel R., Charleston
“Breakfast arrived on the porch and nobody asked us to hurry. Late checkout meant we actually used the tub.”Priya K., Atlanta
Sample guest notes, written for this concept project.
The house, slowly.
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