Forsyth Place, the original name of Forsyth Park, overlooks the Savannah bed and breakfast's front gardens and Victorian garden district homes along the peace and quiet of Huntingdon Street.
Forsyth Place, the original name of Forsyth Park, overlooks the Savannah bed and breakfast's front gardens and Victorian garden district homes along the peace and quiet of Huntingdon Street.
 

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Azalea Inn and Gardens Bed and Breakfast
Azalea Inn and Gardens
217 East Huntingdon
Historic District near Forsyth Park
Savannah, GA 31401
USA
Phone: +1-912-236-6080
Fax: +1-912-236-0127
Toll-free: +1-800-582-3823
Innkeeper(s)
Teresa and Jake
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$149 - $325
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Amid the breezy quietude of brick-cobbled Huntingdon Street, relaxed southern comforts and social sensibilities allure guests seeking sportive or casual Savannah charm for a Savannah, Georgia, vacation or last minute getaway.

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Redecorated in fall 2007, Gentleman's Parlor features authentic old Savannah colors and handsome Oriental touches.For Savannah leisure and business travelers whose tastes run to a casually sportive lifestyle, the Azalea Inn and Gardens emphasizes soulfully relaxing bed and breakfast lodging in the Savannah historic district ... doused with imaginative southern cuisine and a private swimming pool.
Overlooking the bed and breakfast inn's East gardens is the airy Huntingdon Garden. Decorated in Historic Savannah colors, the king bed features a feather mattress topper that has been described "like sleeping on a marshmallow." The sofa opens to accommodate one extra guest.Breakfast at the Inn. “…I loved breakfast. The food was excellent and the conversation and laughter around the table got my day off to a great start….” ~Guest (2005)
Homemade, afternoon dessert. "Great place. Just like home but with better food, cleaner sheets, hotter water … well, I guess it’s not like home at all – and for that, we’re grateful. We’ll be back!” ~Macon, Gerogia couple Huntingdon Gardens is but one of many rooms that offers the Savannah business traveler and leisure travelers a fireplace in room. At the end of a busy day, sip wine fireside, working in home style leisure or sharing with family and friends your great Savannah adventures, freely accessing the Inn's secure WiFi, fast speed Internet. "…P.S. Breakfast was an amazing culinary experience! Delicious!” ~Hartford, Wisconsin guest
A honeymoon and engagement getaway favorite, romance is in the air in the Cotton Exchange Suite.Poolside with Champagne Mimosas, Lemon Meringue Chiffon Cake, and Trifle. Our Guests say, “[We] enjoyed our stay at your B&B. The room was comfy, the balcony welcoming, the pool area relaxing. I could go on! So I will … The breakfasts were yummy! the coffee perfect, and most of all you guys WERE the best hosts!!! … easy going, hospitable, helpful.... Thank you for all….”
Porch rocking is a favorite Savannah pastime of business and leisure travelers lodging at the Azalea Inn & Gardens, a bed and breakfast mansion near Forsyth Park in the Savannah historic district.Featuring low volume irrigation, the inn's newly landscaped indigenous southern gardens were featured on the prestigious Savannah Tour of Homes and Gardens. Here, with his devoted little Yorkie Ben, innkeeper Jake Jacobson is poolside refreshing the inn's gardens.
Home away from home for the holidays! "I feel like I’m leaving an old friend. Thank you so much for making us feel 'at home.' I’m sold! You made our first trip to Savannah so memorable. Next trip to Savannah, I’ll be coming back home again. Keep my room ready!" ~Nashville, Tennessee couple Forsyth Place, the original name of Forsyth Park, overlooks the Savannah bed and breakfast's front gardens and Victorian garden district homes along the peace and quiet of Huntingdon Street.
The new air jet tub in Forsyth Place ... a delightfully relaxing end of any day! “Will recommend this place without reservation to those looking for tranquility and to recharge their batteries” -- September 2007 GuestsNewly renovated baths blend modern travel comforts in the character-rich Azalea Inn and Gardens. Implementing eco-friendly features, such as re-purposed cabinets, water conservation toilets and showers, the new baths also feature decorative tile work, and 2-person or air jet tubs. This room is Forsyth Place, with an inviting balcony and treetops of beautiful Savannah's Historic District awaiting out of doors.
The private oasis of The Azalea Inn and Gardens includes a small, refreshing swimming pool, surrounded by year around colorful gardens. Innkeepers Jake and Teresa Jacobson walk their three Yorkies -- Ben, Joey and Kacey -- in the east gardens at Azalea Inn and Gardens. Savannah's beautiful Victorian architecture is seen in the background. "“The best place we’ve stayed during a two week trip to the USA.” ~London, England couple
This delightfully sunny room with soaring 11-foot ceilings has been completely renovated from walls to bath! The brand new relaxing private balcony overlooks the pool and heritage courtyard gardens. A Queen Four-poster bed, cozy chaise lounge, original artwork, hardwood floors, and a decorative fireplace make this popular -- Maganolia Place -- a homey haven. New bath features a large step-in shower. The cozy chaise lounge in Magnolia Place. Reminders of "a place as kind as it is green, the greenest place I’ve never seen. Every name is a tune." ~Marianne Moore (1887–1972), U.S. poet. Spenser’s Ireland
Chinaberry Balcony features an old-timey walk-through window to your al fresco leisure. Overlook the Savannah bed and breakfast Inn's year-around colorful heritgage gardens, and mesmerizing Victorian architecture in the Huntingdon Street neighborhood near Forsyth Park ... historic Savannah's infamous central park.In a city that seems to tirelessly put on its best face -- and loves a little of the old blended with what's new -- The Azalea Inn and Gardens has repurposed a vintage buffet for the Chinaberry Balcony's new bath -- 2008. "Thank you for showing us the 'Savannah Way' as first time visitors from London, Ontario.”
Welcoming the holidays, the mansion's original carved mantles and roaring fireplace are dressed whimsically for a casual, elegant, family-style Christmas.The private balcony of Live Oak Canopy beckons in the Savannah historic district, once called affectionately "Forest City."
Savannah Christmas in the Old South. Coziness by the fireplace. A dating holiday? A romantic wedding spot? Small indulgences in a homey setting! "Thank you so much for three lovely days. It was sooo … relaxing!" ~Stockholm Sweden couple