Fairfield Inn & Suites Savannah Midtown

Very nice room. Happy with our stay. It was very comfortable.

The service at the front desk was excellent: friendly, polite and helpful. The rooms were better than expected. Quiet. Comfortable beds. Clean. The parking lot was on multiple levels attached to the hotel. So if you are living on the 5th floor then you could park on the 5th floor and use your room key to enter the hotel on the 5th floor. The location was ok, but not really close to any of the main attractions of Savannah. You will need to drive around 15-20 minutes to go to the main areas.

I stayed at this hotel way back in 2022; my trip to Savannah was my first trip post pandemic. TripAdvisor won't let me list the right date when I went. The hotel was well maintained, and the furniture in the room was in good condition. The staff at the front desk and at breakfast were attentive and approachable. But the hotel has one major design flaw. The building is actually a combination hotel and parking garage, where you park on the same floor as your room. That means every floor has a door to the outside world that you access in the garage. But to hold up the floors, the garage is filled with thick pillars. The pillars made parking very difficult. Honestly, if the space next to the parking space you want to use was occupied, parking was next to impossible. You have to manage a tight curve to avoid hitting the car in the next space, and hitting the pillars. I think I hit the pillars twice with my rear view mirror. This bizarre design makes me hesitant to go back to this hotel.

We stayed on the July 24, 2025. The purpose of our stay was for my wife's surgery the next morning at nearby Memorial Hosp. Three miles from the hotel we were contacted by the Drs. office to be at pre-op before 8am. And there was much celebrating until we checked into our room and we got another call to let us know she'd been moved to "first up" in which we had to be there now before 4:45 am needless to say the celebration ended. So bearing this in mind this property is very located to within less than 10 minutes to any of the 3 major top rated hospitals in Savannah. The hotel has easy on/off access off Abercorn St. in midtown Savannah. Not sure how old the property is however a ownership bought it around 4-5 years ago and you can see some renovations have been done in that time. If the picture I see while writing this of the hotel is up as you read this, the shot is from Abercorn going West (Right turn into the street shown in the lower right of the picture.) from L to R were the 1st white section of the building ends and the brown begins is the entrance to the lobby. Park there this where you'll check-in and after that enter the garage and park your vehicle on the same level as your floor of your room. Have plenty of security cameras and parking as of this writing is at $12.00 per day. Rodney checked us in and the process went very smoothly and she was outstanding in answering all my questions to include dining options within walking distance (My wife was on a liquid diet and we thought it best I go for a walk to get my dinner. Probably a safe thing to do at the time.!?!). Upon my return return is when I met Justin who was busy but very helpful in arranging our 3:15am wake up call (Yeah!!) and a late 2pm check-out because who would be in the hospital for 9 hrs. so the plan was to catch a "power nap" before our 2 hr. drive home to the Ga./Fl. border. Well you know what they say about plans. The exterior and interior of the hotel and garage looked well maintained and clean. All the staff we encountered We did not eat here. The room was comfortable and very clean. So about the above plans well I got back to the hotel at about 1:50pm where I met Akeema just to inform her that I was returning to retrieve my insulated cooler bag and drinks from the fridge. She also printed out a folio for me as my printer was down. And let housekeeping know I was coming up. As it was they were just starting on the room and let me get my stuff and use the "head" and wash up a little. Let Akeema know I was done and she handed me my folio and asked if was good to travel and l promised her I would stop to rest and satisfied with my answer she wished us a safe return. We got home when I realized I left my pillow in the room and if your a side sleeper like me when you find a pillow that works you keep it until you can't anymore. Akeema took that first call from there and about for 2-3 more calls Bonnie was on the case. They didn't give up and finally found that pillow