Located in the heart of the Savannah’s historic, business and cultural district, Savannah travelers savor the standout services and cozier atmosphere when you choose Savannah lodging that is complimented with personal innkeeper attentiveness.
May 20th, 2010 by savannahinns
Tonight from 5:30 – 7:30 a fabulous epicurious peak into the fare of our local restaurants and caterers in Reynolds Square. Come enjoy and fellowship with friends and family. You could not possibly savour every morsel available, but you certainly need to try. The cost is $10 to chamber members and $25 for member guests.
See you there!
May 18th, 2010 by savannahinns
Come watch and discuss the world’s best loved films at the Trustees Theatre. $4.-8.00 per person at 7pm. This should be lots of fun. Just a little different thing to do in Savannah.
May 12th, 2010 by savannahinns
Last night Jackie, Teresa and I went to the 10th Anniversary of the Savannah Trade and Conventions Center. What fun! You were encouraged to explore the vast building through a scavenger hunt. Stations were set up all over the center. At each station you were to find the answer to a specific question list on your card. You also were given appetizers and beverages at each one. What fun! We walked and walked and walked. Then laughed and lauged and laughed. The idea was great, the food was wonderful and the comraderie was fabulous. THENNNNNNN….
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May 11th, 2009 by savannahinns
Jake and I finally moved into the apartment in the house next door in early March. The entire back yard was a neglected child with tangled hair and dirty features - that is, overgrown bushes, patchy grass and dirt, and too-many-to-count small oak tree sprouts. Jake’s eye had that gleam again,
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June 9th, 2008 by savannahinns
SAVANNAH Georgia (June 9, 2008) –- In a delightfully teasing way three creative Savannah bed and breakfast owners tested the fun appeal of Savannah in the off season with mini-getaways close to home, their bed and breakfast inns.
“National news stories remind us that many Americans have stopped taking 3-day getaways in places where the U.S. currency does so poorly,” shares marketing executive Sandy Traub. “I’m encouraging my Savannah hospitality clients to entice regional travelers to vacation near home, which will boost our local economy at the same time.”
Not waiting on a big Savannah event, a trio of innkeepers — Teresa Jacobson (Azalea Inn and Gardens), Diane McCray (Green Palm Inn) and Jackie Heinz (Zeigler House Inn) –- set out to remind themselves of the fresh, boundless opportunities for culture and fun in Savannah.
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June 7th, 2008 by savannahinns
SAVANNAH Georgia (June 7, 2008) –- In a delightfully teasing way three creative Savannah bed and breakfast owners have busily stirred up curiosity around historic Savannah’s downtown, causing excitement about the excitement.
In the sunny-crazy escapades, captured by photographer Jerry Harris, the trio comes across as outdoor concierges showcasing Savannah’s great landscapes. With a sense of pure adventure, Teresa Jacobson (Azalea Inn and Gardens), Diane McCray (Green Palm Inn) and Jackie Heinz (Zeigler House Inn) danced in conga line with Marilyn Monroe in City Market, and then set out to mimic Forrest Gump in Chippewa Square and beyond.
“These individualists are not the heat seekers but they’re getting to the top of Savannah leisure, dazzling those they meet with their sweet talkin’, ,” shares marketing executive Sandy Traub. “Their guests adore them and others in the hospitality community admire their spunk!”
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June 7th, 2008 by savannahinns
Welcome to Savannah Inns, a brave trio of Savannah bed and breakfast innkeepers — Teresa Jacobson (Azalea Inn and Gardens), Diane McCray (Green Palm Inn) and Jackie Heinz (Zeigler House Inn).
We live a really happy version of Savannah leisure –- in odd, delightfully teasing ways. For our guests, the joy of bed and breakfast leisure in Savannah is all about the little comforts — a tad of pampering, the rituals of cooking and eating, and kicking back in beautiful Savannah.
And, even more, the thrill of discovery –- finding out about new places, new cuisine, and the invariably fascinating stories behind each discovery. We invite Savannah travelers to join us, soon!
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