Address: 630 West Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia, 31401 | Call Now: 912-629-2001
Southern Hospitality
With Modern Sensibilities
Settle into peace, quiet, and spacious accommodations. Serving as an extension of our beautiful Southern city, The Bluff Hotel reflects the true Savannah experience with a focus on both modern design and historic significance.
Designed to reflect the refined, elegant, and stately style of our beloved city, The Bluff Hotel transports you to the “True South” with a locally inspired blend of modern design and historical references.
Check Our Hotel Amenities
Onsite Speakeasy Bar
Free Hotel Bicycles
Lather
Complimentary Shuttle Service
Historic Surroundings
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Virtual Concierge
The Story Behind Us
Even as Savannah was evolving into the refined and elegant Southern city, it is today, its incredible historical foundation was never forgotten. Inspired by this concept, The Bluff Hotel’s unique boutique atmosphere offers contemporary comfort and convenience while paying homage to our roots through historical and locally inspired touches.
Get To Know The Yamacraw Tribe
The Bluff Hotel sits on the historic Yamacraw Bluff, where General James Oglethorpe and British colonists aboard the ship Anne landed on February 12, 1733. It is here that Yamacraw Chief Tomochichi and Governor Oglethorpe established a peaceful alliance and ratified the historic Creek Indian Treaty of 1733. allowing Governor Oglethorpe to settle the colony of Savannah, which is now one of the most historic cities in the United States. The tribe of Yamacraw had not resided on the Savannah River bluff for more than five years before the arrival of Oglethorpe. This small village consisted of eighteen families or around 200 inhabitants. They had large public buildings, winter and summer dwellings, and a thriving trading post, all of which were supported by trade, farming, and hunting practices.
Check the Things You Can Do and See in Savannah
From gorgeous architecture to endless urban activities, there’s so much to see and do in the renowned Hostess City of the South.
