Savannah, GA
Savannah hotels with no resort fee, and what the rest charge in 2026.
We checked 40 Savannah hotels against their own websites: 5 state a mandatory resort or destination fee, 1 states it charges none, and 34 could not be confirmed either way. The median stated fee is $32.00 a night, before any tax a hotel adds on top. The lowest is $32.00, at 3 hotels; the highest is $49.00, at Hotel Bardo Savannah. Checked through Sep 19, 2026.
Every figure on this page was read off the hotel's own website on the date beside it, and links the page it came from. The list of which hotels to check came from the wholesale rate feed we buy from; no figure from that feed is printed here as a fee.
See Savannah rooms with every fee in the total
Hotels checked
40
State a fee
5
Median per night
$32.00
Not confirmed
34
Hotels that state no resort fee
- Planters Inn on Reynolds Square29 Abercorn St“No, we are proud to be one of the only hotels in Savannah that does not charge mandatory resort or facility fees.”Hotel's sitechecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
What the rest charge
Per night as the hotel states it, cheapest first. The per-stay column is that figure times 3 nights; “plus tax” means the hotel says tax is charged on the fee as well.
Perry Lane Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Savannah
256 E Perry Street
$32.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $96.00
- Called
- Destination Amenity Fee
- Covers
- 2 Complimentary Sparkling Wine or non-alcoholic beverages, daily; 2 Medium drip coffee at Bowerbird Coffee, daily; Perry Lane bicycle, one hour rental daily; Luxury car service within two miles of Perry Lane; Byrd's Cookie jar, daily; PressReader app access; Enhanced hi-speed internet access; Shoe shine service; Exclusive experiences and discounts with local partners including 25% off of fitness classes with Otium Studios
Hotel's site · checked Sep 19, 2026
124 E. Bay Street
$32.00 a night
- 3-night stay
- $96.00
- Called
- Destination Fee
- Covers
- Manager's reception on the second floor, Daily from 4:00 - 5:30 pm; Coffee in our lobby from 6 am - 10 am. and fruit-infused water from 10 am - 5 pm; Guests receive a $10 voucher, daily, to be used in Broken Keel or Bootlegger; 10% discount at these locally-owned restaurants; Local newspaper and USA Today; Fitness room with professional-grade cardio equipment and free weights; High-speed Internet service; Water ferry transportation to Hutchinson Island
Hotel's site · checked Sep 19, 2026
$32.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $96.00
- Called
- Destination Amenity Fee
- Covers
- Premium guest internet access; $15 Daily food & beverage credit for use in all hotel outlets; Daily 'Golden Hour' from 2pm-5pm at Pendant Terrace & Bar to include one appetizer and two beverages of choice per room; Selection of global newspapers and magazines to read on your digital device when on The Drayton Hotel WiFi
Hotel's site · checked Sep 19, 2026
The Marshall House, Historic Inns of Savannah
123 East Broughton Street
$40.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $120.00
- Called
- Amenity fee
- Covers
- two breakfasts at 45 Bistro; wine reception nightly; professional concierge services; WiFi throughout the hotel
Hotel's site · checked Sep 19, 2026
700 Drayton St
$49.00 a night
plus tax- 3-night stay
- $147.00
- Called
- Destination amenity fee
- Covers
- Daily selection of drip coffee, tea, and pastries in The Green Room; Access to Club Bardo (pool, fitness center, private club); Access to complimentary fitness classes and programming; Half-off admission to SCAD Museum of Art; Gear borrowing (tennis, pickleball, lawn games, board games); Premium wireless internet; Access to house car
Hotel's site · checked Sep 19, 2026
Not confirmed on the hotel's site
The hotel's site could not be read, or it does not state the fee. That is not the same as charging nothing: silence is not a refusal, and a list that turned “could not find it” into $0 would be inventing the exact number this page exists to expose. These hotels are listed, not priced.
- Andaz Savannah, By Hyatt14 Barnard StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- avid hotels - Savannah South - Gateway by IHG19 Gateway Blvd WestNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Best Western Savannah Historic District412 W Bay StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Bohemian Hotel Savannah Riverfront, Autograph Collection102 W. Bay StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Courtyard by Marriott Savannah Downtown - Historic District415 W Liberty StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Courtyard by Marriott Savannah Midtown6703 Abercorn StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Savannah Historic District411 W Bay StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Drury Plaza Hotel Savannah Pooler500 E. US 80No source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Embassy Suites Savannah Airport145 W. Mulberry BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Embassy Suites Savannah Historic District605 West Oglethorpe AvenueNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Savannah Downtown Historic District135 Martin Luther King Jr. BoulevardNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn & Suites Savannah Historic District603 West Oglethorpe AvenueNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Hampton Inn Savannah Historic District201 East Bay StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Hilton Garden Inn Savannah Historic District321 W Bay StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn Express Savannah - Historic District199 E Bay StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Holiday Inn Savannah Historic District by IHG520 West Bryan StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Home2 Suites By Hilton Savannah Midtown, Ga46 Lee BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Homewood Suites Savannah Historic District/Riverfront611 East River StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Hotel Indigo Savannah Historic District by IHG201 W Bay StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Hyatt Regency Savannah2 W Bay StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District400 W RIVER STNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Kimpton Brice Hotel by IHG601 East Bay StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Marriott Savannah Riverfront100 General Mcintosh BlvdNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Quality Inn Savannah Midtown7100 Abercorn StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Springhill Suites by Marriott Savannah Downtown Historic District150 Montgomery StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Staybridge Suites Savannah Historic District by IHG301 E Bay StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- The Alida, Savannah, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel412 Williamson StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- The Desoto Savannah15 E Liberty StreetNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- The Thunderbird Inn611 W Oglethorpe AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa1 Resort DrNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Thompson Savannah, by Hyatt201 PORT STREETNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Tru By Hilton Savannah Midtown77 W. Fairmont AveNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- TRYP by Wyndham Savannah Downtown/Historic District320 Montgomery StNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
- Wingate by Wyndham Savannah Pooler50 Sylvester C. Formey DriveNo source recordedchecked Sep 19, 2026See rooms
How the fee reaches your bill
A resort fee is a mandatory charge per night that the hotel sets and collects itself, usually at check-in. It is not a government tax, and it is charged whether or not you use anything it covers. Some hotels call it a destination, facility or amenity fee; the table uses the hotel's own word.
Because the hotel takes it at the desk, it can sit outside the total a booking site quotes. We put it in the total, and we say which part we charge and which part the hotel collects, because only one of those is ours to take.
Where a hotel says tax is charged on the fee, the row says so; where it says nothing, the row says nothing.
Since May 12, 2025, the FTC's rule on unfair fees (16 CFR Part 464) has required the total price a seller shows to include mandatory fees. Government taxes may still be left out of it, and the rule governs what a seller displays, not what a hotel may charge.
Read next
- What is a resort fee? — what it pays for, who collects it, and why it is not in the headline rate.
- Destination fee, facility fee, resort fee: one hotel charge
- Hotels without resort fees, city by city
- Resort fee laws by state, and the federal rule
- Resort fee calculator — the fee for your stay, with the tax on it where the hotel charges one.
- How we check these figures — where each number comes from and what we refuse to print.
- Every city — the ones read from the hotels' own sites, and the ones estimated.
Questions
- Which Savannah hotels have no resort fee?
- Planters Inn on Reynolds Square states on its own site that no resort or destination fee is charged. Checked through Sep 19, 2026.
- How much is the typical Savannah resort fee?
- Of the 40 Savannah hotels we checked, 5 state a fee. The median stated fee is $32.00 a night, before any tax a hotel adds on top. The lowest is $32.00, at 3 hotels; the highest is $49.00, at Hotel Bardo Savannah. Checked through Sep 19, 2026.
- Is tax charged on the resort fee?
- 4 of the 5 hotels that state a fee say tax is charged on top of it, and 1 does not say. Each row in the table marks what its hotel said.
- What is a resort fee?
- A mandatory nightly charge a hotel sets and collects itself, usually at check-in, on top of the room rate and separate from government tax. Hotels also call it a destination, facility or amenity fee. It is charged whether or not you use anything it covers.
Other cities
All 36, compared →“Hotels' own sites” marks a city whose fees we read hotel by hotel. A percentage is the typical gap between the advertised rate and the real total; “est.” marks one estimated from market data rather than measured from captured rates.