A Local Legend Treasured Among Savannah Historic District Hotels
The DeSoto reigns as “Savannah’s hotel,” a beloved landmark that has played gracious hostess to presidents, local personalities, and visitors since 1890. Treasured period details, including original crystal chandeliers and terracotta tiles, mix seamlessly with museum-worthy contemporary art, creating a thoughtful juxtaposition between history and modern-day style.
Services & Amenities
- 1540 Room
- Proof & Provision
- Buffalo Bayou
- 20,000 sq. ft. of flexible indoor and outdoor event space
- Pool terrace and cabana bar
- Sotherly Host
- Sip & Stroll guided walking tours of the Historic District
- Art collection featuring the work of SCAD artists
- Accessible Amenities
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All eyes onSavannah
Pardon us while we blush. Savannah is shining in the spotlight, thanks to a slew of freshly-minted awards and accolades in publications ranging from Southern Living to Travel + Leisure. Here, we share a few of the best.
SCAD PartnershipSavannah’s Creatives
Hotel? Art gallery? Why not both? The DeSoto partners with the acclaimed Savannah College of Art & Design to showcase the work of SCAD graduates, emerging artists, and fine art photographers.
Sotherly HostExplore Like A Local
Your Sotherly Host is an expert on all things Savannah, which means you can shorten the learning curve with up-to-the-minute updates on all the best things to see and do while you’re here.
HistoryOur Star-Studded Story
In its 130-year history, The DeSoto has welcomed four presidents and dozens of personalities, including Gregory Peck, Katherine Hepburn, and Presidents William McKinley, William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, and Herbert Hoover.