Housed within the Southeast’s first mass timber building, the Ann is an all-suite hotel located at the western edge of Savannah’s picturesque historic district. Exposed wooden beams and a rich brick façade create an indelible sense of place, while sunlit interiors, thoughtful amenities, and residential-inspired comforts invite our guests to share in the feeling of living here.
There is something decidedly decadent about checking into a nice hotel. Perhaps it’s the crisp, turned-down sheets and soft dimmed lights awaiting you after a long day, or the pleasures of room service delivered in bed. A particularly good hospitality experience can make one never want to leave—and indeed, many don’t.
Spring may have the majority of the flowers, but the changing leaves in the fall bring some of the most vibrant colors to big cities, small towns, and rural areas across the United States. T
No matter where I travel, I always return to Savannah, Georgia, where my family is from and where my parents, Peter Westley and Mary-Anne Westley, live on Skidaway Island. This summer, I decided to head into downtown Savannah, where my grandmother grew up, with my family of five in tow.
At the western edge of the Savannah Historic District.
Two blocks from the main campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Three blocks from direct water taxi access to the Convention Center.
18 minutes to the airport.
