City View Double Queen Guestroom Overlooking historic River Street and the Savannah River, these rooms feature two Queen-size beds.

Historic City View Room With One King With views of Bay Street or the historic Factors Walk corridors, these rooms feature one King-size bed.

Guestroom Desk With View Of Savannah River Overlooking historic River Street and the Savannah River, these rooms feature one King-size bed, work desk, chair, and more.

River View Double Queen Guestroom And Juliette Balcony With a private balcony overlooking historic River Street and the Savannah River, these rooms feature two Queen-size beds.

River View With Queen-Size Bed And Juliette Balcony With a private balcony overlooking historic River Street and the Savannah River, these rooms feature one queen bed.

River View Two Room Suite With King-Size Bed Overlooking historic River Street and the Savannah River, the two-room suite features one king bed.

Fitness Center Stay motivated! The fitness center includes professional-grade cardio equiptment, free weights, and a Peloton Bike.

Hotel Exterior Image of Exterior with Bridge in Foreground River Street Inn Savannah Georgia

Aerial View Of River Street Admire the historic Factors Walk. Built for the storage and grading of cotton, this warren of alleys and walkways extending from the building allowed Factors to inspect and grade cotton.

Aerial View Of Ferry On The Savannah River Stroll through the Savannah Historic District just beyond the hotel’s front door. A U.S. National Historic Landmark, this prestigious destination constitutes the original colonial layout of the city when English colonists first settled the area in 1733.

Atrium The River Street Inn possesses a unique architectural style that can best be described as “eclectic.” Dating to the mid-19th and early 20th centuries, historians today consider “eclecticism” to be part of a much larger movement to fuse together a variety of historical designs.

River Street Inn Balcony River Street Inn’s rooms vary in theme and decor, from hardwood floors and four-poster beds, to plush carpeting and private balconies. Step out onto the French-style balconies to watch the huge ocean freighters pass or watch the night sky through the floor-length windows lining the top three floors of the building.

Exterior Of Hotel And Tubby's Seafood Restaurant Admire the historic Factors Walk. Built for the storage and grading of cotton, this warren of alleys and walkways extending from the building allowed Factors to inspect and grade cotton.

Hotel Entrance Exterior River Street Inn offers the quintessential Savannah experience with a distinctive sense of style. This five-story inn on Savannah’s riverfront was originally used for storing, grading, and exporting cotton. Built in 1817, the original two floors were constructed of ballast stone, stabilizing weights from European ships that were unloaded to make room for cotton. In 1853, three more floors were added to accommodate cotton from the expanding cotton industry.

Exterior Patio Discover the historic industrial architecture of the former cotton grading and storage facility. Built in 1817, the River Street Inn flanks the scenic Savannah riverfront.

Hotel Exterior A series of alleys, walks, and bridges, known as Factor’s Walk after the workers who graded the cotton, gave traders access to all floors to move cotton bales from the bluff. The Atrium houses antique and reproduction furnishings, which echo the historic sophistication of Savannah in its Antebellum glory.

Library The library and buisness center is available to guests to stay connected and well-read.

Lobby Stay refreshed! Morning coffee and infused waters are available daily. Join a guest reception from 5-7 PM daily with special guests every Wednesday and Friday.

River Street Inn Interior Atrium Ongoing construction efforts to revitalize Savannah's coastline along River Street, several entrepreneurs decided to renovate one of the historic ballast-stone warehouses into a brilliant boutique hotel in 1986. Taking several months to complete, the new hotel was eventually christened as the “River Street Inn” when it made its debut a year later. The popularity of the River Street Inn proved to be so immense that ownership opted to expand the number of its available guestrooms in 1998.

River Street Inn River View Balcony River Street Inn’s rooms vary in theme and decor, from hardwood floors and four-poster beds, to plush carpeting and private balconies. Step out onto the French-style balconies to watch the huge ocean freighters pass or watch the night sky through the floor-length windows lining the top three floors of the building.

View From The Savannah River Discover the historic industrial architecture of the former cotton grading and storage facility. Built in 1817, the River Street Inn flanks the scenic Savannah riverfront.

View From The Savannah River Admire the historic Factors Walk. Built for the storage and grading of cotton, this warren of alleys and walkways extending from the building allowed Factors to inspect and grade cotton.

Historical Image Of Abercorn Ramp Toward Tavern Side

Factors Walk An intricate series of alleys, walks, and bridges also appeared, giving traders access to all floors. Soon enough, the locals throughout Savannah began to refer to the line of warehouses as “Factor’s Walk” after the many professionals who graded—and eventually traded—the cotton stored inside.

Historical Image Of Construction Beside The Savannah River, Circa Mid-1980s During the ongoing construction efforts to revitalize the city’s coastline along River Street, several entrepreneurs decided to renovate one of the historic ballast-stone warehouses into a brilliant boutique hotel in 1986. Taking several months to complete, the new hotel was eventually christened as the “River Street Inn” when it made its debut a year later.

Upper Factors Walk An intricate series of alleys, walks, and bridges also appeared, giving traders access to all floors. Soon enough, the locals throughout Savannah began to refer to the line of warehouses as “Factor’s Walk” after the many professionals who graded—and eventually traded—the cotton stored inside.

Meeting Room River Street Inn's meeting and event facilities include four meeting rooms, each named for a significant figure in Savannah's history. Collectively offering 2,400 square feet, capable of accommodating up to 60 in a reception capacity. There is also a canopied Veranda with ceiling fans, rocking chairs, and splendid views overlooking the Savannah River.

Meeting Room River Street Inn's meeting and event facilities include four meeting rooms, each named for a significant figure in Savannah's history. Collectively offering 2,400 square feet, capable of accommodating up to 60 in a reception capacity. There is also a canopied Veranda with ceiling fans, rocking chairs, and splendid views overlooking the Savannah River.

Meeting Room River Street Inn's meeting and event facilities include four meeting rooms, each named for a significant figure in Savannah's history. Collectively offering 2,400 square feet, capable of accommodating up to 60 in a reception capacity. There is also a canopied Veranda with ceiling fans, rocking chairs, and splendid views overlooking the Savannah River.

Event Reception River Street Inn's meeting and event facilities include four meeting rooms, each named for a significant figure in Savannah's history. Collectively offering 2,400 square feet, capable of accommodating up to 60 in a reception capacity. There is also a canopied Veranda with ceiling fans, rocking chairs, and splendid views overlooking the Savannah River.