Amethyst Garden
Amethyst Garden doesn't try to compete on amenities — twenty-five in total, most of them...
Savannah's historic district isn't known for swimming pools, which makes McMillan Inn something of an anomaly: a year-round outdoor pool, a hot tub, and pool towels provided, on top of guided bike tours, pub crawls, and walking tours of the local culture that most guests would otherwise have to book separately. Two hundred eighty-nine reviews back a 9.4 average, a volume that puts it among the most-reviewed properties in this part of the city, and a sign that the activity program is more than a brochure line.
Fifty-eight listed amenities is an enormous count for a thirteen-room inn, and what stands out isn't the number but the range: a shared kitchen and lounge for guests who want to self-cater, a concierge and tour desk for guests who want everything arranged, and a genuine activity program — bike tours, pub crawls, cultural walking tours — that turns the inn into a base for exploring rather than just a place to sleep. It's a rare property that works equally well for a hands-off traveler and a hands-on one.
East Huntingdon Street sits toward the southern edge of Downtown Savannah's historic grid, a short ride or an easy walk from the squares and from River Street, and close enough to the inn's own bike-tour routes that guests can start exploring from the front door. It's a practical rather than postcard-pretty stretch of the district, which suits a property more focused on activity than ambience, and keeps parking and access noticeably simpler than closer to the river.
Gamme: milieu de gamme
Vibe: actif, convivial, orienté activités
Chambres: 13
Best For: voyageurs actifs cherchant piscine, visites guidées et vie sociale sur place
Our Favorite Thing About the Hotel: la piscine extérieure ouverte toute l'année et le jacuzzi, rares dans le centre historique
Dining: petit-déjeuner en chambre, cuisine partagée, menus adaptés sur demande
Amenities: piscine extérieure, jacuzzi, cuisine partagée, salon commun, concierge, bureau d'excursions
Attractions à proximité: le quartier historique, circuits à vélo et pub crawls organisés sur place
Between the bike tours, pub crawls, and cultural walking tours run out of the property, and a pool and hot tub to come back to afterward, McMillan Inn has built something closer to a small activity-led resort than a traditional Savannah B&B. For travelers who'd rather have their itinerary handled than build one from scratch, that combination is hard to find anywhere else in the historic district at this scale, let alone at this review volume.
A shared kitchen is an unusual amenity for an inn this size, and it signals a property built for longer stays and a more communal style of travel than the typical overnight guest. Paired with the shared lounge and garden, it gives McMillan Inn a social, almost hostel-adjacent energy that's distinct from the quieter, more private guesthouses elsewhere on this list — and the 289 reviews suggest plenty of travelers are actively looking for exactly that kind of stay.
With CCTV in the common areas and outside the property, daily housekeeping by a professional cleaning service, and a full set of post-pandemic hygiene protocols still in place, McMillan Inn pairs its social, activity-heavy identity with a level of operational care that larger guests groups tend to require. It's an easy detail to overlook next to the pool and the tours, but for a thirteen-room property that leans into shared spaces, it's the layer that makes the rest of the offer feel trustworthy rather than chaotic.
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