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The Central Forsyth Park is in proximity to the hotel, while Crawford Square is 19 minutes' walk away. The Ann is situated a mere 1.5 km from the historic Jewish synagogue "Mickve Israel Temple", which is considered to be a sacred site. The Four block City Open-Air Market and Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum are all in the immediate vicinity of this accommodation.

The hotel is situated in Historic Savannah with beauty and incredible architecture, a few moments from the restaurant The Lost Square. Guests will be approximately 2 km from the 30-acre Forsyth Park. East Broughton Street can be found 750 metres away, and Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum is just a few steps from The Alida Savannah.

This unique hotel in Historic Savannah with beauty and incredible architecture is just a 9-minute walk from Juliette Gordon Low's Birthplace Museum.

The elegant hotel is located in a business area of Savannah, a stone's throw from the tree-filled Monterey Square. A popular place in Savannah is Savannah Historic District, which is 850 metres away. The historic neo-gothic Catholic church "Cathedral of St John the Baptist" can also be found a 5-minute walk away.

The hotel in Historic Savannah with beauty and incredible architecture enjoys the proximity of tourist attractions such as Milan Day Spa on Broughton, which stands around 300 metres away. Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters is only a 6-minute walk from the Municipal Grand, A Member Of Design Hotels, and Girl Scout First Headquarters Museum is merely 0.8 km away. This accommodation is a short way from the historic Jewish synagogue "Mickve Israel Temple".

The hotel places you only 1.6 km from the teaching SCAD Museum of Art and 600 metres from the Andrew Low House. The Massie Heritage Center is just 550 m from the elegant hotel, which is also located right around the corner from the historic Jewish synagogue "Mickve Israel Temple". The nearby notable religious buildings include the First African Baptist Church, about a 25-minute walk from the Bardo.