Luxurious Savannah Guest Mansion
The Gastonian, voted Savannah's best hotel
One of Savannah's most elegant and grand mansions, The Gastonian consists of two beautifully restored 1868 residential homes on Gaston Street. Our guests enjoy delicious food, luxurious guest rooms, and warm Southern hospitality that makes for memorable moments. Come discover why The Gastonian was voted one of the best small, romantic hotels in the USA.
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ENJOY YOUR STAY
"This historic inn, just two blocks from the famous Forsyth Park, is so charming that it’s a favored location for small weddings. Housed in two Regency-Italianate-style mansions built in 1868, it offers a romantic, historic atmosphere with a blend of modern comfort that keeps it from feeling spooky or outdated. The 17 rooms are all individually designed, featuring luxurious touches like fireplaces, vintage decor, and deep, claw-foot soaking tubs. Guests are treated to gourmet, made-to-order breakfasts, and the daily offerings continue with afternoon wine and hors d’oeuvres, followed by evening desserts and port. Its warm, attentive service, including concierge and turndown, adds to the cozy, elegant vibe.
Its quiet, residential location makes it a peaceful escape while still being central, and we love that the Gastonian’s amenities include complimentary parking. The inn offers wedding packages for couples seeking an intimate ceremony in their plant-filled outdoor garden space with a fountain, but it’s also a great option for any couple’s weekend in Savannah." - Travel and Leisure Magazine, 2024
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Walk to Almost Everything!
Stay in a Mansion
You'll find The Gastonian nestled in one of Savannah's most charming residential neighborhoods, near Forsyth Park. It's the perfect place for romantic occasions, weddings, elopements & anniversaries, food and wine enthusiasts, and anyone who would like to relax in a neighborhood filled with beautiful homes and gardens.
SEE & DO
The Gastonian is located only two blocks from Forsyth Park and within easy walking distance to a number of city squares, including Whitefield, Calhoun, Monterey, Troup, Lafayette, and Madison. It's a five-minute walk down Lincoln Street to Colonial Park Cemetery, and from there, just a few blocks to the Juliet Gordon Low Birthplace on Oglethorpe Avenue.
Savannah's River Street and City Market are about a mile from Forsyth Park and the Gaston Street area. It's a pleasant stroll with lots of photo opportunities through neighborhoods of elegantly restored homes and beautiful gated gardens.