About The Gastonian

A four-diamond, award-winning historic inn, voted by Condé Nast Traveler as one of the top 50 inns the world, The Gastonian truly is the most luxurious of the Savannah historic inns. Set in a residential neighborhood on Gaston Street near Forsyth Park, The Gastonian is known for its intimate atmosphere, authentic antiques, grand décor, and charming hospitality.

The Gastonian is comprised of two adjacent mansions, both of which were built in 1868. Constructed of local handmade bricks, the mansions feature white stucco in clean-lined Regency Italianate style. The freestanding house at 220 East Gaston Street was built for Savannah insurance broker R. H. Footman, and the one next door, 218 East Gaston Street, was built for wholesale grocer Aaron Champion.

Situated on the corner of Gaston and Lincoln Street, The Gastonian's location is integral to its appeal, offering guests a wonderful place to stay that is both charmingly residential and central to Savannah's popular historic sites. Guests of The Gastonian experience the unique charm and sophistication of an elegant historic Savannah home.

A Great Location Romantic Place to Stay in Savannah

The Gastonian is 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 three-quarters of a mile from the Forsyth Park and Gaston Street area. Enjoy a pleasant stroll with lots of photo opportunities through neighborhoods of beautifully restored homes and lush, gated gardens. You'll find eclectic shops, rich historical sites, and delectable cafes along the way.