Cant say enough great things about The DeSoto! A class act all the way. Great location for walking to many attractions. Very comfortable corner room with a balcony.

Great stay, very nice lobby and rooms. Pool and gym on the 2nd floor roof and coffee/food options. Location is an easy walk to everything we looked for.

the hotel was nice, staff was great, but internet is spotty

Hotel clean and charming. Was in an adjoining room and could hear everything through the door. Also the water didn’t work in the shower. It was fixed the same night but very inconvenient.

Wonderful stay. Great room, very comfortable beds, we will return.

The DeSoto Hotel is not what it used to be. You can tell it’s now owned by new impersonal folks from somewhere else who have worked hard to instill their impersonal attitude to staff. In the past, you could always get a 30 minute or even 1 hour late checkout to 12 noon. These folks won’t even give you a minute. I always stayed here in the past and recommended to many. I’ll never stay here again when in Savannah.

Location: Right in the heart of Savannah’s History Park - perfect for exploring, as long as you don’t mind your own personal drama playing out in real time. Room/View: The balcony? Gorgeous. The view? Perfect for sipping coffee and wondering if this hotel is haunted by the ghost of good customer service past. Customer Service: 1/5 (or -5 if I could go lower) Now, here's where the plot thickens. One word: Cassandra. We checked in around 11 PM, and despite the late hour, the night clerk was surprisingly friendly, agreeing to a one-hour late check-out for us (12 PM, nothing too crazy). We thought we'd won the hotel lottery.. but that was just the opening act. The next morning, I went to double-check our late check-out request and found Cassandra. Cue dramatic music. When I asked for the same late check-out, her response was less "Southern Hospitality" and more "Southern Hostility." She practically bit my head off like I was asking for a free lifetime supply of waffles at breakfast. "NO," she said, with all the warmth of a frozen iguana. We were left scrambling, packing at the speed of light and getting ourselves together like we were in a spy movie, trying to check out before the hotel threw us out on the street. (Okay, maybe not that extreme, but it felt like it.) Parking: Oh, and btw, parking will cost you $45 per night.

We only spent the night, but as usual Savanah, never disappoints. Breakfast was delicious and very reasonable.