Dresser Palmer House

Frommer's Review

This major investment in period restoration was built as two separate houses sharing an Italianate facade. In 1997, a lavish reunification of the two houses was undertaken. Today the unified building bears the distinction of having the city's longest and most stately front porch (called a gallery in Savannah) and inner ceilings that are almost dizzyingly high. Each unit, redecorated in 2005, is beautifully furnished, and most are equipped with a well-maintained bathroom containing a tub/shower combination. The breakfasts are social events, each featuring a different dish, like curried eggs or Southern grits casserole. Wine and cheese are served daily at 5:30 to 7pm.

Facilities:
Breakfast room; lounge; all rooms nonsmoking; 1 room for those w/limited mobility

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