Savannah Hotel Guide - Lake Mayer Tennis Center hotels in Savannah, United States of America.

"Friendly staff. Clean, safe property "

"We enjoyed a great stay in Savannah. Hotel location made it easy to get to all locations we wanted to visit. Rooms were beautiful & fresh and the onsite parking garage was very convenient."

"Pool"

"Shower faucet was very loose. Hard to get steady temp. I let front desk know. "

"Absolutely horrible in every respect!! Don’t do it!! No matter what!! Run!! Could not even sleep in the filth that was coating the beds.. ruined trip…"

"I was disappointed when I entered my room. It smelled damp. The coffee machine had calcium buildup. The shower temperature was either too hot or too cold. Slow drain, not to mention dirty tub. We had to shower with shoes on our feet. As I was packing up to check out, housekeeping decided to attempt to barge in my room. However, I had the safety latch on which prevented her from entering. Two young ladies that were poolside, commented on how rude housekeeping was for trying to enter my room. My interaction with staff was very little, nothing stood out. Parking was fine. "

"The front desk staff was amazing, patient, kind, and incredibly helpful despite all the chaos. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience did not match that level of service. The property was very dirty and clearly not updated. The photos online do not accurately reflect the current condition. Our bedding had visible stains, and getting clean towels was a constant struggle, they were almost never available. The cleanliness and overall style felt more like a motel, yet the price was expensive, nearly $200 a night. We also did not feel safe around the property. The pool was very dirty. Overall, I would not stay here again."

"Great breakfast, super friendly front desk staff "

"Little children should not be serving themselves. One little boy almost burned himself at the waffle iron and his parents were not around. I saw several children, unsupervised pile their plates with food and left a lot to be thrown away. There should be a rule prior to entering the serving line that kids under a certain age are to be served by their parents."