Hotel at a Glance: Kimpton Brice Hotel

Located right in the center of Savannah’s National Historic Landmark District, Kimpton Brice Hotel invites guests with its convenient setting and stylish, boutique interiors. Visitors can rent a bike to discover the Historic district’s River Street or take a walk to the nearby City Market. After a long day of sightseeing, customers can chill by the pool and munch on traditional rural Italian classics at the hotel’s Pacci Italian Kitchen + Bar.

• Take a stroll around town on hotel-rented custom Public bikes.
• Splish splash right into the seasonal pool open all year round.
• Stay fit and hit the hotel’s fitness center.
• Discover the Historic district by visiting museums, churches, gardens, monuments, and mansions.

Savannah, Georgia: Historical Mansions and a Lively River Walk

Founded in 1733 as Georgia’s first town, Savannah is not only one of the most graceful cities in the South but also one the most historic. The old but well-preserved architecture landed it on Forbes’s 2011 list of America’s Best Downtowns, and Travel + Leisure dubbed it one of the top cities in the United States and Canada in 2013. The city’s 22 famous public squares play host to some famous landmarks, such as antebellum-era houses framed by moss-covered oak trees. Head to Oglethorpe Square to see the Owens-Thomas House, an English Regency–style mansion completed in 1819 that now serves as a museum; tours here depart from the original carriage house and go past its charming English-style parterre garden.

Another relic of Savannah’s past, River Street curves for about a mile along Savannah River’s south bank. The cobblestone walkways are lined with 100-year-old cotton warehouses that have been converted into antique shops, brewpubs, and galleries. A short walk west of River Street will take you to the City Market, a four-block public meeting space on the edge of downtown.