Savannah Georgia lodging holiday cottage

Carriage House ::
Cherokee Rose

Enjoy the southern breezes from the sitting balcony of our two-bedroom Carriage House – a perfect retreat for families, friends and multi-generational travelers.  Cherokee Rose featuring the delicate rose of Georgia’s state flower, and Cinnamon Teal, decorated in a cheery yellow décor, offer coziness but with personal comforts as you settle into your queen size four-poster bed.   This accommodation has a shared full bath, and while enjoying all the amenities of the main house, a mini-frig and coffee maker as well.  (Rates: $250 to $350 nightly for two; $50 nightly surcharge for each additional guest; maximum occupancy four.)  [-]

The Cherokee Rose became Georgia's official state "floral emblem" by virtue of a joint resolution of the General Assembly approved by Gov. Nathaniel Harris on Aug. 18, 1916.

“Betcha Didn't Know” that southern hospitality began with the colonists.

Having a friendly way with people began with Georgia's first colonists. For those unaware, Southern hospitality is synonymous with down-to-earth friendliness and a gracious charitable (giving) pace, and Savannah has a world-renown reputation for southern hospitality. By 1735, Savannah has swelled to 600 colonists. The diverse cultures of England, Scotland, Ireland, Germany and Austria extended courtesies of helpfulness and friendly greetings to each other and to visitors. One example is found in this account of far away visitors lodging with Savannah's early colonists, “…in groups of nine or ten to spend the night. The evening stories would be exchanged … then [they might] spread hay upon the floor for their guests, at other times give up their own beds, and themselves sleep upon the floor.” Today, the tradition of southern hospitality continues at Azalea Inn … with modern southern comforts and casual sensibilities.

We like to say -- "Azalea Inn, a seasoned, soothing, southern & sportive beautiful life... even for a day.” The southern hospitality at Azalea Inn features southern food, southern cuisine, and southern comfort ….
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Ask about our mid-week, single business traveler rate of $149 on select rooms.


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Georgia's state flower is Cherokee Rose an indigenous flower in colonial Georgia and colonial America. This colonial hotel manor in Savannah GA honors Cherokee Rose found in a nature garden and nature photography in Georgia © Azalea Inn, an historic Savannah GA hotel inn and bed and breakfast in Savannah

Carriage House ::
Cherokee Rose [-]

Enjoy the southern breezes from the sitting balcony of our two-bedroom Carriage House – a perfect retreat for families, friends and multi-generational travelers.  Cherokee Rose featuring the delicate rose of Georgia’s state flower, and Cinnamon Teal, decorated in a cheery yellow décor, offer coziness but with personal comforts as you settle into your queen size four-poster bed.   This accommodation has a shared full bath, and while enjoying all the amenities of the main house, a mini-frig and coffee maker as well.  (Rates: $250 to $350 nightly for two; $50 nightly surcharge for each additional guest; maximum occupancy four.) 

Cinnamon Teal honors Georgia birding tours and vacations while this Savannah bed and breakfast features the Georgia birds vacationers and welcomes birding tours and birding vacations in Georgia © Azalea Inn, a hotel Savannah Georgia historic mansion inn

Carriage House ::
Cinnamon Teal [-]

Enjoy the southern breezes from the sitting balcony of our two-bedroom Carriage House – a perfect retreat for families, friends and multi-generational travelers.  Cherokee Rose featuring the delicate rose of Georgia’s state flower, and Cinnamon Teal, decorated in a cheery yellow décor, offer coziness but with personal comforts as you settle into your queen size four-poster bed.   This accommodation has a shared full bath, and while enjoying all the amenities of the main house, a mini-frig and coffee maker as well.  (Rates: $250 to $350 nightly for two; $50 nightly surcharge for each additional guest; maximum occupancy four.)