Hotels in Airport - Pooler, Savannah

The rooms are old and outdated.The bathrooms are very outdated .Can u say remodel.The beds were ok and tv looks like the 90's.

I thought the hotel was just OK...it was about what I expected after reading other comments. The price was wasn't bad, but it wasn't good considering room cleanliness, amenities, and comfort. As patrons, we all have expectations of what a hotel is suppose to be regardless of price, and I did not experience anything in my stay that met my expectations.

Great room, large living area with great tv! Great room for price!

Having stayed at Hampton Inn hotels the last few times I've traveled, I was pleasantly surprised at the size of the suite, the kitchenette, bathroom, and large bedroom. For the price I paid, I was completely happy and would stay here again! My son and I got a personalized ghost tour since we were the only ones to show up and loved our guide, [...]. Since it was our shared birthday, I took my son on his first airplane ride for a tour of Savannah and the pilot let him fly the plane for a little bit! Awesome pictures and memory.

The hotel is very clean and the staff is very courteous.

the room was shaped very oddly. it made it feel cramped. twice i ran into the dresser the tv was on.

Stayed at the Comfort Inn on business for a few nights, and the folks at the front desk were great -- very polite and friendly. The breakfast was nothing special -- except for the fresh waffle bar. That's good stuff. Just a little thing - there were no normal size pillows in the room. I had about seven "square" pillows for the bed that could be used as accent pillows on a sofa. But, I stacked three together and it was fine.

The Four Points in Historic Savannah is nicer than the one by the Airport.

My stay at Staybridge was absolutely wonderful! The rooms, customer service, breakfast was 5 star! Definitely would recommend this and would definitely stay again.

We completely enjoyed our stay, the staff was super friendly and the room was exactly as advertised. Everything was super clean and it was a wonderful none smoking environment. We will I am sure be staying here again when we go back to the area.

I've never stayed at Cambria suites and I will definitely stay there again. It was comfortable, clean, spacious and beautifully decorated as well. The amenities were great as well.

My experience at the hotel was more than just wonderful. Everything was just as predicted. The rooms was extra clean and had plenty of everything you needed. The hotel staff was extremely nice and what they had to offer was just as the website described. I would most definitely stay here again the next time we return to Savannah.

The hotel was very clean, very comfortable. The breakfast is great, and it's on SAV property. Plus, Sam Snead's is just next door and great for dinner. The staff was ok - not terribly friendly, and it took 5 minutes for the phone to be answered at night when I wanted to make my wake up call. But I don't need much in terms of customer service, and for a business trip, I would definitely stay here again.

Very nice business center and very close to all interstates.

The hotel itself is conveniently located, very nice and clean. When I stayed there for a Tuesday night there were very few guests (parking lot all but empty my entire stay) and the overall activity status of the hotel was very quiet, except for staff - which outnumbered guests by at least 10:1. Even with this being the case, they put another guest right next door to me on the 3rd floor. When we were both in our respective rooms, I could hear every word of her phone calls, anything she had on TV, and her bathroom activities. We did not have connecting rooms, nor were we in a common party - I never saw this person, only heard her. Basically, VERY thin walls with little to no insulation. This is a BIG deal for me, as I have a hard time sleeping anyway and is the primary reason I am giving it 3 stars instead of 4. When I mentioned this at checkout to the front desk, they said "I know, you can hear a lot can't you?" and emapthized with me as if it was not the first time they've heard my plea. I don't understand why hotels put people in rooms right next door to one another when there are so few rooms occupied. At least skip a room... Surely that won't incovenience the cleaning staff too much - they're only going to be in one room at a time anyway... I digress. There was a also HUGE gap between the bottom of my room door and the floor allowing lots of hallway light & noise into the room (albeit noise was infrequent due to so few guests.) I like a dark and quiet room to sleep, so I put one of the bath towels in front of the gap to correct this issue. The bed was excellent; linens & towels clean & fresh and there was pleanty of storage space as well as a fridge and microwave. They put out breakfast for what seemed like a high census day even though it was LOW census and thus all the food quickly became stale and less than desirable. HI-Express usually has a hot breakfast, so if you are expecting the usual get there early to get fresh food. Serving starts at 6:30am. I was told by the staff (who were exceptionally friendly and attentive, mind you) that the facility used to be a Comfort Inn & Suites before being converted to an HIX. Some of the furniture in the rooms appears to be left over from the conversion. Oddly, cold water only came out of the tap for about 10 seconds and then it turned quite warm, regardless of where I positioned the faucet lever. This made things like brushing teeth, taking vitamins, etc. quite interesting. The last guest's checkout receipt was still under the door when I checked in (with their name, address, etc. on it) even though the room had been serviced. Seems like housekeeping would have picked that up to protect said guest's privacy. Overall a nice/new-looking place, relatively clean with a super nice staff and a decent deal for the price. Just be aware of the issues mentioned above if they are buttons for you.

I don't want to hear any longer about "Southern hospitality", because (at least in this hotel) it is a myth. When arriving at 3.00pm the room was not ready. I got a new room on the end of the hall, which is not really you want to look forward to when you have two kids with you. This process to get the "spare" room took another 10 minutes. No thank you for staying at check-out, maintenance staff did not say hello or thank you for me holding open the doors, and the cleaning staff was not one "inch" better in their customer appreciation. The wireless internet they are offering is a catastrophe, and my suggestion is not even to bother to unpack your laptop to do some work online. It was a bad experience and I would not recommend this hotel to anybody. The reception gals were overwhelmed with their work and need to learn about consumer satisfaction and how to engage with kids as well.

Sleep, check email. Thanks for free wifi

We needed a place in Savannah for one night. Our stay was uneventful - my first impression was "dirty." The entrance to the hotel was dirty with a peach pit on the floor and the doors and windows to the hotel were dirty. No automatic door to the hotel. Had to struggle with luggage while attempting to open door at the same time. Room was "OK".

I have not complaints about this Days Inn. The only thing that bothered me at all was the day I left when I was packing up there was a big spider on the wall. Other than that it was a decent location and a decent room.

We shopped and went to the beach.

My card was charged double and the room smelled like a football locker room

We arrived late to the hotel and was greeted very nicely and was checked-in quickly. Very clean to be a pet-friendly hotel.

there were limited amenities which were promised. Our room was not ready at LATE check-in. It took 3 tries to find a room ready to check-in to. No extra towels, rooms seemed used beyond age of hotel. Front staff was "busy" shopping online and talking to mom on the cell phone.

Overall the stay was good. THe room was clean and the location was only 15-20 minutes from most sites. Save the broken dvd player and ice-maker and the fact that we had to switch out towels and linens (maid service weekly), the stay was great.

Needed a hotel at a convenient location (airport & interstate) and it fit the bill. Complimentary breadfast was an extra treat. Would recommend Country Inn & Suites to anyone.

The hotel shuttle from the airport stops at 10 p.m. A taxi cost $15 for the mile trip to the hotel.