The Thunderbird Inn

The theme is super charming!!! The room was clean and the staff was so warm, friendly and helpful. Comfy beds and nice toiletries. My initial thoughts were “this isn’t as bad as the reviews said”. The building is older, but it’s clean and everything works.

The location was wonderful in that it was very close to the tourist areas of Savannah. Everything was in walking distance. It was nice to have the free donuts in the morning and it was nice to have the lemonade and popcorn in the afternoon. The hotel is really what you would expect at a two-star hotel with the couple of fun extras.

The Thunderbird Inn is" a retro 50's style motel complete with popcorn in the lobby and "oldies" music piped outside. Breakfast is coffee and a wonderful array of tasty donut treats in the lobby. The location is a 10 minute walk to the Savannah riverside and access from the highway is easy. Parking is an added $22 per day. Rooms are comfy and it was very quiet. We loved our stay and will certainly stay again when we revisit Savannah. Be sure to visit the J.W. Marriott hotel in the riverside plant district. You will be amazed at the sights in the lobby. Be sure to wander into the BaoBab bar for the african themed decor.

We LOVED how dog friendly they were! Luna had her own bowls and a bed. They had a little dog park on the side for her. They had treats all day at the front desk for her. They also gave her a huge treat and a cute little name-tag decoration. We loved the FREE donuts they had every morning and all day. They had delicious popcorn and juices. The inn is also very cute. We definitely would come back with our doggie! It’s also a great location from everything. We never drove anywhere we always walked! 10/10 recommend!

The rooms are quite big, comfortable king bed, efficient A/C, and quite noise cancelling. The room comes with two local sodas and two local pastries, which was a nice touch. Quite weird that the included breakfast has no protein in it, but the donuts are great. I saw a pet relief area, two electric vehicle charging stations, and an ice machine. The location right in front of the bus station saved me when all buses were cancelled for Hurricane Helene.