The Mulberry Inn: Now Pet Friendly!

Savannah Lodging is making it easier for you to travel with your four legged friend! The Mulberry Inn, our boutique hotel located on Washington Square in downtown Savannah, is now pet friendly! With a $75 non-refundable deposit per stay, two of your canine companions can join you on your next Savannah vacation. Each pet that stays at the Mulberry Inn will receive a bed and dish to use during your stay and a complimentary leash and collar as our gift to you! If you would like to purchase the bed and dish, you may do so at check out. Savannah offers several grassy squares and pet friendly restaurants to explore. If your dog loves the beach, take a day trip to Hilton Head Island and enjoy the Atlantic Coast's beauty and charm. For more information on our pet policy, contact the Mulberry Inn and view our Pet Policy Agreement.

We would love to feature you and your dog on our blog! Make sure to send us a picture of your visit to the Mulberry Inn to SavannahLodgingBlog@gmail.com and you may be featured on our blog!

For the best of land and sea..Visit Tybee!

If the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has put a damper on your beach vacation, look no further than Georgia's Barrier Islands. The New York Times recently featured Tybee Island as an alternative to Gulf Coast vacations. This laid-back beach town makes for a perfect day trip during your Savannah vacation.

A short twenty minute drive east of downtown Savannah you will find Tybee Island, one of Georgia's most well-known beaches. This barrier island offers five miles of beautiful beaches as well as museums, forts, and lighthouses. Tybee Island offers both riverfront and oceanfront beaches, which are all open to the public. This enjoyable island offers several resturants and shopping areas that have a unique island style. The history buff will enjoy visits to Fort Pulaski and Fort Screven as well as climbing the 178 steps of the Tybee Island Light Station, Georgia's oldest and tallest lighthouse. Visit the Tybee Island Marine Science Center to learn more about the barrier islands and local marine life found in Georgia. Tybee Island is an important nesting area for endangered sea turtles and each year during nesting season, from May 1 until October 31, several nests can be found on Tybee's beaches. Some annual events on Tybee Island include Mardi Gras Tybee in March, Island Beach Bum Parade in May, Labor Day Bash in September, and Tybee Pirate Fest in October. For more information about Tybee Island visit the Tybee Website.