Room Five makes an impression the moment you step inside. Maybe it is the scale, the high ceilings, the tall windows, the light spilling in from the courtyard. Or maybe it is how everything feels settled: the stained-glass transoms, the deep neutrals, the layers of texture that come together naturally.
By day, the room is radiant. Light flows across the velvet sofa, dances along the wood floors, and rests gently on the antique rug. By night, the mood shifts, drawing inward and glowing softly, inviting you to settle in and stay awhile.
The same in every room
In every room
- King bed
- Aesop bath amenities
- Dyson hair dryer
- Plush robes
- Smart TV with Apple TV
- Marshall speaker
- Hatch sound machine
- Clothes steamer
- In-room safe
- Direct-dial phone to front desk
- High-speed Wi-Fi
Rooms Five, Seven, Ten, Twelve and Fifteen add a bathtub. There are no minibars in the rooms; instead every floor of the main house has a complimentary pantry down the hall.
Four photographs of Room Five. Select one to open it full screen.
Main Floor
The floor it sits on
Two rooms at the heart of The Douglas, both steps from the parlor and the bar. Room Five is one of the larger layouts on the floor and looks out over the courtyard, while Room Six has tall ceilings and plenty of character. Both offer a stay that feels connected to the energy of the hotel, with the shared spaces just beyond the door.
- Rooms Five–Six
Next door
Other rooms on this floor
The occasional letter
We’ll only write when it’s worth it.
Seasonal rates, the odd open weekend, and the occasional good excuse to come back to Savannah.
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