The entry hall of The Douglas: a white panelled staircase turning on a carved newel post, with palms at its foot.
Around the House

Reasons to come down from your room.

You don’t check in at The Douglas so much as move in for a few days. Coffee in the Parlor, a breakfast good enough to plan a morning around, cocktails in The Bar by evening. Nobody will hurry you through any of it. The squares are a block away when you want them, and easy to forget when you don’t.

The House’s Living Room

The Parlor

The Parlor is the soul of the hotel, a place to truly settle in, not just pass through. Curl up in a velvet chair, catch up on work if you must, or simply watch the afternoon stretch into evening with a glass in hand. It feels like coming home, but with every thoughtful detail in place.

No one’s obliged to make conversation.

The Parlor at The Douglas: arched transom windows onto the square, wing chairs and a tall fern.
The entry hall dressed for the evening: skirted tables, a charcuterie board and an oil painting above.
A guest bathroom at The Douglas: marble, a freestanding roll-top tub and a glass shower.
By Appointment

In-Room Spa

At The Douglas, we’ve partnered with a trusted local mobile spa to offer a selection of in-room treatments, available by appointment and tailored entirely to you. Services are available in the privacy of your room and are conducted by licensed professionals who bring everything needed to create a serene, spa-like experience without leaving the comfort of your room.

Massages are available in a range of styles, from heated stone to prenatal, from sports recovery to classic relaxation. We recommend reserving your treatment at least 72 hours in advance, though same-day bookings may be available depending on schedule. Pricing varies by duration and treatment type. Put on a robe, stay in the room. We’ll handle the rest.

Treatments are provided by a trusted local mobile spa partner. Pricing varies by duration and treatment type.

Oglethorpe Avenue under live oaks, a red trolley passing at the left of the frame.
Looking down Oglethorpe Avenue past the house, live oaks arching over the street.
Getting Around

House Bikes & Getting Around

House bikes at the desk, first come, first served.

We keep a small fleet of house bikes available for guest use. Bikes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be checked out through the front desk.

Savannah is best explored on foot — charming squares and cobblestone streets included. For longer jaunts, we offer bikes!

Lester’s dining room at night: drum shades, oxblood banquettes and candlelit tables.
Next Door

Dinner’s next door, one building over.

Lester’s is right next door, its own building and its own door on the street. A French-leaning raw bar from the same kitchen, run by Chef Jacques Larson: oysters, shellfish, the day’s catch, and a wine wall to work through. The restaurant is walk-up only, but guests of The Douglas can secure a table through the front desk.

The front desk of The Douglas set in a bay window, with a coral pleated lamp and a rubber plant.
The panelled staircase in the entry hall, seen from the hall floor.
Ask Us

Front Desk & Concierge

Our front desk and concierge are here for anything you need, anytime — from last-minute dinner bookings to a bottle of bubbles waiting in your room.

Gallery

A few rooms, a few corners, and the light that moves through them over a day. Come see the rest in person.

A guest room at The Douglas: crystal chandelier, four-poster bed and a rust velvet sofa.
The breakfast room: a blush velvet banquette, cane chairs and salon-hung gilt seascapes.

Our Neighborhood

Walk and drive times from the front door on East Oglethorpe Avenue.

Sights
PlaceWalkDrive
Chippewa Square3 min1 min
Jepsen Center for The Arts4 min1 min
Telfair Academy7 min3 min
Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist8 min4 min
River Street11 min12 min
The Mercer House13 min3 min
SCAD Museum of Art13 min3 min
Forsyth Park14 min5 min
Starland Yard41 min7 min
Bonaventure Cemetery11 min
Restaurants
PlaceWalkDrive
Lester’s0 min
Husk Savannah2 min1 min
Marbled & Fin8 min4 min
The Grey10 min2 min
Common Thread36 min6 min
Fishbar38 min6 min
Brochu’s Family Tradition39 min6 min
Lucia Pasta Bar41 min6 min
Late Air45 min7 min
The Wyld Dock Bar16 min
Shopping
PlaceWalkDrive
House of Strut4 min2 min
The Paris Market6 min2 min
Satchel6 min2 min
Lululemon7 min3 min
ShopSCAD9 min2 min
13 Secrets Jewelry Gallery16 min3 min
The Future of Forsyth19 min3 min
Vintage Vortex41 min6 min
Starland Strange & Bazaar42 min6 min
Picker Joe’s Antique Mall15 min
Nightlife
PlaceWalkDrive
Savoy Society5 min2 min
Artillery Bar6 min2 min
Municipal Bar6 min2 min
Alley Cat Lounge7 min2 min
Bar Bibi17 min5 min
Moodright’s41 min6 min
Over Yonder42 min6 min
Lone Wolf Lounge42 min7 min
Oglethorpe Avenue outside The Douglas, live oaks arching over the street.
Address

14 East Oglethorpe Avenue
Savannah, Georgia 31401

Hours

Check-in 3:00 PM · Check-out 11:00 AM

Parking

Valet parking is available for all overnight guests. Just pull up to our front entrance on East Oglethorpe Avenue and we’ll take care of the rest. You can reserve parking when you book your stay.

Getting here is the easy part.

The house sits at 14 East Oglethorpe Avenue. Chippewa Square is a short walk down the avenue; Forsyth Park, City Market, the Telfair Academy, the Jepsen Center, and the river are all on foot from the door. For anything farther, borrow a house bike at the front desk.

Fly into Savannah/Hilton Head International (SAV), about 11 miles and roughly 24 minutes from the door, or Hilton Head’s own airport if the fares favor it, then head for the historic district. Once your bags are down, retire the car, the district was drawn for walkers in 1733 and hasn’t changed its mind. The bikes cover whatever your feet won’t. Call the desk and we’ll sort parking and directions before you land.

Find the door

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I get around Savannah?

    Savannah is best explored on foot — charming squares and cobblestone streets included. For longer jaunts, we offer bikes!

  • How far is the airport?

    The Douglas is located just about 11 miles from Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, approximately a 24-minute drive by car.

  • Can I borrow a bike?

    We keep a small fleet of house bikes available for guest use. Bikes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be checked out through the front desk.

  • Is there a gym?

    We don’t have a gym on site — but we do have plenty of recommendations for scenic jogs, local yoga studios, and wellness experiences nearby. Savannah itself is our favorite way to stretch your legs.

  • Does the valet garage offer electric vehicle charging?

    Yes, guests with electric vehicles can use the charging stations available in our valet garage.

  • What is within a short walk?

    We are centrally located in Savannah’s Historic District at 14 E Oglethorpe Ave. On foot: Chippewa Square is 3 minutes, the Jepsen Center for The Arts 4, Telfair Academy 7, the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist 8, River Street 11, and Forsyth Park 14. Lester’s is next door.