Forsyth Park Inn

Forsyth Park Inn is a Queen Anne Victorian bed and breakfast built circa 1893 in Savannah's historic district, sitting directly across from Forsyth Park at 102 West Hall Street. The property was originally the winter residence of Captain Aaron Flint Churchill, a celebrated Nova Scotia sea captain who relocated to Savannah after founding the Churchill Steamship Line. Maritime flourishes — rope motifs around the main entrance and twisted rope balusters along the grand staircase — remain from that era. The Harrison Family has owned and operated the inn since 2016. The inn's 12 elegantly furnished guest rooms include soaring 14-foot ceilings, 12-foot doors, and original woodwork, with options ranging from parlor-level suites with mahogany fireplaces to upper-floor rooms with private patios overlooking the park. Each stay includes a full gourmet breakfast, evening beverages with appetizers, and in-house baked sweets. For intimate celebrations, Forsyth Park Inn hosts elopements and wedding ceremonies for 2 to 45 guests in its private courtyard garden, with packages that include an officiant, coordinator, florals, a two-tier wedding cake, and couple accommodations. The inn can also be reserved as a full-house buyout for groups of up to 22 overnight guests.