Hotels near Armstrong Atlantic State University
|
Suburban Extended Stay Abercorn10614 Abercorn Extension 1.4 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
La Quinta Inn Savannah Southside8484 Abercorn Street 2.1 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Best Western Central Inn45 Eisenhower Dr 3.0 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Econo Lodge Midtown7500 Abercorn St 3.0 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
La Quinta Savannah Midtown6805 Abercorn St 3.4 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Comfort Inn & Suites Midtown211 Stephenson Ave 3.4 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Courtyard By Marriott Savannah Midtown6703 Abercorn St 3.4 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Residence Inn By Marriott Savannah5710 White Bluff Rd 3.7 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Ramada Savannah I 95 Gateway17007 Abercorn Street 4.8 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Howard Johnson Express Inn-Savannah, Ga17003 Abercorn St 5.1 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Dresser Palmer House211 East Gaston Street 7.0 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Sleep Inn Savannah17013 Abercorn St 7.2 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
The Eliza Thompson House5 West Jones Street 7.2 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Wingate by Wyndham - Savannah11 Gateway Blvd E 7.2 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
|
|
Fairfield Inn By Marriott Savannah I-95 South17027 Abercorn St 7.2 mi from Armstrong Atlantic State University |
Rates from
|
Hotels near Armstrong Atlantic State University
Savannah, GA Information
Savannah: Where to Go, Where to Stay - James Oglethorpe, the English gentleman who founded Savannah in 1733, knew precisely what he was doing. This new town in a new world would follow the grid pattern, but every two blocks there would be a leafy, green interruption in the form of a square garden, with houses built around it. Twenty-one of the original 24 squares remain today, and with their huge, shady trees, flowers, fountains, and monuments, they provide oases on any walking tour around this (almost) perfectly preserved urban Southern belle.
