Kimpton Brice Hotel
"Tucked in Savannah's historic district, this boutique hotel offers a surprising treat for hot tub lovers: select rooms with private whirlpools. If you're looking to soak away your travel stress, these rooms are your secret weapon."
About The Hotel
Tucked in Savannah’s historic district, this boutique hotel offers a surprising treat for hot tub lovers: select rooms with private whirlpools. If you’re looking to soak away your travel stress, these rooms are your secret weapon.
Guests really like this place, ranking it #51 out of 141 Savannah hotels on TripAdvisor with a solid 4.2 rating. The in-room hot tubs are a major draw for travelers wanting privacy and instant relaxation. After walking Savannah’s charming cobblestone streets, you can return and sink into your personal bubbling oasis without leaving your room.
The hotel offers more than just hot tubs. Free WiFi, room service, and pet-friendly rooms make it convenient for all types of travelers. But let’s be honest - the in-room whirlpool is the star here. Whether you’re a couple seeking romance or a solo traveler wanting pure relaxation, these rooms deliver a luxurious retreat right in the heart of historic Savannah. Pro tip: Book a whirlpool room early, as they’re the first to get reserved.
The Location
Kimpton Brice Hotel is situated at 601 East Bay Street, Savannah, GA 31401. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.
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What guests are saying about Kimpton Brice Hotel.
"Our anniversary stay at the Kimpton Brice was truly exceptional! From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel celebrated and appreciated, setting the tone for a perfect getaway. The hotel’s stylish charm, mixed with Savannah’s historic character, created the dreamiest backdrop for our special weekend. Our room was cozy, modern, and beautifully appointed — the kind of space that instantly makes you exhale and relax. The soaking tub was EVERYTHING! Every interaction with the team felt warm and genuine, and their thoughtful touches made our stay feel extra meaningful. And of course, being just steps away from great food is a bonus — we had dinner at The Pirate’s House, and let me just say: do yourself a favor and get the fried chicken. Crispy, flavorful, and unforgettable. Worth every bite! We couldn’t have asked for a better place to celebrate our love and our anniversary. Highly recommend the Brice for anyone wanting style, comfort, and true Southern hospitality. 💛✨"
— Tina Harford
View on Google"We stayed at the hotel over Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend and had a great experience. The hotel was clean, and the atmosphere was lively, especially with the live music one evening. The beds were comfortable, and the location was convenient — about a 20-minute walk to most of the main spots in the area. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and welcoming, but a special shout-out goes to Shakira, who went above and beyond during our stay. She was always smiling, eager to help, and seemed to be working incredibly long shifts without ever losing her positive energy. The hotel is lucky to have her — they need more people like that! I would definitely stay here again."
— Morella Molina
View on Google"This is a tough one to review so I'll break it down piece by piece. I used to manage hotels so I try to be gracious. Check in was mediocre. The front desk associate was on the computer and barely greeted us. We in fact had to ask to be checked in. No one else was in the lobby so I assume she wasn't doing anything work related but I could be wrong. We should have received an upgrade but we were a little early so maybe nothing was available. But she should have at least acknowledged that fact. All the reviews about the smell in the hotel are spot on. Way too much fragrance. In the area near the pool it was so strong that I couldn't stand there for more than about 30 seconds. The room was only ok. Nothing to write home about. I wish they had an extra blanket in the massive armoire but instead it's a robe, an umbrella, and a yoga mat that the website seems pretty proud of. And like most hotels, the room gets hot in the middle of the night even when the thermostat is set low. The hotel is old and it shows. Signs are fading to the point of not being able to read them, carpets in the elevators look dirty, the wood floors are worn, and the wood frames around the windows on the outside are rotting. Definitely needs a renovation. Dinner at Pacci was tasty. We had a hotel credit to use which is why we ate there but $35 for shrimp scampi when it only comes with 5 shrimp seems steep. Then there was breakfast. What could have been the nail in the coffin was actually the redeeming grace because of Adina, the wonderful lady working the front desk. After waiting to be sat at breakfast for a few minutes with no acknowledgement from the team, we were told that they were shutting down the kitchen and no one else would be served. We were peeved because again, we had credits to spend. When I approached the front desk, Adina immediately made everything right. She went above and beyond to make sure we left feeling good. If she isn't a manager, which I suspect she is based on her professionalism, she should be promoted immediately. Overall, I wouldn't stay again unless there was a major renovation but at least I didn't leave on a sour note. 3 stars is devastating for Google reviews so it's a good thing we met Adina!"
— Colleen Dix
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