Get ready for a day of sightseeing with a hardy, authentic Southern breakfast served al fresco (or indoors) and enjoy complimentary wine offered every evening. At the Foley Inn, staying in room 301 might get you a tuck-in by the widow Foley who continues her hospitality beyond the grave. Stay in one of the 19 stately rooms overlooking the verdant, secluded courtyard and you might catch a glimpse of a top-hatted Wally strolling around the fountain. Wally, the phantom aptly nicknamed by the staff, is believed to have been a wealthy businessman who disappeared while a guest at the B&B.

A century later, workers discovered skeletal remains within a wall. In 1896, the Foley House Inn began as two prestigious townhomes built on the ashes of the Great Savannah Fire and was later transformed into the city’s very first B&B. Jeffrey Isaac Greenberg 8+ / Alamy Stock Photoĭid you hear that? It was probably just the wind … or was it one of the spirited souls rumored to be a permanent guest at these historic hotels? Plan a trip to see for yourself … if you dare.

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