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"I came as a solo traveler to the Savannah Inn suites with my foster dog. I was doing an adoption in the area. If you have a motorcycle, you must stay in this area. I guess it has some of the prettiest riding trails. Although I did not come for that purpose, the Eria is really pretty and visiting. The Palisades State Park is a must. The property was lovely, it was quiet, clean. The staff were extremely helpful and accommodating. The free breakfast was surprisingly good with some nice variety. It’s a quieter town and there are a couple fun restaurants and bars in the area. It’s my understanding they’re very popular. Overall, this is really a pleasant.. I highly recommend"

"Very friendly and accommodating staff. I stayed in a king suite. Very clean room and comfortable. Excellent breakfast and very attentive and sociable staff, keeping tables clean, restocking food items, coffee, milk. Etc."

"Breakfast could be better"

"The rooms are ok. Definitely could be cleaner. Pool is 6pm-10pm not open very long. Property could be better taken care of. "

"Everything was very clean & comfortable. I've stayed there twice & will stay there again next year. Thanks!"

"The toilet handle was very loose."

"Manager needed contact for later arrival to room"

"Was put in an extended stay room. Very Nice. The construction going on makes it difficult to get to any where. I kept getting lost. "

"We have stayed at White Pines cabins for many years and love it. We especially go during the week and in the off-season - we practically have it all to ourselves. The meals at the lodge are always plentiful and delicious (we bought a whole peach cobbler to take home, it was so good!). The beds are comfortable, the gas fireplace makes it very cozy. There's a small fridge, but no microwave (no cooking in the cabins). And the firepits outside are welcoming to small gatherings. We've been there in different seasons and both the heat and a/c work well. The only drawback is that the shower is rather small for my 6'4" and hefty husband. There are many very walkable trails; even one for those with disabilities. Children can play in a small play area (swings and a crickly slide). Over near the tent camping area are a couple fords where you can splash and cool off in the water. There are a few local restaurants we like to frequent. Whenever we return to White Pines, it's like coming home."