Find hotels near AMF Savannah Lanes, Savannah from ￥8,760

"Friendly staff, clean rooms and good location. Breakfast was pretty standard"

"Rooms were small, shower had dirt in the bottom of it. The comforter was very rough. Was given a number to text if we needed anything during our stay the next morning we asked for more towels because we were only given three. It took over an hour for them to finally bring the towels. The continental breakfast was a bagel muffin box cereal and boiled eggs. Definitely not impressed with that. And it was often quite noisy. You could hear people of you running around all night doors opening and closing all hours of the night. "

"The location was good 10 minutes drive to savannah historic center. The place needs an update, the carpet is old and looks dirty. The bed was confortable and clean. The breakdast was ok. The room smelled cigarrettes, and people smoke cigarrettes outside. The place has potation but needs some improvement. "

"Nice breakfast, friendly staff, great coffee"

"Do not stay here! First day: broken fridge, AC, and toilet- had to pack the family up and move rooms after 10 pm. Often nobody was at front desk. Housekeeping left 3 towels for 5 people. Dirty carpet everywhere, reek smell, 2 small cockroaches in the room. Pool is not at all what it looks like in photos (small & crowded). Men's bathroom out of order. The positives were location, room large enough to have a separate bedroom (very cramped still), and good coffee. One front desk worker was very friendly. They were obviously understaffed and some desk just stared instead of helping. "

"The room and overall hotel was clean, the breakfast was nice. "

"Filthy room. Stained towels. Hairs in the sink. I had to ask for soap and shampoo. No water cups. Non-smoking room that smelled like smoke. Smoke detector knocked out of the ceiling with wires hanging out. Cigarette burns in the comforter. No table to eat food or work at, so I had to hunch over the end table. "

"The room is dirty."

"It was fair, was there 4 days and zero coffee two of those days staff argued who was responsible for making it."