The Keystone Hotel
The Keystone Hotel lobby entrance on West State Street, Savannah — arched brick facade, lit lanterns and tall wooden doors

Savannah, Georgia

The Keystone Hotel — a small hotel in Savannah's Historic District

Stay beautifully placed.

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Corner view of the historic Keystone brick building and upper windows on a quiet Savannah street

The House

Your own quiet address in Savannah.

Keystone is an eleven-room stay set above Sunday Sunday in an 1866 brick building on West State Street. Small in scale and intentional in every detail, it offers the rare feeling of being tucked into Savannah itself — close to dinner, morning light, old brick, quiet rooms, and the easy rhythm of the city below.

11

Rooms

1866

Established

Eleven brass key tags engraved 101 through 111 hanging on a brick wall

The Rooms

Eleven rooms, individually composed.

Each is shaped by its own palette, light, and proportions, yet all share the same quiet discipline of the building they belong to.

Grandma’s Room
201

Grandma’s Room

Floor 2

Bed
1 Queen
Sleeps
2 guests
Bath
Private en-suite
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The corner building on West State Street, brick with awnings and signage

Whitaker & Bryan · Savannah

The Sunday Sunday blade sign hanging on West State Street, seen through a window

Downstairs

And below, Sunday Sunday.

The restaurant from which the hotel takes its register. The rest of the story lives at its own address.

Visit Sunday Sunday ↗

The City

Savannah, taken slowly.

The Historic District is best on foot, with time to linger. A short, gracious list of streets, kitchens, and quiet corners worth knowing — and a few that are simply across the way.

The Guide →

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