Hyatt Regency Savannah

Only a few steps awat from the Hyatt Regency Savannah, the River Street Market embodies Savannah's love of History and is reflected in our beautifully re-created Sheds that stood on River Street in the mid 1800's. Today, you can experience our Southern charm, old-fashioned Hospitality and Shop in an Open-Air Market on the River...the way it used to be.We are a Unique, Open-Air, International Shopping Experience! "Watch the Ships Go By" bring in goods from Ports around the World. Enjoy browsing through over 50 Shops offering Unique items from Ireland, Costa Rica, Australia, Nepal, Peru, Japan, Viet Nam, China and of course, The South. Savannah has one of the largest Historic Districts in the United States, with thousands of architecturally significant buildings nestled under giant live oaks hung with Spanish moss. Known as the Hostess City of the South, Savannah attracts visitors from across the country and around the World. A Landmark Historic District, Savannah is not only a top tourist destination but also an ideal city for business or family.

The number one downtown entertainment extravaganza which enlivens Savannah’s nightlife in the refurbished c.1818 Savannah Theatre. This is the oldest operating theatre in the nation.

Tybee Island is a short distance away from the Hyatt Regency Savannah. You can find miles of sandy beaches, shops, and entertainment. Its a great way to relax and enjoy some sun!

Forsyth park is the largest and most active parks in Savannah. THe park was created in 1851. It's 20-acres large, and while many other cities would have built businesses and residential areas on top of a park like this over a 150-year period, Savannah leaders made it a point to keep it in as close to its original form as possible. Forsyth Park has long been the scene of many Civil War re-enactments by various groups, and is the home of several monuments and memorials to historical figures. In the center of Forsyth Park you'll see a monument constructed in memory of those killed in the Civil War. There is also a special garden in one corner of the park that is deemed the "Fragrant Garden for the Blind." A famous fountain is found in the other corner of the park. This fountain has appeared in several of the movies that have been filmed in Savannah, including "Forest Gump" and "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." Forsyth Park is along Bull Street in Savannah. It's the last park along this street and once marked the outskirts of the downtown Savannah area. Now, Forsyth Park is known as a park in the middle of downtown Savannah, and a park that is enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.

Lunch and dinner are served in this beloved local treasure, Savannah’s only 18th Century Mansion. With antiques and ancestor paintings, and fireplaces aglow in every room, the Olde Pink House is the ultimate Savannah setting for world - renowned elegant Southern cuisine. Two huge brick hearths, leather sofas, polished brass and massive dark oak ceiling beams provide a dramatic setting in the Planters Tavern, Savannah’s most popular nightspot for live music. Many guests believe they have encountered friendly ghosts in this, circa 1771, national historic landmark.

Old Town Trolley Tours invites you to explore our premier “frightseeing” tour, Ghosts & Gravestones Night Tour. Prepare yourself for an evening of fun, scares, and ghost stories as you are guided through some of America’s most haunted cities: Boston, Savannah and St. Augustine. Hear local tales of murder and mayhem, mixed with a good dose of humor and history. Visit us in Savannah for exclusive night-time entry into the Sorrel-Weed House, featured on the Sci-Fi Channel.

Fort James Jackson, also known as Old Fort Jackson, has been a part of Coastal Georgia’s history for nearly two centuries. The fort is the oldest standing brick fortification in the state. Fort Jackson is also a National Historic Landmark. The fort is one of only eight Second System fortifications (a series of forts built prior to the War of 1812) still standing in the United States. It served as headquarters for the Confederate Savannah River defenses during the American Civil War. Thousands of visitors enjoy the fort every year, including numerous student and scout groups, as well as people who rent the fort for community events or after-hours gatherings. Old Fort Jackson is also known for its daily cannon firing demonstrations each summer, and is the only historic fort in the United States delivering cannon salutes to passing military vessels.

Only minutes away from the hotel, the 18-hole championship course lies between the banks of the Savannah and Back Rivers of the Low Country. You will also find a 22,000 sq. ft. clubhouse that features a golf shop, full service locker rooms, and dining areas.