The DeSoto Savannah is a city hotel in Savannah, United States, good for couples. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you decide where to stay in United States.
Guests visiting The DeSoto Savannah will be in a central, historic environment, perfect for walkable city exploration in Savannah, USA
While at The DeSoto Savannah, you can explore the Historic District, visit Savannah’s squares and museums and enjoy the central location. The hotel offers an on-site pool and dining.
Yes, these The DeSoto Savannah sustainability features have been manually verified
The DeSoto Savannah runs the SoGreen water-conservation programme
The DeSoto Savannah’s SoGreen programme encourages towel and linen reuse, shorter showers and turning off taps when not in use, and limits dishwasher and washing-machine use to conserve water.
The DeSoto Savannah focuses on reducing the resource impact of daily operations through its guest-led SoGreen programme.
The DeSoto Savannah offers a 10 dollar daily food-and-beverage credit to guests who skip daily housekeeping, reducing the water, energy and cleaning chemicals used in traditional servicing.
The DeSoto Savannah has an in-house restaurant and a bar.
The DeSoto Savannah serves a Southern-infused, locally sourced menu.
The DeSoto Savannah serves artistic Southern-infused cuisine from the open-concept show kitchen at its 1540 Room, sourcing fresh local ingredients from Savannah fishermen, farmers and purveyors. The DeSoto Savannah runs Edgar’s Proof & Provision, a community drinkery with Southern comfort food and locally sourced charcuterie. The DeSoto Savannah emphasises farm-to-table, regional sourcing.
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The DeSoto Savannah is a 4-star Hotel in Savannah, Georgia, United States, holding a Hold The Throne eco rating of 2/5. It is verified for Heritage Preservation and Water Conservation.
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US Environmental Protection Agency (Safe Drinking Water Act) · state primacy agencies
