a Savannah Historic District Bed and Breakfast

Our Savannah Historic District Bed and Breakfast offers twelve rooms and a Carriage House. Elegance, value, and Victorian charm are yours to enjoy along with all the amenities one can imagine including private baths, wifi throughout, gourmet breakfast and relaxing grounds with outdoor lounge area and pool. We’re also the proud recipients of TripAdvisor’s People’s Choice Award. Take some time to explore our website and learning about all we have to offer travelers coming to the beautiful city of Savannah, Georgia.

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Our Location

The Inn is located in Savannah’s Historic District
304 East Huntingdon Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401

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Meet the Innkeepers

Eric & Melissa Calhoun, along with their son Joshua and daughter-in-law Miss Emmie love living in Savannah. They enjoy meeting guests from all over the world and pride themselves in making everyone feel at home.

Melissa has been an RN for 17 years with a genuine compassion for taking care of people. Eric is a machinist and works in the power generation industry.

The family is from the Southeast and love extending their true southern hospitality to their guests, and look forward to welcoming you in person.

History of the Inn

Thomas H. McMillan came to Savannah in December 1878 from North Carolina to open a branch of the McMillan Copper Works where turpentine stills were made. The McMillan Inn was built in 1888. Mr. McMillan’s plant occupied an entire block on Liberty and Price streets and he estimated that his company made 3/4ths of all stills used in the South. Mr. McMillan also served as the chairman of the Savannah Park and Tree Commission responsible for planting the azaleas in Forsyth Park. He died at the age of 87 and is buried at Bonaventure Cemetery. McMillan Inn was restored around 1995 when it opened as a Bed and Breakfast Inn.