Confederate House, Savannah, Georgia

So when you enter this magnificently restored 1854 mansion, you will still see the traditions that are behind the meaning of Southern hospitality. Taking eleven years to restore to its original antebellum splendor ,the Confederate House is one of Savannah best examples of Greek revival architecture. No detail was left out of the restoration, from importing crystal chandeliers, mahogany doors, and marble floors. It is like stepping back to the day it was built in 1854. The Guest rooms are tastefully and uniquely furnished with period furnishings as well as modern amenities and private bath. Each guest will be sure to enjoy the comfort, and convenience of the most elegant property in the City of Savannah.

The Confederate house over looks beautiful Forsyth Park, with its majestic oak trees. The park was created in 1851, and named for Governor John Forsyth (1780-1841). An elaborate cast iron fountain was commissioned in 1858.

The President Davis room is the largest room in the house . The room has a king size four poster bed .The room also over looks Forsyth park. This is also one of are most requested room. This room also has its own private bath . Rates for this room are $249 a night. This rooms has a 42'' plasma television.

Gen. Lee's room has a king size four poster bed .The walls are panted a soft pink . The room also has a double door that you enter from. This also comes with its own private bath . Rates for this room is $225 a night. This room has a 42'' plasma television.

Gen. Jackson's room, has a queen size bed .This is the most requested room in the house .This room has one of the nicest views in the house , it over looks the garden. This room also comes with a private bath. Rates for this room are $199 a night. This room has a 42'' plasma television.

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