WELCOME TO YOUR
Savannah Getaway
SINCE 1892
A
Historic Landmark
Experience the warmth of true Southern hospitality at The Kehoe House, a TripAdvisor's "Best of the Best 2024" Savannah hotel. The Kehoe House was built in 1892 by William Kehoe, a successful iron foundry owner. The home's exterior stairways, window treatments, columns, fences and gates are all made of cast iron, a tribute to the iron foundry's excellence in pattern making and casting. The house features 13 guest rooms and multiple private and semi-private balconies. It is often photographed, and is considered one of Savannah's most treasured historic buildings.
Enjoy Your Stay
With only 13 guest rooms, The Kehoe House delivers personalized attention and exceptional service, making your stay a truly unforgettable experience.
MAKE IT YOURS
13 Unique Experiences
Each charming guest room offers its own appeal. Choose the one that speaks to you.
Downtown Savannah Location
The Kehoe House's great location in the heart of the historic district makes it easy to experience Savannah. Our guests are a short walk away from just about everything you'll want to do in the downtown historic district. You'll need a vehicle to get to Tybee Island (Savannah's beach), Wormsloe Historic Site, and a few other popular places outside the historic district, but you can very easily spend several days exploring on foot.
Weddings
From the inspiring surroundings and warm hospitality to the fabulous food, The Kehoe House promises an amazing elopement or small wedding experience. All you have to do is bring each other, your wedding attire, and your marriage license. Our wedding coordinators make it simple to have a perfect Savannah wedding.
See & Do
One of the most enjoyable things to do in Savannah is also one of the easiest! Stroll through the beautiful squares! You can start right away with Columbia Square right in front of the Kehoe House. Then, we often suggest going to Bull Street (start near City Hall) and walk 20 minutes to Forsyth Park. You'll be right in the center of some of Savannah's prettiest squares, amid shopping, and spots for a drink or a cup of coffee.
