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About Savannah

Savannah, Georgia's First City, was established in 1733, in the Lowcountry region that includes nearby Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. With a rich and storied past, Savannah is a Southern belle dressed in Old South splendor. The history buff will find much of interest, including superbly preserved homes, historical churches, the Roundhouse Railroad Museum and the Colonial Cemetery. Music afficionados will enjoy the annual Savannah Music Festival, one of the largest and most diverse music festivals in the southeastern United States, described as "Southern, Soulful and Sophisticated". This unparalleled 18-day musical feast will take place March 15 through April 1, 2007. The cultural enthusiast will enjoy a thriving artistic environment, with the Savannah College of Art and Design at the core, and museums such as the Telfair Museum of Art. There is much to do and see in historic Savannah.

Restaurants near the Hyatt

River Street

Exit Hotel on River Street level and turn left

• Cobblestone Café – Great for breakfast; look for sign on River Street and enter through alley
• Fiddlers Crab House – Inexpensive
• Dockside Seafood Restaurant – Moderate
• River House Seafood – Expensive
• Kevin Barry’s Pub – Irish pub food; Inexpensive
• Cobblestone Conch House – Eclectic; Moderate
• Chart House – Expensive

Exit Hotel on River Street level and right

• Olympic Café – Greek; Inexpensive to Moderate
• Wave House Bar and Grill – Fried food; Inexpensive
• Huey’s - Taste of New Orleans; Moderate
• Tubby’s Tank House - Seafood; Inexpensive to Moderate
• Bernie’s Raw Bar - Inexpensive
• Boar’s Head -  Seafood; Expensive
• Shrimp Factory - Seafood; Expensive
• The Oyster Bar –Moderate
• One Eyed Lizzy’s – Southwest and seafood; Moderate
• Vic’s On the River – Expensive
• Wet Willie’s – Inexpensive

Exit the lobby level of the hotel and cross East Bay Street

• Moon River Brewery – Moderate
• Churchill’s Pub – Moderate

City Market Area

• Belford’s Savannah – Steak and seafood; Expensive
• Garibaldi’s Café – Seafood and Italian; Expensive
• The Lady & Sons – Expensive; may have long wait
• Murphy’s Law – Inexpensive Irish
• Molly McPherson’s – Scottish pub food; inexpensive
• Jazz’d Tapas Bar – Moderate to Expensive

Other locations within walking distance

• The Olde Pink House – Southern; Expensive
• Pirate’s House – Seafood; Expensive
• 17 Hundred 90 Restaurant and Lounge – Continental; expensive
• Cha’bella – Italian; expensive