Wingate By Wyndham

Nice place but had a huge amount of construction and painting going on. No paint fumes or anything… For $ 180 a night I think it was a bit too high.
People were friendly and room where very clean… Sheets and covers all passed our clean test.

The hotel looks nice from outside thats about it, when we got there the lady at the front desk took for ever to assist us and not because there where more costumers in front of us, the place is nasty the room was nasty, mold, rust, and stains every where you look, the tv image was bad, the fridge WAS DISGUSTING IN SIDE i refuse to put anything in side of it. In the AM the breakfast was bad but the coffee was worst!
Im glad we only stay for one night this place need A LOT of help.

Got this for a really good price on priceline. It looks to me like they had just redone this whole hotel. It wasn’t quite finished but was very nice!

I was there from the 18^th to the 20^th of October. The gentleman working the desk on the night of the 18^th was helpful.
There were a couple fundamental flaws with my stay but this guy worked hard to fix things. He even went to the trouble to change out the mini-​fridge when I asked about it at 11 pm, even though the replacement didn’t work either.
Get your cooler ready!
Both fridges were slightly cool but well above the normal refrigerator temp and certainly no where near a freezer setting to preserve your perishables.
You might run into problems if you run Macintosh platforms, ie. iPhones, iMacs, etc. I had to call the ISP to manually set up the internet, which took about 10 minutes. I vaguely remember the speed but it seemed pretty good.
I got a good deal with Priceline. It’s the best in the area, I hear. If you’re a power driver like me, this would make a decent pit stop, traveling from the Carolinas to Florida. I wouldn’t stay for longer than a couple nights though.
Now here’s where it’s a little gross. There were obvious markings on the towels but I asked him to bring me clean ones without markings and he gladly obliged.
Being nice does go a long way but you guys need to work on the place a little more. :-)
I would have given this place a three or four star rating if the towel and mini fridge issues didn’t happen.

My husband and I are far from what you’d call hotel snobs and we’re not overly picky about the hotels in which we stay. In fact, we’re typically pretty happy at any 2.5−3 star hotel we land at using Priceline. Our only requirements are that the hotel is clean and safe. While we had no issues with the latter, the topic of cleanliness was a huge miss here.
Upon check-​in, we went to our assigned room only to find packages of food throughout the room, the ironing board out and the TV on at full volume. We returned to the front desk where we were told that the guest had checked out, but housekeeping hadn’t been notified. With apologies, he assigned us to another room; supposedly the last available on the property. This new room was dark, dingy and was not very clean. There were surfaces that hadn’t been cleaned at all (the desk had crumbs on it and the sticky remnants of some sort of drink, there was still (used) soap in the soap dish in the shower) and we were really uncertain if the sheets had even been changed in the room. The sheets on one of the beds was very wrinkled — the sort that appeared slept in. The sheets on the other bed left us nervous enough to cover the surfaces with our own clothes (on which we slept on top of) just in case.
After not sleeping well in these conditions, we showered very quickly (with towels that did not smell very clean — nothing like the usual bleach-​heavy smell in hotel towels) and ran out without sampling the complimentary breakfast.
All in all, the hotel is well located if you need a place to stay right off I-​95, but there is a Fairfield Inn and Country Inn & Suites at the same exit that might present a better option for the night.

Avoid this place like the plague. The rooms are disgustingly filthy, the moldy malodorous smell in the hallways gets exponentially worse inside the room. The bathroom is moldy, dirty and teaming with bugs. This place is a real crap hole and no telling what you will leave with by way of infection or disease.

Was once probably an acceptable cheap hotel. Years of neglect later, it still looks okay on first glance, but about 30 seconds after you leave the tacky lobby, the true hotel shows itself. It’s filthy, rundown, and smelly. The AC unit in my room didn’t work, there was no grout in the bathroom tiles, so they shift under your feet, the room smelled like smoke, and was very dated. We were here on business and there was no internet for 2 of our 3 day stay, when I called the front de to inquire when it would be working again I was told «I dunno, whenever I have time to restart the router. Soon I hope.» It didn’t come back on until the next day.
The staff is friendly. That’s the only good thing I can say about this dump.

My usual haunts at the airport exit were full, so I came to this Wyndham property for the night. This hotel is right off 95 and apparently always has the lowest rate in the area. On the night in question, it was $ 69.50 while the other hotels in the area were around $ 97.
Nothing really special, this is just a pitstop for me and pretty much everyone else along this stretch of 95. In the parking lot, you’ll see an overwhelming amount of cars from either Florida or New York… and seasonally… Quebec and Montréal.
Three stars because it’s a good value and it’s not a resort vacation, it’s just a stopover!

The walls MIGHT be made out of paper…
The doors slam shut…
Breakfast was gross and practically nothing was there. The waffle maker didn’t even work! Lol!
The most annoying thing besides the train track outside my window was that the bathroom door kept closing on me while I was getting ready in the morning! It kept bumping me, and since I had no coffee because they were out of any sort of cup at breakfast, I nearly lost my sanity. Annoying.
But I saw no bed bugs or body hair in the bed so it was good enough at midnight after a long day.

Someone posted with a poor review, I on the other hand found the hotel to be clean, comfortable, with nice size rooms. As for people not having towels, well, we had them and when we needed more they were sent up immediately. I would definately stay there again.

Could have stayed in historic savannah for minimum $ 185 a night but instead chose the wingate for $ 55 a night. Very clean, accommodating staff, adequate hot breakfast, oversized room. Only complaint is the disgusting coffee and no hot chocolate mix. Would stay again if going to savannah. Oh, and the staff was very friendly when I called to let them know I would be checking in late @ 9.

Beds are comfortable but that’s the only good thing about this hotel. Checked in late (2 am) and they had released our rooms. Luckily they weren’t busy so we were able to get them back. However, one of the rooms we were given keys to had PEOPLE SLEEPING IN IT! How embarrassing! Then we didn’t get the wake up call we requested and the water system is NOT adequate for a large hotel. If someone else turns on the shower, the pressure in YOUR shower should NOT drop to nothing.
Get your sh*t straight, Wyndham, and start hiring staff with more than 2 brain cells!

I noticed the other review, but I can only speak for my own experience. The hotel is clean, serves breakfast, and has a business center. The rooms and lobby all have internet. It’s usually perfectly fast enough but noticed for a bit this morning that it was slower than I’d like. The prices are high-​ish but competative for the area. Like my hometown of Charleston, I assume that the rates are a result of Savannah being a well-​known tourist destination.