Inn at Mulberry Grove

Not a glamorous hotel, basically right off of 95. It was fine for what we used it for---an overnight stay on the way to Florida. Would not recommend for an extended say or while staying in Savannah. The pictures do make it look little less like what it is. This is a budget motel across the street from a very busy truck stop/convenience store. The staff was very odd. They called us asking what time we were checking in around 8:30 pm while we were still driving. When we got to the property, they asked some slightly specific questions about our kid and old they are. I'm not sure if that was because of child trafficking or not, but it was a little strange. We all complained about being itchy when we sat on the bed. We did not see bed bugs, but both my wife and I had bug bites that we discovered by the next day. The toilet in the room had an awful wh I'mistling noise when flushed.

Pretty strict wanted copy of everyone’s license that was staying in the room, had a 100$ deposit which wasn’t listed on the booking website. They must have had terrible customers cause they made me feel like I was doing something wrong, I actually thought they would have been happy if I didn’t have the 100$ deposit not mentioned since the room was non refundable 🤔

I received a call from the attendant Friday evening around 8 pm asking me what time I would be checking in? I told her I would reach in about a hour. I arrived there and no one was there to check us in. I had to call the emergency phone number to get a response and was told to get a key to another room and when she arrived, she would switch our room. At this point, we don’t go in that room because I felt the room wasn’t clean. A hour and half in that night, the attendant arrives and checks us in. Once we get in the room, I was disappointed to see walls looked dirty; the tv didn’t work; the sheet on the one bed looked stained; roaches were crawling. I relayed this to the attendant and I was told our room could be switched the next morning. I requested a discount for this inconvenience but was told there could be no discount since I booked through a 3rd party. Fast forward to the next day, my boyfriend and I left to go to the St. Patrick parade and I received a call that we had to return if we wanted a new room. That was impossible since we were in the middle of viewing the parade in Savannah. We forgo leaving the parade and settled on staying in that room. Once we got back, I had to get another keep because I misplaced my first one (I did find it). A gentleman told me our room was serviced; the tv worked; and the room was sprayed. I saw evidence of the spray and the dead roaches on the floor. We didn’t enjoy the stay at all.

They don't serve breakfast, but I got a bag of junk food from the clerk when I checked in. There's a Waffle House just across the road.

The property was clean for the most part. The towels in the room were old, dingy and unsightly. Towel appearance weighs heavily on the perception of overall cleanliness of a property.

The room smelled like mold and had obvious water damage in the bathroom they just painted over. Felt sick the whole night and next day until I left. Old, uncomfortable beds with filthy comforter that had cigarette burn holes. If you think the room is bad, the arrogant check in kid was even worse. Learn from my mistake, do your family a favor, and pick any other hotel in Savannah.

Everything was great. Friendly staff all around. Convenient for our travels. We will stay again. Thanks everyone

Too noisy outside and floor above. The furniture is woarn out and dirty looking.

Worst place ive stayed in for a long time. Room was dirty. Hair on the floor in the bathroom. We found a dead crab beside the bed. Dont even wanna know how it got there. And how the heck it didnt get cleaned up.