Savannah Discount

Rose Bedroom in the Heritage House, a charming Savannah Vacation Rental

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Press Release) – Jun 03, 2010 – Want a last-minute getaway for the family, that won’t break the bank? Come to Savannah, Georgia this month and stay in one of the city’s most historic and charming vacation rentals.

Heritage House, a 2 bedroom/2.5 bath brick townhome, has a special June rate of $149/night (it ordinarily rents for $180/night). The 134-year-old home accommodates 6, and is located in the heart of the Historic District. All of Savannah’s tourist attractions, restaurants, shopping and historical monuments are within an easy – and beautiful – walk.

Heritage House features:

# Private Walkway

# High Speed Internet

# A Fully Equipped Kitchen – refrigerator w/icemaker, pots, pans, dishware, silverware, glassware, stove, coffee maker, blender, microwave and more

# 2 bedrooms upstairs with their own private full bathrooms

# 1/2 bath & sleeper sofa downstairs

# A private patio, enclosed by a walled garden

# Cable television with DVD player

# Linens, towels included

# Dog friendly (extra charges apply)

To take advantage of this special last-minute June rate, vacationers must stay a minimum of two nights before June 30.  Taxes and cleaning fee are extra. View this Historic District Vacation Rental and booking information.

Looking for ways to keep more money in your pocket while visiting Georgia’s first city? Then read on.

Here are three tips that can save you more than $300 for a four-day/three-night stay in Savannah’s downtown Historic District:

1) Book your vacation in June, July or August, and save 10%: Many downtown vacation rentals are offering off-season rates in summer months this year. With off-season rates, many two-bedroom vacation rentals cost around $245 a night, making them far more cost effective than a downtown hotel for a family of four (or more). Thanks to the 10% discount, a family of four will save about $70 for three nights, and even more for a longer stay.

2)Dine in. Most Historic Savannah vacation rentals come with fully equipped kitchens. So a family that eats breakfast, “desayuno” or “le petite dejeuner” in for three days will save about $80 in restaurant expenses. Eating lunch at the vacation rental can save another $80 for a four day/three night stay.

3) Don’t forget Fido.  If you bring along Fido (or Spot) for your four-day trip, you can save $80-$100 in boarding expenses at your vet. Not all Historic District vacation rentals accept dogs, so you should ask ahead of time. (Both Heritage House and Gaston Street Getaway permit dogs up to 20 pounds).

The net/net: you can save more than $300, and still see all the sites in Savannah’s Historic District (and even make a daytrip to Tybee Island).