Traveling to Savannah with a Pet
Savannah's compact historic district and frequent public squares make it easy to build breaks into a sightseeing day. The city can be very warm, but its shaded streets and slower pace are a good match for travelers who plan around the weather.
Where to Stay
- Historic District for classic squares and walkable attractions
- River Street area for waterfront access and nightlife
- Starland District for a more local arts and dining scene
Pet-Friendly Hotel Starting Points
Kimpton pet-friendly hotels
Kimpton operates a well-known boutique hotel in Savannah and follows a broad pet-friendly policy.
Check the current pet policy →Best Western pet-friendly hotels
Another starting point for regional pet-friendly lodging.
Check the current pet policy →Tips for a Better Trip
- Avoid the hottest part of the day during summer.
- Historic paving and stairs can be challenging for older dogs.
- Use the squares as short rest points rather than pushing one long walk.
Before You Leave Home
Keep vaccination information, identification and your veterinarian's contact details easy to reach. For interstate travel, the USDA notes that individual states and territories can set animal-health requirements, so check the rules for your destination when planning a longer trip. USDA interstate pet travel information.
More Savannah Travel Planning
For general destination information, events and visitor planning, see the official or primary visitor resource for Savannah. You can also review our pet travel checklist, flying with pets guide and pet-friendly hotel chain guide.