La Quinta Inn Midtown Savanah Savannah

... apologies, future lodging and the admission that his staff fell far short during our stay after I posted the experience to the internet. It so unnerved me, I didn't get to truly enjoy Jared's awesome lasagna the next night (he gets his cooking skills from his mom) which sucked. I kept thinking for the rest of our visit, "If Dave hadn't been awake, we would have lost $3000" (which ultimately we did to Harley 5 days later). The pattern ...

... which only makes the beer, not the directions to the brewery/pub... So we gave up on that idea and said eff it and made our way a little more south.<br><br>Next stop Hilton Head Island. This was a very nice beach town a very "uppity" beach town. The beach was Amazing and we got to see more Dolphins, as of yet I still have not been quick enough to snap a picture, but I will! We found a brewery here ...

Visited the Savannah History Museum in an old train station.The Tourist information Center is there also.The artifacts of the city of Savannah are displayed.<br>Ate lunch at Clary's Cafe of the Book.<br>Toured the Williams Mercer House.The house in the book Midnight at the Garden of Evil.The house has eclectic decor.At the end of the ...

Drove to the Lady and Sons restaurant and made a lunch reservation.<br>Joined the guided city tours by Old Town Trolley Tours.It was 90 minutes.<br>Savannah has 24 public squares.Lots of old houses,oak trees and spanish moss.<br>Saw the Mercer Williams house of the book -Midnight in the Garden of Evil.<br>Had lunch at Paula Deen's restaurant -Lady and Sons.Paula Deen is a famous chef in the Food Channel.<br>It is a buffet lunch.Ate fried chicken,collared green,mash ...

... stop in Savannah was the Visitor Centre where they do not book accommodation much to Richard's chagrin. We checked out the Kehoe House as it was in the historic district and decided to stay there in spite of its cost. It is a restored 1892 Renaissance Revival mansion on Columbia Square - one of 21 famous squares in Savannah. This home, listed on the National Register of Historical Places, has 13 rooms and we stayed in the Oglethorpe Room ...

Savannah is really a great place to visit. If you go make sure to take the trolley tours, it's well worth the money. It's nice to sit back, not worry about the traffic and listen to your guide as he narrates the tour. You are free to get on and off as you wish, because there are many areas where you will like to spend some time.

... in the United States. What you'll find most amusing in this road trip is how the cultural diversity is manifested: the food! Along the way, in every stop you take, you'll find not only ethnic diversity among the people and their customs, but a wide variety of ...

... get gas. Since we were there I figured I would just run into the bathroom again... I can't help it! Dad tried to use the Speedpass to get gas and it wouldn't let him use it, so he used his credit card and we called the company from the car. Last year they had locked our account while on the drive down to Florida since they had seen a lot of charges made along the ...

... place and many of the streets lead to one of the dozen or so plazas that are central to each district. One particular plaza was host to a wedding reception that had spilled out of a local church and this was a very nice example of the atmosphere that was evident here. One of the main attractions to the place are the houses and buildings of the city. Looking like a version of a seventeenth century English high street, the style of the properties ...

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