Inn at Mulberry Grove

Close to I95, inexpensive, friendly staff and includes full breakfast. A little dated and worn but clean and comfortable.

Gross. We booked a queen NONSMOKING room. We were given the tv remote with room keys. There was puke on the upstairs level by the room we had to leap over it. When we opened the door to the room the stench of cigarette smoke hit us in the face. We were disgusted and couldn’t stay the night at this place. Would not recommend.

If I could give these people a negative star rating I would. They would not give us our paid room because they gave it to someone else. This hotel cannot be trusted. Not a professional business they are running here. Stay away! They made up story that they gave up my room to someone with the same name the night before which makes no sense since I didn’t have a reservation the night before.

It’s a convenient motel right off the highway and we got a great price. It’s nothing fancy by any means, but it is clean and safe. Staff were friendly for the most part. The lady who checked us in was not the most pleasant, but the night staff were great. There is a fridge in the room, but not a microwave. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were awful. We even went and bought our own some they were so flat. Breakfast was ok, nothing great but they had decent coffee.

Great place to stay if you’re driving off I95 and need a place to stay and managed to snag a deal for $ 40/​night – maybe $ 50. This place should be no more than 2 stars. If you are touring Savannah, you may want to stay elsewhere. The walls are thin so you can hear your neighbors TV and also the traffic. OH MY, the traffic!!! If you have a choice, book the rooms in the back of the building so your room won’t face the traffic. Nothing like being woken up by cars and sirens. Our room was musty when we first entered.
The breakfast was also pretty lackluster. However the location is ideal and there are gas stations and a McDonald’s nearby.

Wonderful hotel. This was the most pleasant hotel stay I can remember. Not a fancy hotel but very clean, quiet, very comfortable. They have a great breakfast included with the rooms very fair price. The staff are wonderful. Every person I saw was genuinely nice and friendly. I will definitely stay here when passing thru again.

We needed a room for the night in Savanna and it was what I expected. Friendly and helpful staff. Free WiFi and cable. Free breakfast of carbs. The clean smoke free room was nicely decorated.
There is no pool, not that we had time to swim, just an FYI for you.

It is a little older but it was clean, quite and the staff was very friendly. We will stay here again

It is a nice little budget motel close to I 95. Clean rooms with nice decorations, decent breakfast bar included. About 20 minute drive to downtown Savannah where hotels are $ 200−300/ night. Free Wifi. They didn’t ask for a credit card deposit at all. Paid room online. Would stay here again.

A decent place to spend the night and not a fortune, just don’t expect too much. They offer breakfast, but it’s not much, hard boiled eggs, sausage gravy in a crock pot, and a waffle maker available too. Everything is small, and rooms all open to the outside. About 15 minutes outside Savannah, so be aware of that if you plan to go into Savannah.
Will not plan to stay here again, but ok for a short stay.

Was there due to family emergency and needed a place to stay. Looked up this place on Unilocal and got just what the reviews said. The price is very good and the room was clean. No wow factor if you are looking for elegant place to stay but if you just need a clean room for the night it a good place to stay

After a vacation in Orlando, we decided that since we were on the East Coast anyway, we might as well take a little road trip and see a couple of cities that were on our bucket list. After picking up a rental car at the Orlando airport, we headed north about five hours to Savannah. I was able to find a room at the Inn for three nights at less than $ 50 per night. Figuring you get what you pay for, I tried to keep my expectations low.
Loved that this motel was right off of I-​95. Port Wentworth is about 10 minutes away from historic Savannah, but it’s a pretty straight shot from the Inn into downtown. The girls at the front desk have handy preprinted directions for guests. Just ask when you head over to the lobby for your free coffee and biscuits.
Because I booked the first night through one website and the other two nights through a different website, we had to switch rooms. At first, it was a little annoying, but we wound up being pretty happy about the change as it seemed to be an upgrade to move upstairs.
The first night we were in a downstairs room that left me a little uneasy about the level of cleanliness in the room. There were dead bugs inside the enclosed bathroom light fixture and the toilet was loose. A little unsettling to sit down on the john and have it rock away from the wall. I was ok with the furniture having some scuffs and other signs of age to the place. Again, get what you pay for…
The second and third nights were spent in an upstairs room that was slightly cleaner and obviously non-​smoking (the first room had a faint smoke odor disguised by a sickly sweet air freshener). No bouncy-​bounce toilet here either. I did make the mistake of lifting up the mattress cover to make sure there were no bedbugs visible. No bugs, but there were some faded stains on the cover. This really put my standards to the test. Part of me thinks ANY hotel room is going to have remnants from other people, but part of me really wished I just wouldn’t have looked ;)
I will say that after seeing several of the moderately priced motels in the historic district from the outside, this one is no worse and it’s a third of the price. Things are old here; I kept telling myself that’s part of the charm.
There were standard amenities such as a small coffee maker in the room, an iron, and a TV that wasn’t bad. Fixturing and bedding could all use an update, but that stuff wasn’t really a priority for me. I just wanted a place where I felt safe to come back and sleep.
There were two girls trading duties at the front desk while I was there with one being significantly friendlier than the other, but neither one of them were unkind.
There’s a Waffle House and McDonalds across the street, but that’s about as fine dining as you get within walking distance.

This is a basic motel-​style place but it is clean and very nice for the price. The area is a bit remote compared to Savannah but it is convenient as a night stay traveling on I-​95. Staff was very friendly and helpful and the included breakfast was fair enough. A very nice value overall!

Well it wasn’t necessarily a bad hotel… I would really like to give it a 3.5 out of 5.
Pro–
1. Decent free breakfast in the morning. They have a waffle maker, eggs, biscuits, gravy. (All previously frozen but fine.). They had two cereals to choose from. There is a tip jar so it’s suggested you tip.
2. We were a 10 minute drive to downtown Savannah
3. Across the street is a Waffle House if you want something different for breakfast
4. Beds were pretty comfortable
5. Decent channel selection
6. Parking was decently lit.
Con–
1. The walls are PAPER THIN. We heard every conversation on either side of us. In detail. Woke up one morning to the guys next door having a conversation about UFO’s.
2. The shower did not seem to stay hot very long.
3. Our bathroom door stuck on the floor so it was difficult to close or open without fighting with it.
4. You are given a remote at check in– and it’s basic. You’ll need to know a Konami code to set a sleep timer.
5. You’re near a truck stop and a train … The walls are thin.
6. There is a blackout curtain that doesn’t stay closed completely, all the time.
7. Doors lead directly to the outside.
It wasn’t a horrible hotel– but it definitely did not feel like a get away. If you want cheap and you just need a place to sleep. And you’re a heavy sleeper, you’ll be fine.

This is a cute place in the middle of a ton of chains just off the highway in Georgia. North of Savannah by perhaps 15 miles.
Small, this two story building has outside access for all rooms, no long hallways to go down. You can park near your room.
The rooms are fine, plenty of room, and nicely furnished. TVs are old style, but they have lots of cable channels.
People in other reviews rave abut the breakfast, which I think probably raised my expectations. I found breakfast to be fine. The woman working it was polite and attentive, but there’s a HUGE tip jar in-​between the cereals and the waffle maker, so you really got the hint that a tip is expected. The cereal was one sweet and one not sweet, milk was whole, waffles were those «make them yourself» things, which was easy and clean, sausage were small rounds, eggs were all uniform size, not sure what they were, microwaved?, eggbeaters?, anyway I did not try them. Apples were the fruit offered when I was there.
4 stars because check-​in was super friendly, room was clean and nice sized, parking was easy, location perfect. Im a fan and Id stop here again.

My wife and I checked into this hotel on the evening of 27 December 2013 for a 3-​night stay. Upon arrival, we were charged $ 79.95 per night, though we were quoted a rate of $ 49.95 per night when we made the reservation via telephone on 24 December 2013. We were also given a remote control for the television, as the clerk informed us that the one for the room was missing. When we got to the room, we found that the tub was so dirty that I had to place a towel in the bottom of it in order to shower.
On the morning of 28 December 2013, we were rudely awakened by the housekeeping staff at 7:36 a.m. (that’s Saturday morning!) when they attempted entry into our room. This despite the fact that we had the «DO NOT DISTURB» sign inserted in the lock. Following that, my wife attempted to partake of the «complimentary» breakfast at 9:15 a.m. only to find that the staff was removing the food from the area. When she inquired as to the situation, she was rudely told that breakfast ended at 9:30 a.m. (15 minutes after she arrived). While my wife attempted to get breakfast, I located the missing remote control for the television in between the sheet and the duvet. This find indicated that the bedding had not been changed when the previous guests had checked out (if the bedding had been changed, the remote control would not have been made into the bedding).
We brought these concerns up to the «Manager» and our concerns were dismissed. We immediately checked out of this toilet and secured a reservation at a nearby establishment for the same rate for a much nicer room with far superior customer service. They should be ashamed at the performance of the staff. We shall never again stay at this dump and will be sure to let everyone we know know of our concerns.

This is a nice little place to stop by. Sure it’s not a five star, no big deal, I’m not putting on the Ritz personally so this place suited our needs. It was clean so that’s always good and it was pretty cheap. So if you get the chance to stop in Savannah, come on by here.

We were driving from DC to Miami and needed a place to stop and rest midway. Close to I-​95 was my husband’s requirement. I’m not really the type to just stop without checking reviews. Maybe I should be more adventurous in that area, but when it comes to laying my body on a strange bed, I need to know that there are no unwelcomed guests in the bed with me.
I did not want to spend a lot of cash for an 8 hour stay, so while my husband drove, I searched for a place. I found the Inn at Mulberry Grove on Orbitz for freakin’ $ 39. I didn’t even know that those rates still existed. I then looked for reviews and found them all split. Some hated and some really liked. Although the good outweighed the bad. At this point, I had already given myself a headache, so I just booked. I kept second guessing my choice and imagining some kind of Bates Motel.
We arrived a little after 11PM. The girl at the front desk was friendly and checked us in quickly. I still don’t understand the concept of giving you the remote control for the TV at check-​in though.
We were given a first floor room that was off to the side. The room was very clean and smelled fresh. The beds were comfortable and the linens were clean. My bug check turned up negative. The bathroom is small but adequate. We did not hear any noise from the highway until around 7AM. Even then it wasn’t so bad, and I’m a very light sleeper.
Breakfast was more than adequate for the price paid. They had sausages, biscuits, gravy, grits, waffles, cereal, juice, coffee & tea. There may have been other options but I don’t remember.
Yes, it’s a motel but I wish all motels along I-​95 were like this one. It would make our road trips more bearable for me.

I would have been happier if this place was advertised as a 2 star motel. The 2.5 star was incredibly generous. In short, this is a motel, no doubt about it. I would be incredibly disappointed if I had booked here on vacation and thought I was getting a budget hotel in Savannah. This is truly a road trip motel, which suited my needs just fine. Breakfast was probably the second most disappointing motel breakfasts I have ever had.
It was clean, had a tv and a refrigerator. If you are a light sleeper you will hate it — you can hear trucks all night long.

Got this place on Hotwire for $ 33, for one night while en route to Charleston, We were terrified at the results of our gamble. A non name brand? 2.5 stars? Thoughts of prostitution rings lurked in my mind. There was no need to worry.
The Inn at Mulberry Grove is a remodled Days Inn/​La Quinta type place. Its right off i-​95, so great for people passing through (though, at ¼th the price of a downtown hotel 10 minutes away, it could make a great choice for the budget traveler to Savannah as well).
The furniture, while slightly unsettling in a motel room, is all high end custom quality stuff, similar to the furniture in The Coral Gables Hyatt actually. INCREDIBLY CLEAN.
FREE breakfast in the morning, waffles, eggs, juice, sausage, biscuits, cereal etc. FREE. Nice little room, and even an attendant.
I often give advice to motel owners, help them run a better business. I have nothing but praise for the staff and owners of The Inn at Mulberry Grove. They are doing everything possible that can be done with a mid level property to make it perfect.
Running a Motel; They are doing it right.