Bryan Street Parking Garage

I wish I could give zero stars. I have never in my life encountered people so incredibly rude! The people working here should know they are working with a bunch of tourists, some of which do not normally use parking garages. When we parked our ticket did not come out where it was supposed to. I parked and my husband walked to go get the ticket. He said they handed him the ticket and did not say a word to him. When we left, I did not know I had to give the ticket and the ticket from our inn to the girl at the window. When I apologized she actually rolled her eyes at me. Other than telling me to give her the ticket, she did not say another word. Thankfully we later found parking at our hotel because I did not want to be treated like that again. If you don’t like your job, or can’t handle working with the public, then find a new job. I’d drive my car into the Savannah River before returning to this parking garage.

Save yourself some time and road rage and just head to this parking garage!
Savannah reminds me a little bit of St. Augustine when it comes to parking… you can ride around in circles til your head explodes, just waiting for a spot, or *hoping*you actually have cash on you to park in a convenient (but overpriced) lot.
We did one circle and I made a bee-​line back to this garage. It was clean, plenty of spots (on a Monday mid-​morning) and it didn’t smell like pee or cigarette smoke, like some other parking garages. And it’s close to the touristy stuff and good food: all within walking distance.
The pricing must have gone up, as I read some other reviews… but it was still reasonable. I think we were out and about for about 4 – 5 hours, and it was only $ 4.
Why review a parking garage, you ask? Just to save you some time and let you know that you don’t have to be an expert parallel parker, or parking spot stalker when trying to secure a spot downtown!

Can’t beat $ 3 per day parking!
Cheap, easily accessible and it’s just a few short blocks from Ellis Square, which is a great place to just hang out after getting a drink at Wet Willie’s or grabbing a beer at Wild Wing Café.
We came here as a family on a sunny Sunday afternoon and parking was just $ 3, plus it was easy to find parking.

Clean, convenient, and cheap. What more could you ask for?
So glad we found this garage, as it’s right across from River Street and is in the heart of the downtown area in Savannah. We paid $ 5 for the daily rate on the weekend.
A little tip — everyone tries to park in the spots they see on the way up. If you go down the exit lanes, there are whole new rows of parking that people seem to forget are there.

Wow. What a great cheap hotel. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ do recommend. There are always vacancies, unlike the rest of the asshole hotels on this Presidents’ Day /​valentines day weekend. This hotel is very centrally located, definitely within crawling distance of bars. Can’t beat the nightly rate either, $ 8, really?
As far as amenities go, the bathroom is huge, just open the door and piss wherever you want. The beds/​seats weren’t that comfortable to sleep on. It did get a little cold in the room, but when you’re shitfaced hammered at 4am a place to sleep sounds pretty enticing, even if it is in the back of a Toyota. One minor complaint: in the morning when you’re hung over from a night of furious alcoholism and you’re fighting a killer case of the spins, these asshole «responsible people» are continuously coming back to the garage to retrieve their cars, and using that terrible honk function to find them. It’s like some sort of sad, responsible pilgrimage back to the Mecca of American alcoholism and bad decisions. (which really kills your vibe when your head is pounding and you just want to be a miserable waste in peace).
When asked if I’d stay at this hotel again, my answer is ab-​so-​fucking-​lutely not. The beds were terrible and the responsible morning people were insufferable. With that being said, it was awesome in a pinch, and hey; $ 8 bucks and no DUI, I really can’t complain.

If only the parking garages in South Beach (Miami Beach FL) could be this good, dollar wise and cleanliness… And I only say South Beach because, for the most part, it’s the only area that I always end up in a parking garage.
In Miami… enough time to cover dinner runs us a little over 10 bucks and closer to 15 bucks if we grab «after dinner» drinks at a local bar.
In Savannah… lump sum 3 bucks (with or without the «after-​dinner» drinks… it’s still just 3 bucks.
In MIami… people do not understand that those doors leading to stairs are not toilets. I don’t remember entering the stairwell at any of the public garages and not smelling urine… ATTENTION RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS TO MIAMI… use a bathroom or at least leave the garage and pee behind a bush. Stairways are meant for walking up or down; not for you to see your pee do it’s best imitation of a slinky.
In Savannah… used two different garages and I am happy to report… no nastiness… thanks Savannah for having considerably more class than Miami.