The newly named Hotel Bardo Savannah undergoes extensive renovations to bring guests an elevated experience through enhanced amenities and expanded service offerings. Nestled adjacent to Savannah's iconic Forsyth Park in the heart of the city’s historic downtown district, this one-of-a-kind property offers visitors a new luxury resort destination underpinned by Romanesque revival architecture and thoughtful interior design.

The project team tackles this historic renovation in three phases, beginning first with an expansion to the existing resort grounds, followed by a transformation of the property’s main restaurant (originally built in 1888), and ending with a complete renovation of the existing hotel. Ultimately, this renovation will transform the former Mansion on Forsyth Park into Hotel Bardo Savannah, a fully rebranded urban resort that transports guests to the effortless luxury of retro 1960’s travel and the Mediterranean coast.

Phase 2: Restaurant Renovation

The existing two-story main restaurant is transformed into the glamorous Saint Bibiana, bringing a coastal Italian-inspired concept to Savannah. This phase of the project features remodeled indoor and outdoor seating, chic private event space and private members club, as well as fully-equipped kitchen space to facilitate the resort’s culinary offerings, including immersive cooking classes.

Phase 3: Full Mansion Revitalization

Rounding out this unique, multi-faceted project is the top-down renovation of the historic hotel itself. The existing guestrooms undergo extensive updates to revamp the space while maintaining the original timeless feel, as do the spa, ballroom, and food and beverage outlets also located within the resort.

As part of this historic revitalization and an homage to the local community, Hotel Bardo Savannah will also offer a club membership for area residents that provides access to the new expansive fitness facility, pool, and private club above Saint Bibiana.

*The renderings shown here are conceptual, and the final product may vary slightly from the designs depicted at the time of this publication.