Aloft by Marriott Savannah Airport

The Bar customer service Friday and Saturday was great. Gregory was really nice. The rooms were comfortable.

The front desk associate Friday and Saturday mid day was not the most welcoming, she would rarely speak and would often just watch me and my family like we were going to steal something.

Loved the location and the staff was amazing

Our door looked as if it had been broken into

I was not comfortable with the room itself. It felt like it was an art gallery in a locker room without a locker for my things. The focus of the lighting was on the room and I found it difficult to use the mirror when my face was in the shadow because the lighting was behind me. There was no place for a suitcase except the cube for a chair and the exposed bar on a room accent with some hangers is not a substitute for a closet. The shower was challenging in that both the shower head and the wand came on and I couldn’t find any way to turn off the wand other than turning it towards the wall. Lastly the window cover was a joke as it appeared the motor to raise and lower the cover didn’t work and I could see an unattached electric wire sticking out of the motor housing. The cover had been pulled out of the glides and you had to manually roll the bottom up and down. For my purpose on this trip this room was inadequate.

Awesome room. Very clean and in a great location

THE HOTEL ROOM WAS SPACIOUS AND HAD A VERY CUTE DESIGN. THE ROOM WAS VERY CLEAN AND THE BEDS WERE SUPER COMFY. THE CONCIERGE LORENA WAS SUPER PROFESSIONAL AND VERY HELPFUL. SHE MADE OUR STAY NICE AND EASY.

If not for the young lady at the front desk who provided great service, we would have rated this hotel a 1. We stayed with family. This was the first and most incredibly odd problem. The room has two queens on one side of a partial decorative wall. On the other side is an all glass shower. There are no doors separating these. So, if a family member wants to shower, they have to do so on full display of the entire family. There are gaps in the wall that allow people to look directly into the shower. There is a mirror on the wall allowing people in the bedroom area to look at the person in the shower while they are showering. The toilet area has two half barn doors that don’t fully close providing zero privacy in the bathroom. Conceptually, what situation would require people to sleep in different queen size beds, but watch each other shower and not be able to use the bathroom with privacy? Certainly not a family of 5. Furthermore, the pool had mold on the steps leading into it so we didn’t swim, and the light switches and baseboards were a little rough. The attempt to offer a modern look is clear, but in the strangest design imaginable that is totally impractical. This room would be great if you are on a Honeymoon or with a spouse where privacy is not a concern, but that would be a King room, not two Queens. And to make it worse, we called in advance after reading some reviews and were assured it is a standard hotel room layout. I can assure you, it is not that. Be warned.