Jacksonville

Savannah's historic district is the undisputed center of gravity for high-end accommodation. The city was designed in 1733 by James Oglethorpe around a system of 22 public squares, and the most coveted suites sit directly on or adjacent to these green spaces. Properties facing Forsyth Park, Chippewa Square, or Madison Square offer a particular quality of stillness: the squares function as outdoor rooms, filtered by Spanish moss and framed by Federal and Regency architecture.