The Printmaker’s Inn is nestled in the heart of historic Savannah, just two blocks from the iconic Forsyth Park. This charming property offers a welcomed escape through its curated pairing of historic preservation and modern luxuries.

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The Hills-Galloway House c. 1693

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  • The HG house is a magnificent example of First Period and Georgian Architecture.

    Originally sitting on the Connecticut River in East Hartford, the Hills-Galloway House circa 1693, was originally built for Lt. Jonathan Hills and his wife Dorothy Hale.

    In 2020, we began the five-year process of lovingly relocating the home to Savannah, GA where we went through extreme measures to ensure authentic historical preservation.

  • The HG house has two suites, the Lt Galloway and Bellingham. Although there are no kitchens in these suites like the Nichols House, a small fridge, coffee pot are in the suites. ALL SUITES HAVE PRIVATE ENSUITE BATHROOMS.

  • The two-story back porch and courtyard at the HG house are great spots to relax.

    Our family lives on site in the main section of the Hills Galloway House. We are readily available to help ensure a great stay!

The Nichols House c. 1884

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  • The Nichols house is a prime example of Italianate architecture of the Victorian Era in Savannah.  Intricate corbels and dental molding adorn the outside, while the inside boasts original ceiling medallions, crown molding and beautiful heart pine wood floors. 

    Built for William Nichols in 1884, the house is rich in history. William was the oldest son of George Nichols, the head printer in Savannah during the Civil War.  William continued the family tradition to become a prominent printer in Savannah as well, hence the name Printmaker’s Inn.  The house was, for a time, owned by Nat King Cole, and has also served as a local community center for underprivileged youth in Savannah. 

  • The Nichols house has four large suites all including kitchens or kitchenette. Perfect for families or guests that want ample room to spread out. ALL SUITES HAVE PRIVATE ENSUITE BATHROOMS.

  • While all the suites are on the large side, there are no interior common spaces in the Nichols house. However, the back courtyard and front porch are great outdoor spaces all can enjoy privately or together!

    Our family lives on site in the main section of the Hills Galloway House. We are readily available to help ensure a great stay!

  • "This is a very special place. It is one of the most beautiful inns I have ever stayed in. Every detail of the historic house has been restored to an exceptional degree of historicity and authenticity. Furniture, wall colors and artworks match the period. Beyond that it is comfortable, out of the busy parts of town but in easy walking distance. The proprietor is a great guy. Simply a wonderful experience!"

    Christoph | Georgian Suite

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Why Stay With Us?

The Location

  • Heart of Historic District

  • Blocks from majestic Forsyth Park

  • Easy access to Downtown and River Street

The History

  • The Hills-Galloway House is older than Savannah! The house was moved from Connecticut and carefully restored on site (c. 1693)

  • The Nichols House was once owned by Nat King Cole.

The Luxury Suites

  • Variety of spacious floor plans

  • Era-appropriate antiques and decor

  • Historic features with modern amenities

  • Local Savannah Bee Company products available