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The Gastonian

Savannah, Georgia, United States · Verdigreen · Core Luxury

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The Gastonian pairs two adjoining 1868 Regency-Italianate mansions of handmade Savannah brick and white stucco, built for insurance broker R.H. Footman at 220 East Gaston and grocer Aaron Champion at 218. A late-19th-century earthquake cracked the facade; a garden walkway now joins the four-story houses. The 17-room inn is AAA Four Diamond and adults-only, two blocks from Forsyth Park, with made-to-order breakfast and evening wine included.

About The Gastonian

History

The Gastonian occupies two adjoining Regency-Italianate mansions built in 1868 of local handmade brick with white stucco in Savannah's Historic District. The house at 220 East Gaston Street was built for insurance broker R.H. Footman, and 218 East Gaston Street for wholesale grocer Aaron Champion; a late-19th-century earthquake cracked the facade.

The mansions were converted into a luxury bed-and-breakfast inn with 17 rooms across four stories, connected by a walkway over a garden courtyard. AAA Four Diamond rated and a former Relais & Chateaux member, it is now part of the Historic Inns of Savannah Collection, two blocks from Forsyth Park.

The setting

The Gastonian puts guests toward the south of Savannah Historic District, Savannah. Mercer Williams House Museum is roughly 5 minutes' walk. The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist is roughly 5 minutes' walk, and Forsyth Park is roughly 6 minutes' walk. Sleep on a square if you want to walk under oaks; sleep on the river if the ships are the sound. 1 mile from I-16.

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