John Wesley Room at Savannah Inn Is Named for City's Founder of the Methodist Movement

13 Foot Ceilings

2 Guests, 1 Night – $299 ~ Check Availability

Named for John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement in Savannah, this room was the original grand parlor of the Henry Dresser side of the house. With 13 foot ceilings, original plaster medallion, and heart pine floors, this large room features a king-sized four-poster bed dripping with crocheted lace, and a working gas fireplace and looks out onto the front porch. The brand-new spa-like bathroom features a walk in shower.

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