I've noticed many historic places -- hotels and restaurants -- to have the tendency to rest on their laurels. They are merely ghosts of their former glory and the staff usually acts like they're doing you a favor. Not so with The Savoy. Each member of the staff was more than courteous -- they were enthusiastic. Check-in was pleasant and... More

I was already a little skeptical because of reviews I read on here and other places but I also read they just “remodeled” some of the rooms and I asked for a remodeled room which they gave me. When we got to the floor and walked to the hallway I could tell the Hallway was redone and it was actually... More

I stayed here on a quick overnight trip from Nebraska. The check-in experience was smooth and I think we accidentally got upgraded on our room. We were in a king bedroom suite and it was huge, with 1 1/2 baths, a clawfoot tub, TV, couches, chairs, big bed and a fake fireplace. The room was nice, comfortable and clean, though... More

My son stayed at this hotel March 31st. He brought his Fiance here to propose to her. The hotel was very charming and historic. My son booked the room on an online site, but called the hotel in advance to make special arrangements for me to get into the room and set it up for his surprise proposal. When I... More

The best breakfast you could expect in a B & B!!! Great! Lobster bisque, eggs Benedict, omelets, salmon, etc, etc.

First let me say that I am from the KC area, and I *love* this city. So when my fiance was coming in town one weekend and we decided to stay somewhere downtown for a 'night out', I wanted it to be really awesome and show the true charm of the city, so after long deliberations of where to stay,... More

This stay was really out of a movie set. The Savoy, famous for Benny Goodman's Album "Stompin at the Savoy," has maintained its mystery and glamour and has not changed a thing in its kitchen, in 51 years, according to staff. So, one can order Lamb with Artichoke Hearts, Smoked Salmon and Caviar, Crab Crepes, or even Veal Veloute for... More

An outstanding slice of Americana. Built as the lodging of choice for the Railroad and Cattle Barons, this hotel retains many, actually most, of it's original furnishings. The tavern, including the hand painted murals depicting scenes from the settling of the west, which surround entire wall, as well as the leather bar stools, have been in place since the building... More

As a photographer, I was looking for a place of value where I could take my viewers for a ride. I found it here. Walk in to the Savoy and its like a trip back in time. I've had my fair share of outlandish faked themes in the best places in Las Vegas, Its amazing to find such a wonderful... More