Let's face it, it's a Red Roof Inn. But even then is it too much for the room to be clean without dirty towels left lying around, soap and shampoo to be provided, for the air conditioning to work and for there not to be something nasty smelling left in the toilet. All things I have encountered at this hotel over various stays.
The staff is all very pleasant, but they can't run a hotel to save their lives, not even a Red Roof.

This is a Red Roof Inn, and not the Ritz. If you go in knowing that, you will be satisfied with your stay here. This hotel is not very old, and the rooms are adequate. There is a free breakfast of decent selections. The hotel has three floors, all accessed from the inside, not like the old Red Roofs where you lugged things up the outside stairs to the second floor. There is nothing that screams "upgrade" about this place, but it is clean, near the highway, and is priced moderately for the area. If you need luxury, then you need to check one of the other hotels at this exit, #104 off I-95, but if you want a basic room that doesn't max your credit card, this is it. The only complaint I would have is that they skimped too much on the mattresses. They are thin and squeak quite a bit. With a better mattress, I would rate this much higher, but since the idea of getting a motel is to sleep, I would say average.

I stayed here for two nights with no problems. The staff was helpful and the cookies at the front desk were excellent. The hotel is across the street from several retail stores and restaurants. On and off I-95 was very easy.

Stayed at the Red Roof Inn during St. Patrick's Weekend 2002 because it was the only property that we could find anywhere near Savannah; it's a good 20 minutes from downtown. It's a no-frills basic motel. However, it's a very new property with easy freeway access. I also felt very safe, as the hotel has interior corridors. There's also a Wal-Mart Supercenter across the street. If you're on a budget in Savannah, this would be a good option for you.