I wasn't aware that the rooms would be soooo small. I had a room with a king sized bed, which is what I asked for but the room was so smaill that it hurt to watch tv in bed...it was just that close. Also, the walls are paper thin. My husband and I listen to man in the other room snore all night long. I got no sleep. We checked out the next day and check in at the country suites across the street.

Surprising a cute little place for the price. The staff was very friendly and the room was spotless. We went for a quick cheap weekend and would stay here anytime over any other econo place. The breakfast was the only disappointment.

DO NOT STAY AT THE INN AT MULBERRY GROVE! First of all, I am not an angry person and I have spent several hundred nights at hotels all around the world so I've seen almost everyrthing - until I checked into this motel. I was led to stay at the Inn at Mulberry Grove because of reviews on Trip Advisor so I feel compelled to provide other readers with candid information about this hotel. Customer service at the Inn at Mulberry Grove is horrible...especially considering that it is a small MOTEL, with TINY rooms, across the street from a loud, busy truck stop.

My experience almost mirrors that of another guest. I was visiting Savannah (which is about 10 MILES away) with my wife for a romantic weekend and booked a king size room. I too called the hotel to verify my reservation and room type. Upon arrival, I checked in and was given my key. When I got to the room, I was surprised that it was an extremely small double room. Having experienced this before at other hotels, I went back to the lobby and informed the attendant that I was mistakenly given a double room as opposed to the king room that I reserved. She informed me that all the king rooms were booked with the exception of a room with a jacuzzi. She informed me that I could pay double the rate that I was paying and get that room. After continuously saying that there was nothing she could do, and saying that I didn't get my room type because I booked my room on the Internet, I began to plead for her to call the owner. The owner (via phone) concurred that there was nothing that they could or would do for me (even though there was a king room available) and that I could leave. The owner told me that he would find another place for me to stay - which he did. However, it wasn't a favor as the place would be at a higher rate and he wouldn't pay the difference. After I told him that my wife hated chain hotels (which is why we were at his inn) and we didn't want to stay there, the OWNER told me that I couldn't stay at his hotel because he didn't like me and thought that I might be a problem.

I have never been told that I could not stay at hotel because I wanted what I reserved and stood my ground. If there had not been another king room available, I would not have been so bothered, but there was a king room available. At the end of the day, you should not stay here because your room type is not guaranteed. You should not stay here because management cares nothing about making up for their mistakes - The owner was rude and hung up in my face during our conversation. You should not stay here because booking via the Internet guarantees you nothing.

Again, I was led to stay at the Inn at Mulberry Grove because of reviews on Trip Advisor. There are other, better hotels closer to Savannah with a better staff and more willingness to work with people on vacation. Don't let the manager's response comments sway you into staying there like they did me. Find somewhere else to stay. Don't have your wife or husband say, we should have listened to that guy on Trip Advisor. Find somewhere else to stay, you might have to anyway like I did.

My husband and I decided to book this hotel for our one year wedding anniversary after looking at the website and reading positive reviews. When I called to make the reservations, I told the lady at the front desk that it was our anniversary and I needed a room with a king sized bed. She assured me that she would place me in a room with a king bed. A few days before our arrival, I called to confirm our reservations and she said "Yes we have you down for October 13th for a room with a king sized bed". When we arrived at the hotel, the lady at the front desk ran my husbands credit card and then basically threw our room key at us and grumbled that the room was outside on the left. We walked into our room to discover that there were 2 double beds. We figured that perhaps she put us in the wrong room. We went back to to front desk to tell her and she said "We put you in that room because we don't have anymore rooms with a king size bed." I reminded her of how I had made specific reservations over a week ago and had called the hotel 2 days before to confirm. She told me there was nothing she could do because everyone was already locked into their rooms. I asked her to reverse my husband's credit card and we would go some where else since we didn't get what was promised. She refused and then denied telling me that I would have a king sized bed. Now why in the world would I book a room wtih no guarantee that my husband and I would even be able to sleep in the same bed on our anniversary?! I told her that this was unacceptable and I wanted to speak to her manager. She got irate and began yelling at me about how she couldn't reverse the credit card because it was after 12pm and how she couldn't bump anyone out of their room. Again, I told her that I was not accepting that answer and if she couldn't give us the room we booked then she would either have to reverse the credit card so that we could leave or let me speak to her manager. This made her even more irate. She began slamming things down on the desk and yelling even louder, saying that this wasn't her fault but she would fix the problem and reverse the credit card so that we could leave. After about 5-10 minutes of arguing with her and asking to see management she finally reversed the credit card. My husband and I went next door to the Wingate hotel and the lady at the front desk was extremely nice. She told us she had a room that we could check into immediately. After searching her computer for a moment she said "How about this..since this is your anniversary and it sounds like you have gotten it off to a bad start why don't I give you a suite for the same price as the regular room?" Our stay at the Wingate was wonderful! Our room was HUGE! For about $50 cheaper than the dinky, dirty room at the Mulberry, we got a beautiful room about the size of a one bedroom apartment! The lady at the Wingate saved our wedding anniversary from becoming a disaster! Do NOT stay at the Mulberry but I do HIGHLY recommend the Wingate. The staff is extremely friendly and hospitable and the hotel and rooms are clean and spacious!