I am really surprised by the bad reviews of this place. I'm not doubting the reviewers' honesty or anything, but it's like reading about a different motel from the one we stayed at. For $60 a night we got a nicely appointed room with two queen beds, writing table, overstuffed chair, fridge, and flatscreen TV. The service was wonderful from the time we walked in. We were given a friendly welcome and the desk staff were very personable and helpful with suggestions for restaurants and visiting Savannah. I didn't partake of the complimentary breakfast the next day but my wife said it was terrific and would have been well worth paying extra for.
The walls were a bit thin. We did hear some muffled voices from the next room but nothing major.
The location is what it is. It is not downtown and there's not much in the immediate vicinity but it is just off the interstate and it's not a bad drive to downtown.
We saw no creepy crawlies. Our room was quite clean.
I'm sorry others had a bad experience here but we loved it. I would certainly go back.

My husband and I stayed here because the rate seemed ideal at $59 with only a 18 minute drive into Historic Savannah. We canceled our reservation for the second night and made one across the street at the Wingate in (only $10 more, and totally worth it!).

There was a pubic hair in the bathtub, along with a few little bugs crawling around. I discovered gum on the headboard of the bed in the middle of the night. It was EXTREMELY loud all night long. The bedding had a grungy feel to it, I didn't even feel comfortable getting under the covers.

I will admit that I am a bit snobby when it comes to hotels, but this experience would make any barbarian cringe!

Do yourself a favor and pay the extra $ and try one of the surrounding hotels....you'll be happy you did!

My wife and I spent 3 nights at the Inn and couldn't have been
more pleased with our stay. The room was clean, had 2 queen
beds, desk, a couple of chairs, fridge and very interesting decor.
The hot breakfast was wonderful and was kept fully stocked.
It included eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, waffles, yogurt,
juices, fruit, cereals, sweet rolls, bagels, milk and coffee. The
staff was extemely helpful and friendly, Adjacent to the breakfast
area is a courtyard where you could enjoy your breakfast, as well.
Each night we would up using the microwave to reheat some
leftover items, had a bottle of wine and thoroughly enjoyed the
evening in the courtyard. The front desk was very helpful in
suggesting a couple of restaurants in downtown Savannah
during our stay. We plan to return to Savannah in the Fall and will stay at the Inn at Mulberry Grove, again.

While this hotel is cheap, it is not worth it. It is far from Savannah and had horrible service. While Savannah is only 8.2 miles away, it involves a trip through the bad side of town and takes about 20-25 minutes. Our air went out in the room overnight. We tried to call the front desk numerous times and did not receive an answer.

The breakfast was horrible. The room was too small, there was a hair in our biscuit, the biscuits were ice cold, the food itself was horrible. There was nothing worth staying at this hotel for. The walls were paper thin, we heard noise every time someone went down the steps. We booked two nights with high hopes, and ended up cancelling our 2nd night (without a refund) to stay at another hotel...which was 3 times the price, but worth the money. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. Don't let the good reviews written by the hotel staff fool you.