The Smokefree Marshall House Offers Its Business Guests Special Amenities, With High-speed Internet Access, And Executive Suites With Separate Living Areas, Work Desks And Dual-line Telephones. A Business Center Is Fully Equipped With Fax, Computer, Printer, Scanner And Internet Access. Wireless Internet Is Available In All Public Areas Throughout The Hotel. For Guests Wishing To Exercise While In Town, The Marshall House Offers Complimentary Access To The Downtown Savannah Athletic Club.

The Marshall House Is Also Ideal For Wedding Celebrations With Savannah's Historic Downtown Location, Elegant Ambiance, And The Marshall House's 45 Bistro, One Of Savannah's Most Highly Acclaimed Restaurants, To Service And Accommodate The Wedding Guests And Reception. The House Is Close To Favorite Wedding Sites, Such As Forsythe Park, Savannah's Romantic Gazebos And Squares, And Downtown Houses Of Worship.

Individually Furnished With Touches Of Times Gone By, The Marshall House Guestrooms Are Graced With Original Windows, Pine Floors, Sleigh Or Iron-frame Beds, Luxurious Bedspreads, Ladder-back Chairs, Chaises, And Armchairs With Ottomans. The Bathrooms, With White Wood Paneling And Black-and-white Checkered Flooring, Display Fresh White Linens With Pedestal Sinks And Nineteenth-century Claw-foot Tubs.

At The Marshall House, Business Travelers And Leisure Guests Alike Will Revel In Luxurious Touches Of Southern Hospitality, Such As Nightly Turndown Service, Complimentary Breakfasts, Newspapers And Complimentary Weekday Wine And Cheese. Beginning Sun., Jan. 29, 2006, Through Mon., Feb. 6, 2006, The City Of Savannah Will Be Resurfacing Broughton Street. The Resurfacing Of Broughton Street In Front Of The Marshall House Is Scheduled To Be Complete By Thursday, February 2, 2006, Weather Permitting. Because Of This, Parking On Broughton Street Will Not Be Available. However, The Hotel Will Continue To Offer Full Valet Service.
Standing Proudly On The Savannah River For The Past 150 Years In Savannah Georgia's Historical District The Marshall House Today Showcases A Blend Of Historic Details With Stylish Furnishings And Modern Conveniences. Named As A National Historic Building In 2000 By The Georgia Trust For Historic Preservation, The Marshall House Has Its Original Staircases, Wood Floors, Fireplaces, Brick Walls And Guestroom Doors.