Aloft Savannah Airport - Hotel in Pooler - 1423 Benton Blvd, USA

Oliver and Josh were so accommodating and kind. They made our stay so nice! The hotel walls are thin and not solidly built so the rooms are very noisy. It was difficult to get good quality sleep. The workout room is beyond amazing, it offers everything you could possibly need for a full workout. Walkability to shops and dining are endless. My room was a bit dirty including the area rug and shower. I liked all of the lighting options in the room and the vanity is a great size with good quality LED lighting.

This place is for swinger's, the only privacy in a double queen occupancy is the bathroom. The layout would be great if there were more doors of privacy. They have large wall mirrors. There was only 1 small trash can in the whole room. There's a small fridge with no microwave. The room that we were in was being used by the construction workers, and I felt we should've gotten compensation, but we didn't. Because we couldn't get anything else, we had to make it work. The location is great, not far from the airport.

This hotel is very modern and simple. The rooms are clean and the beds are comfortable. It is a great place to stop when traveling. There are plenty of restaurants near by. There is a nice lobby with a bar.

This is a clean, well located hotel if you're looking to be near the airport and a million chain restaurants all serving fried food. Its problems aren't with staff or something they can fix. This hotel has the thinnest walls of any place I've ever stayed. You hear everything, from crying babies to barking dogs to TVs and people talking at 2 in the morning. There's nothing on the walls to soften the sound. The toilets flush like a jet plane. The shower water pressure is fine but it's loud too and takes a while to warm up. The silly sliding doors in the bathroom fall off the tracks. I'm sure neighbors can hear every bodily function that you and your partner can. The garbage cans are heavy metal and just as loud. Some genious at corporate thought a tricycle was a good design for a luggage cart. It's not and you'll find out why when trying to juggle a cart, luggage, door key and your sanity in the wind. Once you do make it to your room and into bed, you'll smack your head on the metal bar they call a headboard. Your neck will ache from the flimsy plows. Staff will gladly give you more of them but it doesn't matter. The TV works but is slow and you'll have to log back in to Netflix or other streaming services every time you turn the TV back on. In short: It's a modern hotel with a nice staff that's got a lot of hard edges and a minimalist design that amplifies everything in a bad way.

At check in (around 15h30 on easter day), i was greeted by 2 very professional and friendly staff members. They were very nice i told them i had booked 2 rooms because we were driving from Florida back to Canada and were accompanied by my parents who are elderly, The clerk immediately offered adjascent rooms. Walking up to our rooms, we met 2 very polite and friendly cleaning ladies. I noticed that their tool carts looked clean and very well organized (says a lot about profesionnalism). Our rooms were very neat and without odors. Bathrooms were very clean. Outside they have a pool with chairs and sofas for resting. This hotel is at walking distance from many restaurants and stores. We will recommend it to our friends and family!

Stayed here for one night. Checked in and went to Savannah for dinner and came back just to sleep. I like the concept of the hotel but the room walls and ceiling are paper thin. The room was nice and fine for a small family of four. However, if you have older kids, you might want to rethink sharing a room. The bathroom is an open concept with the shower and sink positioned along a partion wall — the toilet is the only thing with actual privacy. I understand that this hotel is targeted towards younger millennials without kids — this is elder millennial still likes modern, tech-forward amenities. My biggest issue was with the noise in the room while we were trying to sleep — had to be up at 5:30 am. We could hear people in the adjacent rooms but they went to bed around the time we did and it wasn’t a big deal. However, there was either a person or a dog (I think it might’ve been a dog) that paced back and forth ALL NIGHT. It sounded like someone was walking around in high heels and then throwing marbles on the floor. It’s a real mystery and we’ll never know what was making all that noise. The bed was comfortable which was good because I spent a lot more time awake than I did sleeping. For the price, I’d expect a room that would at least be quiet. Cheap/thin drywall may look good on paper but try sleeping in a room with paper thin walls.

Very nice place to stay with one of the best staff's I've seen. You're walking distance to food and shopping and the bar us top notch for a nightcap. The room was very nice. Top floor. I loved the view at night and tho the room was smaller than I'm used to, the way it was made made it seem larger. Very comfy and cozy. Just passing through orca romantic night away don't pass this place up. I'd share photos but this was a Valentines night away and most would get me killed by my wife. 😆

Way too loud. All night we listened to the highway, ambulances, and sirens going off. Around 2am our neighbors came in and we could hear their entire conversation through the adjoining door. Then starting at 6am we had to listen to military jets flying overhead. The room was clean, but not completely hair free on the floors. Tristan greeted us at check in and was incredibly kind, but the woman who checked us out on 5/17 at 10am had not a single word to say, not so much as a thanks for staying with us or an enjoy your day. Ridiculous. I’ll be spending my money elsewhere when I need to stop in Savannah.