Visitor Information Center

We stopped here to find out more about the Trolley Tours. They had 4 people helping everyone. Lots of information and would go out of their way with each person to make sure they had all their questions answered. Clean bathrooms.

Good value for visitor parking pass. $ 14 for 2 days. Better than paying for hotel valet parking

I’m glad we popped into the visitor center while we were in Savannah. We were only in the city for one day so we were short on time and wanted to maximize every minute to see as much as possible.
The staff here at the info center were very helpful. They were friendly and gave us tips on the best things to see. We were also happy to hear about the DOT bus system, which is a free hop on hop off bus that stops at all the major sites. It’s different than the tour buses in that there is no tour guide, just a regular bus driver, but still helpful and beats driving around/​fighting for parking in this crowded city.
Would definitely recommend stopping in the visitor center to get maps, ask questions and learn more about Savannah’s sites.

Their staff here is very hot and cold on whether they are friendly/​helpful or not. Thankfully there is a free parking lot to park in to come and get information here. We went here for a discounted parking pass for the parking structures which is great! Cheapens the expensive parking you would have to pay while staying in a hotel downtown! Come here for your parking passes! Just know that you will need your VIN or licence plate number and you can’t have a licence plate in the same county that Savannah is in. Perfect for visiting!

They have everything and anything you may want to know, or go within Savannah. Great staff to teach you and answer any questions you may have! Also, they make wonderful recommendations on places to see while in town. Lets also not forget clean bathrooms! Those are a hot commodity in Savannah! Hubby and I visited while waiting for our trolly tour and we found some new places to visit. Kept meaning to go back and check out the gift shoppe but we ran out of time. Wonderful place. Totally go here your first day or so in town!

Decent little visitors center, good information, nice little gift shop, About what you would expect.

The place was old and weird and the cashier at the visitors center was kinda crusty, but the $ 12 city parking pass was amazing. We were able to park anywhere in the city for 48 hours (including multiple parking garages and metered spots). Definitely beat the $ 25 valet parking a night at our hotel!

Place was very informative with a nice gift shop and free parking.
There is two gift shops. One at the lower level and one at the upper level.

Hooray for restrooms! This review is based on the bathrooms which were clean when we visited. A con is the parking… which you have to pay for if you park in the lot, BOO.

This place was very resourceful if you are a tourist in the Savannah, GA area. They even offer you a map that shows you the tours that the bus takes. Very cool air conditioning if you are visiting during the summer months. Clean restrooms! The museums are also in the same building by the way.

We decided to stop in Savannah for a few hours and take a first look at the place. We felt like doing a walking tour and stopped at the visitor information center. This was a wise move for the following reasons:
–A private parking lot, free an an hour and cheap for longer period.
–Very nice people that did gave us a map and suggest an itinerary adapted to our time frame and taste.
–Restroom to freshen up before doing the walking tour.
We enjoyed Savannah immensely and will be back for a longer stay one day!

Pit Stop for our Trolley tour bar crawl.

This is the place to get the savannah shirts Erin and Andy wear on the office! Just in case you’re an Office nerd like am. We searched far and wide. Every cheesy gift shop you could think of, and we could not find those shirts. So we went to the visitor center to ask if they knew where we could find them and we found the one Andy wore! I was so excited but there was no yellow shirt. But then an elderly gentleman came over and asked if he could help. He took us down the hall and there it was in the lobby. And they were on sale! Thank you Savannah visitor center, you made these visitors very happy!

We were referred to this place by relatives. It’s a nice place to take refuge from the Savannah heat. They have your usual interactive displays where you can browse through for recommendations on anything Savannah tourism related .
There are 2 gift shops, one at the entrance and another closer to the café area. There are several tables to sit and relax for awhile and outlets to recharge your phone which I liked!
Also, plenty of restrooms here so take advantage while they are readily available.
We didn’t take advantage but there was a movie screening area as well as an area you can tour but paid admission was
required. I will say that we still were able to get a picture of the original bench that was featured in Forrest Gump! :)

Lots of helpful employees with tons of information on anything you might be interested in on your visit.
We asked about a parking pass and the guy told us street parking was free on Saturday, so we saved some money there. They gave us tips on the best ways to get around and had some good food recommendations.
Definitely stop here first!

On their website they say overnight parking. Drove 100 miles out of our way to see savannah and they would not sell us an overnight pass. Very lame.

We went out of our way to come to this visitor information center because we read on tripadvisor that we could get cheap parking for the Andaz Hotel here. Unfortunately the person who was helping us did not seem like he knew what he was talking about in regards to the parking deal and we left without the discounted parking.
He did, however, point out some nice spots to see in Savannah so for that fact, it wasn’t a total waste coming here.

This is a really great information center. It has tons of brochures about everything to do, helpful people, a museum, a 7 dollar day parking pass that lets you leave your car there. Theres a shuttle that can come and drop you off all over historical savannah. The people there were very friendly and nice.
The only thing I’d improve upon would be the gift shops, theres three different ones throughout the building and they all have a very different selection. It’d be nice to not have to look through all 3 to find what your looking for.
Also if you are looking for the Bird Girl Statue, or the bench from Forest Gump you’ll have to pay 5 dollar’s for the museum. Which has some other interesting things and a nice hands on section for the kids.

Gift shops, a museum, and a movie that tells you all about the history of Savannah. The place is staffed by helpful mavens who are eager to answer your questions and mark down on their tally sheets the state from which you are visiting. There are hundreds of brochures about everything in the area to pick up here.
Many of the city’s tour buses depart from here (among other places), and there are even two restaurants next door if you want to grab something Southern to eat. The place used to be a railcar parking lot, and one of the dining areas is an actual old retired railcar.
Perhaps special-​est of all, they have gorgeous well maintained public washrooms complete with a full sized amazing free-​standing (antique?) wooden changing table for baby that would serve as the nicest piece of furniture in my house if it were in my house.
Parking in their lot is at most $ 8 for the whole day.

Came here looking for information about a shuttle to Hilton Island… I was surprise by the technology and all the information on display. The building inside is a bit interesting as well.
Can say much about the service sine we only as one question; but definitely a place to start…