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Hotels often try to make their guests feel like locals, and Bardo has succeeded in this goal by inviting its neighbors to join in the fun.

Hotel Bardo Savannah, located in the heart of Georgia’s tree-lined historic Savannah district, is bringing a new level of luxury to the southeast of the USA.

Hotel Bardo is raising the standards for urban resorts everywhere.

This new members club and hotel in Savannah is throwing "the old model of stuffiness" out the window.

Lush tone-on-tone color palettes, sultry lighting, and coffee table books about St. Moritz, diamonds, and yachts. But the design piece de resistance is the backyard oasis.

The Bardo is in the heart of the Victorian District, just south of Savannah’s busy downtown historic area. It has just as much architectural charm, but with fewer tourists and more of a neighborhood vibe.

As Savannah fast becomes a centre of creativity, the launch of the colourful Bardo hotel — whose staff are as charming as the interiors are fabulous — seals the deal

The revamped urban resort on Forsyth Park beckons as equal parts social club and stylish stay.

Hotel Bardo Savannah is a haven for wellness, restoration, and relaxation.

There’s perhaps no better location in the city for a curious traveler.

Complete with a coastal Italian restaurant, members only club, and scene-stealing pool, Hotel Bardo is the buzziest hangout in one of the South’s most creative cities.

This project exemplifies the fusion of old and new, combining Savannah’s historic allure with modern, audacious design elements. Dubbed “riot clash,” Bardo’s style seamlessly integrates the classic Victorian-Romanesque facade with avant-garde, edgy design features.

In the world of hospitality, few spots beat a chic, peach-drenched lounge. At Hotel Bardo—Savannah, Georgia’s newest hospitality hot spot—there are many.

The Most Exciting Hotel Openings of Winter 2024. Hotel Bardo chooses to embrace the city's contemporary, quirkier side, with a design aesthetic the developers Left Lane describe as "riot clash."

Though Hotel Bardo might be new, its design suggests that the resort has been lovingly restored over time, mixing textures and colors from different design eras throughout Savannah's history.