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HAUNTED HALLS

is east bay inn haunted?

Meet Charlie, Savannah's Friendliest Ghost

Intrigued by Savannah's supernatural reputation? It's right up there with other port cities such as Salem, New Orleans, and Charleston. You simply cannot miss the chance to book a stay with us, just steps from the dark waters of the Savannah River.


Built in 1852, East Bay Inn is frequently named one of the most haunted hotels in Savannah – including a spot on TheTravel.com's "10 Haunted Hotels In Savannah To Satisfy Your Paranormal Passion." Our historic property is widely rumored to be home to a spirit from the past. Fortunately for guests, he's a friendly one – despite the story that this young man met an untimely end ages ago, falling from a third-floor window. Affectionately named "Charlie" by our staff, our resident specter is more mischievous than malicious: walking the third floor at night, flickering lights, locking doors. That's just classic Charlie.

 

Haunted Hotels in Savannah: Why East Bay Inn Belongs on Your List

As the oldest city in Georgia, Savannah has no shortage of haunted attractions, and historic buildings like East Bay Inn seem to be top picks for ghostly residents. From pub crawls to nightly cemetery walks, you're likely to encounter a supernatural presence no matter where your Savannah adventure takes you. At East Bay Inn, we embrace the spirited fun that comes with the territory.

A Savannah Ghosts & Gravestones tour bus

Looking to lean into the spooky side of your Savannah getaway? Let us arrange a ghost tour through Afterlife Tours, where you'll explore more of the city's most mysterious corners and legendary haunts.
 

So… Is East Bay Inn Really Haunted?

Do we believe there's a ghost named Charlie residing within these walls? Well, who can say about these things – but we do have other historic properties in Savannah that regularly top the lists of spooky places to stay: Eliza Thompson House and Kehoe House. As for East Bay Inn, we'll let our guests do the talking…

Lyndy D.: “Charlie locked us out of the bathroom a couple of times. Other than that, he was a pretty nice fellow!”

 

Stephanie K.: “I met Charlie. I was getting ready to take a shower and the water came on out of nowhere and my shampoo bottle fell to the floor. very interesting to say the least,lol. We loved our stay there beautiful rooms and a great staff”

Connie H.: “He walked the floor above allllll night long.”

 

Michael T.: “Loved the place the staff was incredible and Charlie did not disappoint nor did his friend Minnie” 

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Land Acknowledgment​

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We acknowledge East Bay Inn was built upon Muscogee Creek ancestral land. As settlers on their indigenous homeland, we have a duty to recognize the Muscogee Creek nation as the original stewards of Savannah and beyond. The Muscogee Nation is one of the 5 Civilized Tribes and is the fourth largest tribe in the US. Before 1500 AD, the Muscogee covered the entire southeastern US. 

 

Here in downtown Savannah, the Yamacraw were a small group of Creek Indians living on the Savannah River. When Oglethorpe landed here in 1733, he worked with the Yamacraw (Chief Tomochichi) to peacefully settle on the bluff where Bay Street is today.

 

It is our hope that this land acknowledgment will help empower First Nation voices and inspire others in the community to pursue a stronger, more inclusive, and equitable future for our country. We seek to educate ourselves while contributing to the Muscogee Creek peoples by raising awareness and learning how to be a better ally against continued colonization. 

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912-238-1225

reservations@eastbayinn.com


225 East Bay Street

Savannah, GA 31401

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