Main House Accommodations at
The Eliza Thompson House

We're proud to provide some of the best lodging options in Savannah, GA! The Main House, or the original home structure of The Eliza Thomson house, was built in two stages. The original structure was built in 1847, with the front parlor, and two additional rooms added around 1870. Today, the three floors of The Eliza Thompson House's Main House contain some of the most exquisite rooms in Savannah. Each room is unique, but here you'll find 12' ceilings, antique sofas, armoires, dressing tables, ornate fireplaces, bay windows, hardwood floors and oriental rugs.

Luxury Main House Rooms:

Our Luxury Main House rooms are considered to be the best and most elegant rooms at The Eliza Thompson House.  Built in 1847 as a part of the original home structure, these rooms include The R. Bruce Room, the J. Stephens Room, The Lindsay Room, The Johnston Room and The Carter Room.  Each room is unique, but here you'll find rice beds, 12' ceilings, armoires, dressing tables, ornate fireplaces, hardwood floors, oriental rugs, and flat screen televisions with DVD players. Amenities include robes in room, full breakfast buffet, afternoon wine and hors d'oeuvres reception, evening desserts and turndown service.

The R. Bruce Room (Deluxe Queen)
One queen bed, a stunning 12' draped ceiling, antique sofa, dressing table, flat screened television with DVD player, ornate fireplace, hardwood floors and oriental rug. This room is located on the 3rd floor of the Main House.  It's one of the Inn's finest and most romantic rooms and is the perfect choice for a special weekend for two.

The J. Stephen Room (Deluxe Queen)
This room features an antique queen canopy bed, 12' ceiling, ceiling fan and a small brick ornate fireplace. Located on the 3rd Floor of The Eliza Thompson House's Main House, The J. Stephen Room has two windows overlooking historic Jones Street and its moss-draped trees. A bay window on the opposite wall overlooks the garden courtyard. Returning guests often request this room for their next stay.

The Lindsey Room  -  (Deluxe King)
This room features one king bed, a 12' ceiling, antique dresser and armoire, hardwood floors, oriental rug and a flat-screened television with DVD player.  Leather wingback chairs, ornate fireplace and warm colors give this room a rich masculine feeling.

The Carter Room (Parlor Level)
Features one queen bed, 12' ceilings and a ceiling fan. Appointed with an antique armoire and large ceiling-to-floor windows that overlook a garden courtyard.

The Johnston Room (3rd Floor)  
Features one queen bed, 12' ceilings and a ceiling fan. Appointed with an antique armoire and large ceiling-to-floor windows that overlook a garden courtyard.

Classic Queen Rooms in the Main House

Our Classic Queen Rooms are located in the Main House, and feature a queen size bed with antique furnishings, non-working brick fireplaces, hardwood floors and a flat screen television with DVD player.  Amenities include robes in room, full breakfast buffet, afternoon wine and hors d'oeuvres reception, evening desserts and turndown service.  These rooms include The Oglethorpe Room and The Savannah Room.

Rooms with Two Queen Beds in the Main House

The A. Turner Room - Located on the Parlor Level
Features two queen beds and hardwood floors.

The St. Julian Room - Located on the Parlor Level
Features two queen beds and hardwood floors.

Two Queen Beds - Jones Street Entrance

The Chatham Room - Located on the Jones Street Level
Features two queen beds and hardwood floors.

The Telfair Room - Located on the Jones Street Level
Featuring two queen beds, hardwood floors, 12' ceilings and antique furnishings and accessories. These rooms are slightly larger than our single rooms, and are perfect for a friends' or family getaway.

Lee Room

Room with 1 Double-Bed in the Main House

Located in the Main House, The Lee Room has one double bed, a small, non-working fireplace, and a flat screen television with DVD player.  Unique features include a 12' ceiling, plantation shutters and a bay window overlooking the beautiful oak trees on cobblestoned Jones Street. A charming exposed brick wall separates the bedroom and private bath. Amenities include robes in the room, full breakfast buffet, afternoon wine and hors d'oeuvres reception, evening desserts and turndown service. This room is not as large as others, but is one of the most welcoming and comforting rooms in the house.  It was used as a child's nursery in the 1850s.