On our highway neon marquee — “Welcome back SCAD Savannah! Let the creativity begin!”
On our highway neon marquee — “Welcome back SCAD Savannah! Let the creativity begin!”
“Grow local. Eat local. Sleep local.” on Thunderbird Inn in Savannah GA popular marquee. The vintage inn’s sign is the largest neon sign in Savannah and Chatham County, Georgia.
October 3-4, 2011, Widespread Panic came to town to jam at the Savannah Civic Center. We had two sell out nights filled with fans! “We hope to see you all again when Widespread Panic returns!” says Mark Thomas, General Manager.
“When we arrived it was obvious this place [The Thunderbird Inn, downtown Savannah GA] caters to the dog-loving crowd.
Even the house keepers made a point to say hello to the dogs.”
– Suzanne Jalot, Dog Living Magazine
What a thrilled for our pet-friendly Thunderbird Inn in downtown Savannah to be featured in “Dog Friendly Magazine”, September 2011! We were happy to champion and host this publisher’s visit, and to showcase the many ways that Savannah is wonderfully inviting and welcoming to pet-lovers their four-legged, family pals.
We have found a niche here at The Thunderbird inn in downtown Savannah as a pet-friendly hotel. We think the success comes, in part, because we make and keep rules, and guests like that! Pet-loving travelers are attentive to their traveling pets needs, behavior, readiness to travel. They appreciate that our hotel staff and management dedicate a lot of attention to making the pet(s) and all our human guests happy and comfortable.
Here’s a link to the article, “Sniffing Around Savannah” (September 2011), an Adobe PDF file. Thank you again, Suzanne, for taking time to explore Savannah and share you great finds with your Dog Living Magazine readers!
For more information, contact Thunderbird inn General Manager, Mark Thomas, telephone 912/232-2661, email mark@thethunderbirdinn.com; TheThunderbirdInn.com. 611 West Oglethorpe Avenue, Savannah, Georgia USA 31041.
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Beginning with the new birthday deals and birthday discounts, the Thunderbird Inn loves to punctuate many ways to enjoy hip and historic Savannah! After all we ARE “The hippest hotel in Savannah!” ™
Sign up for The Thunderbird Inn’s new “Birthday Club”. In plenty of time to get away for your birthday, you’ll receive a discount coupon (up to 50%, exclusive to Birthday Club folks) for your birthday lodging here. To sweeten this birthday idea of visiting Savannah for your birthday, we will be accumulating birthday coupons and birthday deals from local shops, restaurants, bars, and tour companies to make your trip ultra affordable and fun!
There is no cost to be a TBird Birthday Club participant! Simply, sign up here. Your information ALWAYS remains private.
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To-go cup required to drink beer on Savannah historic district streets
In the Savannah, Georgia, the “to-go” cup is legendary. The open container laws prohibit the existence of open containers of alcohol in public (on the streets) [Savannah City Code Section 6-1215]. In the Savannah Historic District downtown, city law allows possession and consumption on the street of one alcoholic beverage in an open plastic container of not more than 16 ounces — the “to-go” cup!
Over time we will bring you more story ideas and Savannah fun facts! (more…)
July 30-Aug 27: Jennifer Jenkins Exhibition: “Combined” is at the beautiful Pei Ling Chan Gallery, 322 MLK Jr Blvd., Savannah, GA. Free & open to public.
Open hours, exhibit details, and more SCAD art and museum happenings here.
October 30 – November 6, 2010. Buy Savannah Film Festival passes and tickets online here ->
Happily, we report What’s New at Thunderbird Inn — as well as some fresh Savannah insights from General Manager, Mark Thomas — as of January 2010. (more…)
