Search Hotels with Parking in Tybee Island

"I was surprised by the state of our room considering we have stayed here before and it was great last time. This time however, there were strands of hair EVERYWHERE. On the floor, in the shower, on some of the towels. Considering we both have extremely low cut hair (buzzed), we knew it wasn’t from us. Other than that, it was okay. The view of the ocean was nice. "

"So we picked this place because it said it was a great place for couples...saw pics on the site that showed a fancy bed and in room jacuzzi. What we saw was really nice. What we got was a basic room! Musty no pics on the walls, cables were hanging from under the mounted TV. Seams like however put the flooring down was guessing!!The up was it was close to the beach and all the good end of the strip. It was the middle of the week so I really don't understand the subpar room. Was it because we used Hotel.com or because we were black?"

"Wonderful spot located a few step from the ocean and in the heart of everything Tybee. The pool and pool area were clean."

"Breakfast offered was all carbs, very little protein, nothing of quality. Room overlooked parking lot, photo of room when booked online showed private balcony -ocean view. Room was fairly clean, fridge was not clean, bathroom was not very clean "

"The manager was very welcoming and helpful. The room was clean but the headboards showed wear, water pressure was low in shower, and the outdoor pool was not clean. We appreciated the complimentary bottles of water and location. A budget-friendly option a short stay."

"I liked the court yard, I liked the location. I wish we had a grill for cooking out. Parking was tight. But all I'm all. I was good, clean, and adiquit."

"Very dated and not enough parking "

"The porch and outdoor furniture were noticeably unclean. The yard looked like it hadn’t been swept in several days, and the seating areas were dirty. Breakfast was another issue, which was especially disappointing considering this was a bed‑and‑breakfast and I stayed for two days. On the first morning, I went to check on breakfast around 9:25 a.m. and was told it was served at 9. There was no indication that I needed to be there exactly at 9 a.m. or that breakfast would not be available afterward. The man at the door questioned me abruptly — “You staying here? Which room you staying in?” — which made me uncomfortable. A barefoot woman, who I assume also worked there, added, “Sorry, no breakfast, you should have come at 9,” even though it wasn’t even 9:30 yet. The next day, I didn’t return for breakfast. As I was leaving, I saw the same man. He looked at me and said, “You miss breakfast again,” almost as if he was taunting me. I smiled and walked away. He then asked, “You’re leaving?” I nodded, and he replied, “Come back again. Hope you enjoyed your stay.”The entire experience left me disappointed."