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In-Room Spa

There’s something indulgent about staying in — especially when wellness comes to you. At The Douglas, we’ve partnered with a trusted local mobile spa to offer a selection of in-room treatments, available by appointment and tailored entirely to you. Whether you’re looking to ease travel tension with a Swedish massage, reset after a long flight with deep tissue work, or share a quiet hour with your partner, our treatments are designed to meet you where you are — quite literally. Services are available in the privacy of your room and are conducted by licensed professionals who bring everything needed to create a serene, spa-like experience without leaving the comfort of your room.

Massages are available in a range of styles, from heated stone to prenatal, from sports recovery to classic relaxation. Whether you're here for a special occasion or simply craving some unscheduled calm, there’s something for you. To arrange an in-room spa service, just reach out to our concierge. We recommend reserving your treatment at least 72 hours in advance, though same-day bookings may be available depending on schedule. Pricing varies by duration and treatment type. Put on a robe, stay in the room. We’ll handle the rest.

In-Room Spa

Bikes

Savannah is a walking city at heart — cobblestone squares, oak-lined streets, and the occasional front porch conversation you’ll want to linger near. But there’s something special about seeing it all by bike. The pace is just right: fast enough to explore every corner, slow enough to take it in.

We keep a small fleet of house bikes available for guest use, perfect for a morning ride to Forsyth Park, a late afternoon coast through the historic district, or a casual cruise to the riverfront. Bikes are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be checked out through the front desk. Just swing by and we’ll get you set up.

Bikes

Evenings at The Douglas

Each evening, guests are invited to the Parlor for a complimentary canapé station — a rotating selection of charcuterie, cheeses, and house-baked goods. It’s a simple pleasure, best enjoyed with a drink in hand from the Drawing Room. No need to dress up (though you certainly can). Just stop by, settle in, and let the evening unfold.

Bikes

The Neighborhood

Savannah’s historic district is one of the oldest and most beautifully preserved urban plans in the country—gridded streets anchored by leafy public squares, each one with its own mood, its own rhythm. Designed in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe, the layout was meant to encourage connection, contemplation, and community—and it still does. The blocks here unfold slowly: cobblestone lanes, cast-iron railings, limestone steps softened by centuries of use. Spanish moss drapes overhead like theater curtains, filtering the light and setting the scene.

The neighborhood itself is quiet but never still. Antebellum mansions sit next to weathered row houses and tucked-away gardens, while the occasional church bell or clatter of a carriage breaks the hush. It’s a place that rewards wandering, where history is present but not performative. There’s a sense that things here are kept, not curated—that the beauty isn’t made for visitors, it’s simply never been lost.