5/2008 Savoring Savannah
AAA Colorado writer Shelly Steig was intrigued with the gourmet cuisine at
Azalea Inn and Gardens. In "Savoring Savannah" she states, "This historic
Southern city is a gourmet's delight." "...Azalea Inn & Gardens cooked up
creative gourmet breakfasts and evening sweets such as key lime bits and gooey
cookies. I hoarded some for my flight home.".
- 2/2008 Small Gardens -
Noted garden writer Barbara Mayer points to Azalea Inn and Gardens as an "Inspirational Garden," offering maintenance tips from Innkeeper and master gardener Mike Jacobson. Additional highlights include "A Profusion of Scented Plants," "Streetside Interest," "Narrow But Nice Side Yard," and "Pretty & Private in the Backyard."
- 2/2008 Southern Homescapes -
"Romantic Rendezvous" points to Romantic Inns of Savannah innkeepers as "craftsmen in the art of romantic get-a-ways." "My goal is for guest to fall in love with Savannah and to make every experience another spoonful of the richness of the city," said Teresa Jacobson, innkeeper of Azalea Inn and Gardens..."We are about couples, intimacies, escapes, and rendezvous'. We are facilitators who help people remember why they are together."
- 5/2007 Atlanta Life magazine -
" Scenes of Savannah, A stroll through the new
Old South " It’s easy to match your accommodations to the mood of the city by staying at one of the city’s historic inns or bed and breakfasts.... One of the best is The Azalea Inn...."
- 7/2006 American Airlines - American Eagle "American Way" features Greg Kinnear's fascination with Savannah -- calling it "the most original city in the South." The "Georgia On His Mind" CELEBRATED WEEKEND feature recommends Azalea Inn & Gardens. "Gardens are synonymous with Savannah, and the lush landscaping at this circa-1889 Italianate inn does not disappoint. Neither do any of its 10 well-appointed rooms, some with two-person tubs, private patios overlooking the pool, gas fireplaces, and more. Ask about their special biz rates."
- 4/2006 Charlotte Magazine. In "Savannah After Dark: Georgia's most historic city superbly blends the old with the new" travel writer Deborah R. Huso's getaway to Savannah features lodging at Azalea Inn's Magnolia Room which she describes as "...true Savannah," Jazz'd Tapas Bar and Bistro Savannah.
