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      Basic Marina Information:

      Phone: (912) 201-2000
      Website: http://www.westinsavannah.com/?EM=EM_aa_Google_My_Business_WI_1169_NAD_FM&SWAQ=94Z116
      Lat/Lon: Near 32°04.961 N / 81°05.129 W
      Location: guards the northern shores of Savannah River, between the two charted northward running offshoots, west of marker #6, and almost directly opposite River Street Market
      Depths: 10 ft.
      Address: 1 Resort Dr
      Savannah,  GA   31421


      Service Details:

      Transient Dockage:Available.
      Transient Dockage Rate:$3.00 per foot,per night
      Type of dockage:floating concrete decked face dock
      Total number of slips/berths:600 feet
      Dockside Power Connections:30/50/100 amp power hookups available
      Dock. Fresh Water Connections:Available.
      Showers:Available. Climate Controlled, but long walk from docks
      Swimming Pool:Available.
      Restaurant:4 on-site, and many others in downtown Savannah available via free water taxi which takes patrons across Savannah River to River Street
      Restaurant Recommendations:Elizabeth On Thirty Seventh (912-2365547), Olde Pink House Restaurant (912-232-4286)
      Wi-Fi Internet Access:Free WiFi Available
      Fuel Availability:No Fuel Available


      Reviews from Cruisers (1)

      1. Harry Burns -  April 25, 2013 - 10:17 am

        Claiborne,
        This is in response to your request for NE/FL wish list items and our response for Savannah Westin Resort/Marina:
        We spent two nights across from historic Savannah at the Westin Resort/Marina starting on April 7, 2013. It was our first visit to this city as we decided to get off the waterway and broaden our view a bit as we make our way north on our 37′ sailing vessel. Be cautious as you enter the river up to Savannah from northbound on the waterway as it is not easy to pick up even large commercial traffic until you are almost into the channel. We used the Shipfinder app on the iPhone here since we do not have onboard AIS and it allowed us to slow for an inbound container ship. Did the same thing on departure allowing us to follow a departing large commercial vessel we would not have seen until we had pulled away from the dock. There is room here on the sides for us little folks, but not a lot in some places.
        The Westin is a floating face dock about 250′ long, it is not a marina in that it has no fuel or pump out, and showers if you need them are a bit of a walk over to the golf club house. To reserve a spot you must call the hotel concierge who at least for us was hard to reach. You as well must leave a credit card to hold a spot. Upon arrival there are no dock staff or anyone on the VHF so you must again call the concierge. She dispatched the hotel “engineers”, but they arrived after we had already gotten ourselves tied up. We had timed our arrival and later departure to be near slack tide because there is significant current here and we expected no help here from reading other postings. The engineers did have keys to unlock the power pedestals and provided a 50A to 30A adapter since no direct 30A service was available. The price is currently $3.00 per foot which is high for what is provided. There is currently really only room for about 2-3
        transient vessels in the 40′ range because a beautiful historic sailing ship the Roseway(120′) is docked there for 6 weeks with daily river cruises. They need a lot more than their length to depart and return. Deploy all your largest bumpers when you tie up here or at the public docks across the way because you get some serious rocking from very large commercial ships going by 24/7. The escorting
        tugs run closer to the sides with even bigger wakes. The public rooms at the Westin are very nice, they have free bikes that you can use and the heated pool is great. Food was a bit pricey but very good for our one dinner.
        With that said we are very glad we stopped. A free ferry runs from the Westin across the river every 30 minutes with two convenient stops. The town is well worth visiting with good food, great historic sites and homes, and just fun to walk about. We are happy we picked the Westin over the town docks since all the waterfront tourists are walking right along side your vessel which is really not for us. If we visit Savannah again we would plan to stop at Thunderbolt or Isle of Palms and take the regular bus up to Savannah, but it would not be the same experience.
        Harry Burns
        S/V Two for the Roads

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