Fairfield Inn & Suites Savannah I-95 North
305 Raley Rd, Port Wentworth, 31407, United States
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
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Check out before: | 12:00 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Fitness centre
Front desk 24 hour
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Fairfield Inn & Suites Savannah I-95 North
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Savannah I-95 North is located in Port Wentworth, within 17 km of Ships of the Sea Museum and 17 km of Savannah History Museum.
Ratings and reviews
Cleanliness4.3
Location4.3
Service4.1
Rooms3.6
Value4.3
Sleep quality3.9
Traveller reviews
Gruppereisende
Kommentar: 12. juni 2025
A Perfect Stay on the Dingle Coast!
Our stay at this charming hotel in Dingle was nothing short of incredible. The location is absolutely breathtaking — right on the coast with stunning views of the Atlantic.
A big thank you to Stephen, Rubia and Vitor. They were very helpful in organising our time, explaining where is the best place to go and visit.
If you're visiting Dingle, don’t miss the chance to stay here. It’s the perfect location, and Irish hospitality!
We had a fantastic time and looking forward to coming back.
A big thank you to Stephen, Rubia and Vitor. They were very helpful in organising our time, explaining where is the best place to go and visit.
If you're visiting Dingle, don’t miss the chance to stay here. It’s the perfect location, and Irish hospitality!
We had a fantastic time and looking forward to coming back.
Familiereisende
Kommentar: 12. juni 2025
Amazing stay, friendly staff
I visited Miltownhouse for the second time. It is a wonderful place with a pleasant atmosphere. The staff is very friendly and will help you with everything.
The view from the rooms is breathtaking.
Miltownhouse is a place where I would love to return, it is a place where you can relax and come up with other ideas.
I recommend it to everyone. :)
The view from the rooms is breathtaking.
Miltownhouse is a place where I would love to return, it is a place where you can relax and come up with other ideas.
I recommend it to everyone. :)
Enslig reisende
Kommentar: 9. juni 2025
Not as Advertised — and Management Will Likely Say Otherwise
I’ve lived in Ireland for over a decade and have stayed in countless guesthouses and B&Bs across the country. I’m usually quite easygoing and rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience at Milltown House sadly warrants a clear warning: this is not a four-star stay, and the way they handle complaints is frankly shocking.
I booked the “Sarah Miles Room” and confirmed it in writing. For full disclosure, I initially tried to cancel my booking (within an hour of making it) because I’d made an error with the number of nights. One night wouldn’t be enough, and since I was dealing with a personal matter, I thought it better to spend a bit more and enjoy the trip properly. After some reflection, I followed up to ask if extending my stay was possible, but I never got a response.
On arrival, I was given a completely different room than the one I booked with no explanation or apology. The room I was assigned had a broken window, stained carpet, hair in the towels and bedding, and no bathtub—despite the website promising one in every room. For a property charging over €400 per night during peak season, this was simply unacceptable. Check-in was similarly disorganized. The so-called “property tour” was simply a vague gesture toward the sitting room—no mention of the falconry or pitch-and-putt, which the website heavily promotes. As another reviewer points out, no extra care is taken to welcome you to the property.
The large Irish wolfhound is indeed beautiful and clearly part of the guesthouse’s charm. However, while it’s lovely in theory, the dog should not be allowed to roam freely where food is served. During my stay, it followed me into the bar and tried to eat my takeaway dinner. I have video evidence of this. What’s more confusing: the staff ushered me into the bar to eat—only for the owner later to scold me via email that eating food there is not permitted. I asked first and they said that's what the bar is for! I tried to find a member of staff to ask if the dog could be kept elsewhere while I ate, but there was no one in the kitchen area (which serves as the reception). Perhaps they went upstairs to attend to an issue?
Instead of addressing my concern, the owner claimed it was “impossible,” referenced CCTV footage, and suggested I could have rung a bell or closed a door. This isn’t hospitality—it’s hostility wrapped in denial.
My stay just got worse and worse. Yes, I asked for compensation (read on) but was denied.
Make note: it's an older building, so noise insulation is non-existent. That's just the way it is and not really the fault of the property. They could do with investing in insulation, though. Being able to hear full conversations from adjoining rooms—guests literally saying goodnight to each other through the walls—is a serious flaw. The breakfast was disappointing, served ice cold. Another weird observation: I spoke with two staff members who told me they were Portuguese—we even chatted about São Paulo in detail. One of them confided that they weren’t surprised the owner ignored my follow-up email and implied the owners are “stuck up.” Yet, despite this, the manager claimed in his email (see photo) that no one on the premises is Portuguese.
Some might think complaining about stains or stray hairs is unreasonable, but when you’re paying this kind of money, you expect a basic level of cleanliness and comfort. Getting just one egg at breakfast felt more like a ration than a proper meal. By comparison, the place I found nearby includes breakfast with the room rate and offers a generous spread.
After I politely raised these concerns in an email (operative word: politely), I received a defensive, sarcastic reply from the owner—which I’ve attached as a screenshot so others can see the tone firsthand. Rather than acknowledge a single issue, the response accused me of lying, claimed I made the staff “uncomfortable,” and flatly denied things I had documented. It was deeply unprofessional and frankly alarming.
Let me be clear: I never made any staff members uncomfortable. In fact, the only truly positive aspect of my stay was the staff themselves, all of whom were perfectly kind and helpful.
For contrast, I managed to find a room at a nearby property with the same star rating, recommended by a local resident of Dingle. The difference was night and day. The owner introduced himself personally, and when a couple struggled to open the front door, he not only helped but offered them complimentary food for the inconvenience. That’s the kind of hospitality people should expect.
Bottom line: Milltown House is not what it claims to be. It’s shabby, mismanaged, and overpriced. More importantly, if something goes wrong during your stay, you’ll be met not with accountability but with CCTV footage reviews and snide replies. There are multiple lovely B&Bs directly across the road—go there instead.
And if you’re reading this wondering whether the manager will reply here with something petty or hostile—trust me, I’d be shocked if they didn’t.
I booked the “Sarah Miles Room” and confirmed it in writing. For full disclosure, I initially tried to cancel my booking (within an hour of making it) because I’d made an error with the number of nights. One night wouldn’t be enough, and since I was dealing with a personal matter, I thought it better to spend a bit more and enjoy the trip properly. After some reflection, I followed up to ask if extending my stay was possible, but I never got a response.
On arrival, I was given a completely different room than the one I booked with no explanation or apology. The room I was assigned had a broken window, stained carpet, hair in the towels and bedding, and no bathtub—despite the website promising one in every room. For a property charging over €400 per night during peak season, this was simply unacceptable. Check-in was similarly disorganized. The so-called “property tour” was simply a vague gesture toward the sitting room—no mention of the falconry or pitch-and-putt, which the website heavily promotes. As another reviewer points out, no extra care is taken to welcome you to the property.
The large Irish wolfhound is indeed beautiful and clearly part of the guesthouse’s charm. However, while it’s lovely in theory, the dog should not be allowed to roam freely where food is served. During my stay, it followed me into the bar and tried to eat my takeaway dinner. I have video evidence of this. What’s more confusing: the staff ushered me into the bar to eat—only for the owner later to scold me via email that eating food there is not permitted. I asked first and they said that's what the bar is for! I tried to find a member of staff to ask if the dog could be kept elsewhere while I ate, but there was no one in the kitchen area (which serves as the reception). Perhaps they went upstairs to attend to an issue?
Instead of addressing my concern, the owner claimed it was “impossible,” referenced CCTV footage, and suggested I could have rung a bell or closed a door. This isn’t hospitality—it’s hostility wrapped in denial.
My stay just got worse and worse. Yes, I asked for compensation (read on) but was denied.
Make note: it's an older building, so noise insulation is non-existent. That's just the way it is and not really the fault of the property. They could do with investing in insulation, though. Being able to hear full conversations from adjoining rooms—guests literally saying goodnight to each other through the walls—is a serious flaw. The breakfast was disappointing, served ice cold. Another weird observation: I spoke with two staff members who told me they were Portuguese—we even chatted about São Paulo in detail. One of them confided that they weren’t surprised the owner ignored my follow-up email and implied the owners are “stuck up.” Yet, despite this, the manager claimed in his email (see photo) that no one on the premises is Portuguese.
Some might think complaining about stains or stray hairs is unreasonable, but when you’re paying this kind of money, you expect a basic level of cleanliness and comfort. Getting just one egg at breakfast felt more like a ration than a proper meal. By comparison, the place I found nearby includes breakfast with the room rate and offers a generous spread.
After I politely raised these concerns in an email (operative word: politely), I received a defensive, sarcastic reply from the owner—which I’ve attached as a screenshot so others can see the tone firsthand. Rather than acknowledge a single issue, the response accused me of lying, claimed I made the staff “uncomfortable,” and flatly denied things I had documented. It was deeply unprofessional and frankly alarming.
Let me be clear: I never made any staff members uncomfortable. In fact, the only truly positive aspect of my stay was the staff themselves, all of whom were perfectly kind and helpful.
For contrast, I managed to find a room at a nearby property with the same star rating, recommended by a local resident of Dingle. The difference was night and day. The owner introduced himself personally, and when a couple struggled to open the front door, he not only helped but offered them complimentary food for the inconvenience. That’s the kind of hospitality people should expect.
Bottom line: Milltown House is not what it claims to be. It’s shabby, mismanaged, and overpriced. More importantly, if something goes wrong during your stay, you’ll be met not with accountability but with CCTV footage reviews and snide replies. There are multiple lovely B&Bs directly across the road—go there instead.
And if you’re reading this wondering whether the manager will reply here with something petty or hostile—trust me, I’d be shocked if they didn’t.
Hotel response
Kommentar: 11. juni 2025
Greetings Brianna
You begin your review saying you "rarely leave negative reviews" but we just clicked on your tripadvisor profile and of the 18 reviews you have written to date, 9 of them are negative. Thats far from rarely, it means there's a 50% chance of getting a bad review from you. In our case, we sensed the negative review was coming from the moment you tried to cancel before you even arrived.
With respect, you did cause much upset to our hard-working team during your 24 hour stay.
You were determined to get a refund for this reservation several days before you even arrived, and we did not send you a 'scathing' email, we simply politely pointed out that the endless list of complaints you emailed to us contained so many inaccuracies that in the interests of fairness it needed to be challenged.
We genuinely regret you did not enjoy your stay.
As you can see from positive online reviews - the vast majority of guests who come to Milltown House love their stay at our beautiful location on Dingle Bay and our friendly staff and beautiful Irish Wolfhounds.
But unfortunately in this case you conveniently neglect to mention the most important factor that gives context to this situation - you contacted us in writing a few days before checkin saying you made a 'mistake' with your reservation dates and requested a full refund, we understandably said this was not possible, you then messaged again saying this was actually not true and the real reason for cancelling was a whole host of issues in your private life, we chose not to respond.
We kept the room blocked of course as you had pre-paid for it and to our surprise you then arrived for checkin despite all the reasons why you said you couldn't come. From the moment you arrived we all sensed this negative review would also be coming.
In your post checkout email, which was full of inaccuracies, you wrongly say that:
- you tried to cancel your booking 1 hour after you made it, this is completely untrue. You booked on booking.com on May 30th and the first request to cancel it is on June 3rd (this is clear and in writing because you booked and requested cancellation all through booking.com and the times and dates are there for all to see). We hope you are making a mistake and genuinely think you tried to cancel the reservation one hour after making it, otherwise you are intentionally not telling the truth.
- you continue to assert we have 'Portuguese staff', we have no Portuguese staff. We repeat - WE HAVE NO PORTUGUESE EMPLOYEES (we would love to have Portuguese staff, but we dont, even if we did, why should the nationalities of our staff be referred to? We do have 3 hard-working Brazilian employees in our team of 15. If you think that being Brazilian qualifies as Portuguese, then that is similar to saying a Canadian is from the USA, or vice versa)
- You said our gentle-giant Irish Wolfhound interrupted you and tried to eat your dinner while you sat at our bar eating your 'takeaway food', but we reminded you that we looked very closely at the clear CCTV footage from the bar, and our opinion is this statement was not accurate either. He was at your feet and understandably curious as you ate your take-away fish and chips at the high bar, And yes, you could have prevented any annoyance by simply closing the door or rang the service-bell that was right in front of you. On the CCTV footage, our staff member is in the bar as you begin to munch on your chips. You didn't request that our 9 month old Wolfhound puppy be removed from the room.
- You say you in this review your window was broken, why not include a photo of that? Because what you are referring to is the little locking mechanism had been broken, either by you or by another guest. The glass was not broken, the window was fine and opened and closed easily.
- You include a photo here of a blue wall with two small holes in it, this photo is NOT the bathroom in your bedroom, it is a photo taken in our staff toilet with a sign on the door that clearly says 'private, staff only'. In this interests of fairness and transparency, why not include a photo of the actual brand-new bathroom in your bedroom? (all our bathrooms were replaced in 2024 as part of a huge reinvestment in our beloved property)
- You paid only €158 for your stay, but you write here that we "charge €400 in peak season". But the fact is your room-rate was €158 on booking.com (15% of which went to booking.com). You paid less than €160, so what relevance is this €400 figure to your stay?
The amount of truth and facts you conveniently leave out is eye-opening.
Due to all these inaccurate statements, we find it hard to take your post-checkout claims for compensation seriously, our hard-working staff feel you were frequently rude to them and made everyone uncomfortable, especially on your morning of checkout where our team experienced behaviour that really ruined their day. You make some insulting insinuations that a staff member said something negative about our owners (neither of whom were present at the hotel that weekend and who didn't meet you). Quite frankly we don't believe a staff member would say this, but of course maybe its true, because they certainly had an outpouring of negative things to say about your good self.
The fact and reality of this situation is you wanted a refund for this reservation before you even arrived to stay. The terms & conditions on booking.com were crystal clear: non-refundable.
We honestly wish you well and we do regret that Milltown House was not the right choice for you.
Milltown House Management, Dingle
You begin your review saying you "rarely leave negative reviews" but we just clicked on your tripadvisor profile and of the 18 reviews you have written to date, 9 of them are negative. Thats far from rarely, it means there's a 50% chance of getting a bad review from you. In our case, we sensed the negative review was coming from the moment you tried to cancel before you even arrived.
With respect, you did cause much upset to our hard-working team during your 24 hour stay.
You were determined to get a refund for this reservation several days before you even arrived, and we did not send you a 'scathing' email, we simply politely pointed out that the endless list of complaints you emailed to us contained so many inaccuracies that in the interests of fairness it needed to be challenged.
We genuinely regret you did not enjoy your stay.
As you can see from positive online reviews - the vast majority of guests who come to Milltown House love their stay at our beautiful location on Dingle Bay and our friendly staff and beautiful Irish Wolfhounds.
But unfortunately in this case you conveniently neglect to mention the most important factor that gives context to this situation - you contacted us in writing a few days before checkin saying you made a 'mistake' with your reservation dates and requested a full refund, we understandably said this was not possible, you then messaged again saying this was actually not true and the real reason for cancelling was a whole host of issues in your private life, we chose not to respond.
We kept the room blocked of course as you had pre-paid for it and to our surprise you then arrived for checkin despite all the reasons why you said you couldn't come. From the moment you arrived we all sensed this negative review would also be coming.
In your post checkout email, which was full of inaccuracies, you wrongly say that:
- you tried to cancel your booking 1 hour after you made it, this is completely untrue. You booked on booking.com on May 30th and the first request to cancel it is on June 3rd (this is clear and in writing because you booked and requested cancellation all through booking.com and the times and dates are there for all to see). We hope you are making a mistake and genuinely think you tried to cancel the reservation one hour after making it, otherwise you are intentionally not telling the truth.
- you continue to assert we have 'Portuguese staff', we have no Portuguese staff. We repeat - WE HAVE NO PORTUGUESE EMPLOYEES (we would love to have Portuguese staff, but we dont, even if we did, why should the nationalities of our staff be referred to? We do have 3 hard-working Brazilian employees in our team of 15. If you think that being Brazilian qualifies as Portuguese, then that is similar to saying a Canadian is from the USA, or vice versa)
- You said our gentle-giant Irish Wolfhound interrupted you and tried to eat your dinner while you sat at our bar eating your 'takeaway food', but we reminded you that we looked very closely at the clear CCTV footage from the bar, and our opinion is this statement was not accurate either. He was at your feet and understandably curious as you ate your take-away fish and chips at the high bar, And yes, you could have prevented any annoyance by simply closing the door or rang the service-bell that was right in front of you. On the CCTV footage, our staff member is in the bar as you begin to munch on your chips. You didn't request that our 9 month old Wolfhound puppy be removed from the room.
- You say you in this review your window was broken, why not include a photo of that? Because what you are referring to is the little locking mechanism had been broken, either by you or by another guest. The glass was not broken, the window was fine and opened and closed easily.
- You include a photo here of a blue wall with two small holes in it, this photo is NOT the bathroom in your bedroom, it is a photo taken in our staff toilet with a sign on the door that clearly says 'private, staff only'. In this interests of fairness and transparency, why not include a photo of the actual brand-new bathroom in your bedroom? (all our bathrooms were replaced in 2024 as part of a huge reinvestment in our beloved property)
- You paid only €158 for your stay, but you write here that we "charge €400 in peak season". But the fact is your room-rate was €158 on booking.com (15% of which went to booking.com). You paid less than €160, so what relevance is this €400 figure to your stay?
The amount of truth and facts you conveniently leave out is eye-opening.
Due to all these inaccurate statements, we find it hard to take your post-checkout claims for compensation seriously, our hard-working staff feel you were frequently rude to them and made everyone uncomfortable, especially on your morning of checkout where our team experienced behaviour that really ruined their day. You make some insulting insinuations that a staff member said something negative about our owners (neither of whom were present at the hotel that weekend and who didn't meet you). Quite frankly we don't believe a staff member would say this, but of course maybe its true, because they certainly had an outpouring of negative things to say about your good self.
The fact and reality of this situation is you wanted a refund for this reservation before you even arrived to stay. The terms & conditions on booking.com were crystal clear: non-refundable.
We honestly wish you well and we do regret that Milltown House was not the right choice for you.
Milltown House Management, Dingle
Anonym på reise
Kommentar: 21. mars 2025
Dato for oppholdet: mars 2025
Some of the staff were pleasant enough, we enjoyed the dog and location, and the shower was fantastic. In fairness, though, the property needs a lot of work for the price being charged. Where to begin? We arrive to an entry with potholes and an untidy front yard, a broken hotel sign, an alumimium screen dorr for an entrance, a room window that looks onto a yard with trash, a cold room with a dreadful fan, a bed with sheets that were the wrong size and dreadful pillows, an external hall bathroom with paint chipping on the wall to get up to an pretty average breakfast with coffee on an old drip percolator. We noted that a series of awards for the hotel seemed to disappear around 2014. Anyway, thanks for the stay and maybe all will improve in the coming years.
Familiereisende
Kommentar: 3. feb. 2025
Wonderful stay at a wonderful property.
We had an amazing stay at Milltown House. Staff were wonderful and the room was exceptional. My daughter fell in love with the house wolfhound, seriously considering the boot of the car to smuggle him home in! Located just a walk from Dingle town, we would highly recommend a stay at Milltown.
Hotel response
Kommentar: 26. feb. 2025
Thank you ever so much for your kind words. We are thrilled that you had such a wonderful stay at our guesthouse here in Dingle. It's always our goal to provide an exceptional service and I'm glad that you had such an experience. I'm delighted that you and your daughter enjoyed the company of the ever energetic Oisin, he was very glad to meet you! We look forward to your next visit here at Milltown House very soon! Warm regards,
Morgan, Milltown House
Morgan, Milltown House
Very good location
305 Raley Rd, Port Wentworth, 31407, United States|5.41 km from city centre
10 things to dowithin 0.36 km
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
12:00
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
2 years old and under
Free
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Breakfast available
Breakfast options
Western breakfast
Breakfast price
Please contact hotel for price information
Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. In the event of an early departure, the property will charge you the full amount for your stay.
Guests must provide own credit card which matches name of reservation when checking in. The hotel will pre-authorize your card and the pre-authorization will be released if there are no extra charges or damage to the room when checking out. Some hotels and room types have special policies, please check with the hotel for more information.-
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
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