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The Drayton Hotel  sits on the corner of bustling Drayton and Bay Streets, and its playful colors and eye-catching furniture are welcoming to any visitors looking for a pleasant stay in the Historic District. The hotel’s restaurant, St. Neo’s Brasserie , offers tasty Southern seafood, while the Pendant Terrace and Bar has a fun, retro vibe to take in city views. ...

Eater Carolinas

11 Hottest Restaurants in Savannah. St. Neo’s, located in the Drayton Hotel, enters its next era with executive chef Stephen Sleyo in charge. The new, seasonally-driven menu includes fusion-focused delights like the braised short rib sitting atop celery root puree and fig bordelaise, arriving at the table tender and steaming.

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Southern Living

St. Neo's Brasserie : Diners seeking a taste of the Lowcountry can order shrimp and grits or she-crab bisque. For something a little different, there's gnocchi with blue crab or steamed mussels in a tomato-basil broth. And for the seafood-averse, the braised short rib will probably hit the spot. Located in the Drayton Hotel, the dining room feels like Paris meets Savannah. Southern Livi...

Forbes

"Best Hotel for Groups...the perfect balance of a low-key luxury experience while honoring its Southern roots in one of the best locations in town."

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Brides

"This eye-catching, 50-room property brings a little of the bon vivant style of the Big Easy to the Georgia coast. Housed in a restored 19th-century building just off the Savannah River, the Drayton’s interiors feature pops of color around every corner as well as subtle nods to the city."

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The Knot

"The hotel’s hand-painted wall art and plush furniture in pop-y hues embrace the region’s rich history and culture."

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Condé Nast Traveler

"As you enter the lobby, you're hit with a tide of modernity. Bright blue sofas and light wood paneling create a whimsical space that’s as welcoming as it is colorful."

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