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Sue
5
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December 29, 2023
We're on the list at Savannah Square. It's nice. They have a lot of places to walk outside and of course, you can walk inside. They have some cottages if you want to live there or they have an inside place where you can live, and that's what we like. We like the inside better because we are older and all. Inside the apartments, they had a stove, a refrigerator, and a dishwasher, but they did not have a microwave. If you stay inside the building, you cannot have a washer and dryer in your apartment. You have to use one down the hall, and they have a laundry room there. If you stay in a cottage, you can have a washer and dryer, but you have to purchase it yourself. The staff who took me around was very nice and very knowledgeable. She did not pressure us. They provide three meals a day. We had lunch there and it was good. Everything was very clean.
About Savannah Square in Savannah, Georgia
Savannah Square, located at 1 Savannah Square Drive, Savannah, Georgia 31406, offers both Independent Living and Assisted Living within a resort-style campus setting. The community occupies approximately 17 wooded acres in the heart of Savannah, with a layout featuring cottage-style homes and apartment residences, landscaped grounds, walking paths, dedicated parking, and a secured gated entrance. Residents enjoy an extensive range of amenities and services designed to support active, engaged lifestyles and provide peace of mind. These include restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals, a full-service beauty salon and barbershop, a fitness studio, billiards room, library, weekly housekeeping and linen service, personal concierge assistance, and scheduled transportation. The residence features full kitchens or kitchenettes in many units, private patios or balconies, Wi-Fi access, emergency call systems, and accessible floor plans tailored to independence and comfort. Set in the scenic surroundings of Savannah, the community offers easy access to the city’s historic district, local parks, waterfront dining, shopping, and cultural venues—while still providing the calm and privacy of a residential neighborhood. Whether for independent living or additional care support, Savannah Square blends Southern charm with quality amenities and thoughtful design to create a welcoming home for seniors. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility
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Reviews of Savannah Square in Savannah, Georgia
Sue
5
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December 29, 2023
We're on the list at Savannah Square. It's nice. They have a lot of places to walk outside and of course, you can walk inside. They have some cottages if you want to live there or they have an inside place where you can live, and that's what we like. We like the inside better because we are older and all. Inside the apartments, they had a stove, a refrigerator, and a dishwasher, but they did not have a microwave. If you stay inside the building, you cannot have a washer and dryer in your apartment. You have to use one down the hall, and they have a laundry room there. If you stay in a cottage, you can have a washer and dryer, but you have to purchase it yourself. The staff who took me around was very nice and very knowledgeable. She did not pressure us. They provide three meals a day. We had lunch there and it was good. Everything was very clean.
Richard
4
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September 15, 2022
We were at Savannah Square. We started with independent living, and then my wife had to have assistance with getting a bath and then medications. They will handle the medications and of course they offer you a room. One of the best things was the space, which was too much for us, and of course, the option of eating in the room or the dining room. We were there when COVID came up. They had planned activities, which were helpful. Another thing is we're a couple and that's very unusual, it appears. We had a lot of areaa to walk around in and that makes a lot of difference. They did the best they could, but a lot of things are easier and better done by a family member, particularly a spouse if you're both together. We both worked in health care. She is a radiologic technologist and I'm a respiratory therapist, so we had more experience with what she needs. All the staff made a genuine effort, and they were all friendly when you talk to them. I wouldn't give them much for the meals, but when we were there, the COVID thing was raging, and they were no longer preparing meals the usual way. They were brought to us either in our room or it was separate six feet between all the people and in a Styrofoam tray with the food all packed in it. Even if the food was reasonably well, it's just eating out of plastic. Cleanliness was reasonable; it was good. Clothes were picked up and delivered back to you. They came in and they mopped. The floors were a little disappointing. They had one lady that handled the activities, and she was very entertaining and very energetic. Mostly it was bingo, games, and chair aerobics. The spaces were not designed for training or providing an exercise room as other places had. The building's design was not laid out specifically for that. They were in a room that was kind of crowded sometimes, but everybody enjoyed it thoroughly.
Ruthann
5
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September 11, 2021
We toured Savannah Square and the location is good for our family. They have nice facilities, and they do lots of activities. We would like the little cottage that they have. We liked the fact that they have progressive care there. The staff was very knowledgeable and very nice. Of course, there was COVID, so there was a lot she could not show us because it was kind of shut down, but she was very friendly. They also have pools.
Rebecca Haynes
5
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December 18, 2019
My mother has lived at Savannah Square for more than 13 years and we have been so happy with her community. The staff is so pleasant and so helpful. She just recently made a transition from independent living into assisted living and I can’t say enough about how easy the staff made this very difficult time. Someone helped us every step of the way. My mother was received into assisted living with warmth and caring professionals who knew just what to say and do with her dementia. The transition could have not been more seamless.
Nancy
5
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March 6, 2019
My visit at Savannah Square was excellent. I was received very cordially, I was shown several options, and I could not have been treated any nicer. It was beautiful, the dining area looked beautiful, it had tablecloths and cloth napkins, comfortable chairs, and it looked like a more formal setting. Im going into independent living, but I looked at both independent and assisted living.
Rosalind100
5
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June 16, 2017
The staff here are very friendly and helpful! I admitted my dad to the skilled nursing and was very pleased. Other facilities seemed more concerned with revenue than the quality of care when I visited. Not here!!! They helped our family during one of the most critical times, and I am grateful for that! Highly recommend this place if you want to sleep at night knowing your loved one is taken care of!!
RubyJG
5
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March 4, 2017
From the initial contact over the phone I felt welcome at Savannah Square. I toured the Health Center for my father in law and was very impressed with the staff. I observed the interaction with residents, cleanliness, and there weren't any bad smells. Staff answered my questions, and My father in law needs short term rehab and I have heard great things about this place and the therapists.
Mae.H46
5
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March 2, 2017
I toured this community and its been updated very nicely. I toured the Health Center and all the staff were very friendly and helpful. Each room has a flat screen T.V., and telephone.
Faye9
5
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February 15, 2016
I visited Savannah Square. It was very neat, clean, and very large. The staff was very friendly. They had bingo, art, crafts, tours, shopping sprees, they had different things. When I went into the main entrance, it was almost like going into a hotel. It did not feel like going into a home, and the main entrance was too quiet.
Jerrie2
5
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January 26, 2016
Savannah Square did have cottages; which were very beautiful. However, they did not have garages. You had to park in the parking lot, and the one that was available was quite a distance from the main facility where she would be eating her meals. She would have had to drive up there every time she ate. The people were wonderful. I had no complaints about it other than the fact that mom wanted a garage. It is a gated facility also. If you're not living in a cottage very few of the facilities have a full kitchen. They have a sink, refrigerator, microwave, but they do not have stoves. The menu was good. They had a full activity schedule everyday.
Visitor117710550
4
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January 26, 2016
Savannah Square was very nice. They have beautiful little cottages on the property for independent living, rooms for assisted living, and a nursing home as well. The staff was fine. They were friendly, nice, and professional. They have a bar and a piano area, a theater room for movies, and rooms for arts, crafts, clothing or painting; that kind of stuff. They did have gym facilities, and they also take you to doctor’s appointments or shopping, and that kind of stuff.
Anonymous111808850
5
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September 7, 2015
Savannah Square was just very nicely appointed. They were very professional and, provided a lot of feedback, and at this point, we are on their waiting list and waiting for my mother to come down. They certainly do have activities. They have an exercise room right there and a limousine service to different areas to assist with shopping or going to different activities off the property. They have restaurant style dining with three meals a day, they have a happy hour, and then they have all different activities. And they have two styles of rooms; they have rooms either in the building or they have like small apartments outside of the building.
Neva2
5
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July 31, 2015
Savannah Square is probably the nicest one, but it is way too far from where I live and my family. They have a lot of cottages, and they have lovely dining facilities. It is really topnotch. The staff was quite pleasant. Their cottages were very nice, but small as they all were. I would recommend this facility to others.
Caring111151750
5
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July 13, 2015
Savannah Square was excellent. It's beautiful. The price wasn't outrageous, and everything was included. They had a whole calendar of things that they do. They stay busy, they have quality people that come in and speak, they have classes -- you name it. They have wonderful activities.
Diana1959
5
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April 30, 2015
My mother lives there...She loves the place and has made a lot of friends. It is the right place for her after my father passed. My mom is 81. Nice recreational activitites.
Caring103250750
5
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March 11, 2015
My mother lives in Savannah Square, and I am very happy with that. She has been there for a little over two years. The employees have a lot of compassion for their patients. It is very clean, and it is a family atmosphere.
Caring94133950
4
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October 17, 2014
Savannah Square was nice. The people there were very friendly. I wouldn’t say the facility was spectacular, but it was fine. There was plenty of room. They were just ordinary, but they were nice. The staff was friendly. They seemed a little overwhelmed with what they were doing.
Dot5
5
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May 12, 2014
I visited Savannah Square, and the staff was very helpful and friendly. I got to meet several of the residents there, and one of them showed me her apartment. Their food was very good. They have apartments in their main building, and then they have cottages also. The facility itself was clean and bright. They provide transportation within 10 miles every day of the week. The atmosphere was positive, and overall, the visit was a good experience.
Jessie5
4
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March 29, 2014
We had a great tour of both facilities today. Both have positive attributes and either would be a good choice for my parents. The appealing items about each: Savannah Square- wooded location with private balconies in the independent living area. Beautiful building with meals in the dining area. The breakfast is continental and lunch and dinner are full meals. No medical help in this building as it is independent living. The downside is that their long term care policies would not pay there. They would have to go to the assisted living building which we did not like nearly as well. The transportation options appear to be a little limited. They do have many activities and trips, but with my parents limited mobility, they would not be able to do much of this. As my parents health declined and they needed more care we would have to move them yet again. Also, the fact that they would not be reimbursed with their long term care policies is a big problem.
Melinda11
3
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January 31, 2014
Even though I had spoken to somebody at Savannah Square to confirm my appointment, the individual that was supposed to do the tour was off that day. So another person tried but that was not their job. They were not just as well prepared. This facility was very dark and I must say that it was a little depressing to me. When I was there, I saw somebody being transported to appointments and I saw the place where they hold different activity. I saw their movie room, arts and crafts room and things of that nature.
Jarrod
5
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November 20, 2013
My granddad is going to be moving into The Savanna Square. They did have both independent and assisted living. Everything was really nice there. The facility itself was nice. I like that it was secured and gated, so that's nice as well. Their rooms were very nice and clean. They were relatively large. Their dining room was large as well with lots of tables and chairs. Everyone I met was very nice. They seemed to really care about their residents. Overall, everything was good there.
Caring72406650
4
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October 27, 2013
Savannah Square was the only facility that provides respite care in our area. Mom has been there for about three weeks now. They have nice rooms and the facility itself is very nice. We were able to have lunch there and the food was very good. I don't really remember what the activities were, but I'm sure they have bingo and games nights.
Velma1
5
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September 23, 2013
I like Savannah Square more than the other one I visited. This place is set back off the road in a quiet tree lodge area, and you wouldn't know there was a community for independent living there. It is a very beautiful facility. It is a little bit more classy and high end. They have a little bar area for drinks. They also have family area should you have family coming in. I was very impressed with their accommodations. One part of the facility is an apartment building. They showed me their studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. They are all beautiful. There are plenty of rooms inside and you can decorate your own apartment. They also have a pull cord in the bathroom just in case of emergency. In every floor, there is a laundry facility for their residents. Service is also excellent in this community. They take care of everything for you. They can take you to your doctor's appointments, to the store or wherever you want to go. You just have to let them know ahead of time that you would need transportation. I would definitely recommend this place. You wouldn't have to worry about anything if you put your loved ones here.
Services and Amenities of Savannah Square in Savannah, Georgia
Diet & Nutrition
- Diabetic
- Low Fat
- Low Salt
- Vegetarian Diet Available
Languages
- English spoken
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
- Nurse on Staff (24 Hours)
Additional Amenity Information
- State Licenses: 10251158
State Licenses
State License: 10251158
Costs for Savannah Square in Savannah, Georgia

Assisted Living
$2,290
Starting Price

Independent Living
$2,290
Starting Price
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