Foley House Inn

The Foley House Inn consists of two joined nineteenth-century townhouses at fourteen and sixteen West Hull Street. Built in eighteen ninety-six for Honoria Foley, a widow and early Savannah hospitality pioneer, the structure emerged on the site of a home destroyed by the Great Savannah Fire of eighteen eighty-nine. The two buildings, once private residences, were combined to operate as one of the city’s first bed and breakfasts.