Sure, your love is priceless, but that doesn’t mean you have unlimited funds to devote to Valentine’s Day. With this handy guide, you can treat your sweetie and show a little love to your wallet. It’s not hard to set a romantic mood in Savannah; the Spanish moss draped from stately oaks, the mystery of a half-glimpsed courtyard, and the dignified elegance of historic homes all combine to make this town a magical place for a romantic interlude. Savannah’s many historic inns are perfect for an in-town getaway, and some of them are running specials to help all of you star-crossed lovers make the most of this Valentine’s Day.

Enjoy a sophisticated stay at The Presidents’ Quarters over the Valentine’s Day/Presidents’ Day weekend (Feb. 12-15) and receive special winter rates for the first two days, plus 50% off on the third and fourth days! Guests will also receive wine or champagne at check-in.

The Forsyth Park Inn is perfectly situated for taking a romantic stroll through the park, or just sitting on a bench enjoying each other’s company. Steal a kiss in the inn’s beautiful walled-courtyard, or take a seat on their porch overlooking the park and just watch the world go by. Guests will be treated to complimentary champagne and Valentine’s chocolates at turn-down.

One of the most beautiful inns in town also happens to have one of the best deals around. The Azalea Inn is offering a fabulous Recession Romance deal for the month of February (excluding Valentine’s Day weekend.) Book any deluxe room for only $159 nightly, a savings of over $75. To make your stay even more memorable, they offer a menu of delightful indulgences, like a dozen roses or a fireside bottle of wine with crusty bread and a selection of cheeses. Make your reservations and special requests now so they can prepare your perfect romantic getaway!

Make sure to check out South’s guide to Valentines Day all week. We’ll let you know where to Stay, Play, Shop and Eat for this unforgettable weekend!

For more information visit presidentsquarters.com, forsythparkinn.com and azaleainn.com.

photos from azaleainn.com taken by Adam Kuehl