I would think they would be as it’s holiday time. Best bet is to call the hotel concierge or the Chamber of Commerce and they can def help you out for sure if what would be available there.

Based on your question, my response is that if you are looking for some anti-white experience in a majority white country you are likely to find it wherever you go.

If you are asking how you cancel the historic district, you just don't show up. If you need to cancel scheduled events, you need to contact the event management.

We used the OldTown Trolley, which is a hop on hop off. The driver gives you a lot of historical information. You are able to hop off anywhere you like and explore, then hop back on the trolley. They offer 15 different stops. Parking is free.

There is a lot down by the river which is good. You can walk around the shops and see the sites down there. We did it differently. We drove to an area we wanted to see and parked for an hour, using the meters. USe google maps and you can also see where the Public Parking garages are.

Yes, it's at the Hyatt hotel but accessible from the outside. We used it to come back up from the river.

My wife and I never felt worried for our safety. We were all over the historic district and all times of the day and night. The worst we had to deal with was some of the panhandlers but none we came across were a problem.

I found it perfectly safe, although I wasn’t out very late!

We were just there for Thanksgiving and it was in the 60's which is chilly for Savannah from what I understand, but being from just south of the Poconos, it was nice. Gave the feeling of fall, but not too cold. If I had the chance to go to Savannah for Christmas I'd be there in a heartbeat!!! There are so many great restaurants, tours, and just strolling down River Street that I think you couldn't go wrong no matter what time of year it is.

Yes, I haven't been to Philly but have been to Williamsburg. Savannah is kind of similar just more old South. For the kids check out the Girl Scouts founder's house, trolley ride with ghost tours, Savannah Candy Kitchen, Forsyth Park...I don't think they'll get bored. They'll love walking along the river & seeing ships. Oh yes, & take them to The Pirate's House, fun for small & big kids like myself.