Welcome
Dunes Inn & Suites sits on Butler Ave, a short walk from Tybee’s South Beach — close to the sand, the pier, and the island’s shops and restaurants, with historic Savannah a short drive up the road.
Come for the location, stay for the ease: a dip in the saltwater pool, a short walk to the water, and a simple, comfortable room to land in at the end of the day — front building or annex, both a few minutes from the beach.
Rooms
Plus four more room types across the property — the Mini Suite, the Annex economy rooms, and the two-bedroom apartment. See the full room list.
Sleeps up to 2
A comfortable king room in the front building, recently remodeled — a straightforward, well-kept room a short walk from South Beach.
Sleeps up to 4
The workhorse room for families and groups — two queen beds in the front building, freshly remodeled with new flooring and furnishings.
Sleeps up to 4
Same two-queen layout, plus a kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, and stovetop — the pick for a longer stay or a family that wants to cook a few meals in.
The Rhythm
Four things that make a Tybee stay easy.
Simple, easygoing rooms — a cool, quiet place to land after a day in the sun.
An outdoor saltwater pool for the hours between beach trips.
A short walk down Butler Ave to Tybee's South Beach shops and restaurants.
The lighthouse, dolphin tours, Fort Pulaski, and Savannah just up the road.
Special Offers
Dining
StingRay's and Sunrise are both a couple minutes down Butler, shrimp and grits wait down at the pier, and fish tacos with your feet in the sand are a short drive north at The Deck. Most of Tybee's best is a short walk toward South Beach. We keep a list of favorites at the front desk.
Our Dining PicksA Local’s Guide
Georgia's oldest lighthouse, dolphin tours and fossil hunts, Civil War brickwork at Fort Pulaski, and fishing charters off the back river — with Savannah a short drive when you want the city.
The Full Guide
Dolphin tour with guaranteed sightings. Book the golden-hour run.
178 steps. Georgia's oldest lighthouse. The whole island below.
Civil War brickwork and marsh trails, ten minutes by car.
Guided fossil hunts on the beach. Find shark teeth older than you'd believe.
Friendly island shuttle. Pulls right up to the front door.
How locals get around. Reserve ahead in summer.
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From the Blog
From Our Guests
“This wasn't our first trip to Tybee, but it was our first time staying here — we've found our new go-to place!”
“The hotel is in the perfect location — close to the beach, restaurants, and shops, but still quiet.”
“Clean, friendly and affordable! Our room was very clean, and the staff was friendly and helpful.”
Tybee Dispatch
No spam, no daily blasts. Just a handful of notes a year — new offers, local Tybee picks, and what’s worth the trip.
