Baymont by Wyndham Ridgeland I-95

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Right at Home in Ridgeland

Pet-friendly hotel off I-95, near Hilton Head and Savannah

Settle in with free breakfast and WiFi, a pool, and comfortable rooms at Baymont by Wyndham Ridgeland I-95, offering easy access to Hilton Head Island, Savannah, and Parris Island. Surrounded by restaurants, our contemporary hotel is steps from Blue Heron Nature Trail and 26 miles from Tanger® Outlets Hilton Head. Play Crosswinds Golf Club, take in sunset views at The Sands, or visit the Morris Center for Lowcountry Heritage. Savannah® Hilton Head International Airport (SAV) is 33 miles away and Hilton Head Island Airport (HHH) is 34 miles away.

Amenities

We Have What You Need

Enjoy free breakfast, WiFi, and parking—plus, a seasonal pool

Fuel up with a free breakfast of waffles, oatmeal, fruit, and more while planning your day using free WiFi. Unwind in the seasonal outdoor pool, pack light thanks to laundry facilities, and get some exercise at the adjacent Blue Heron Nature Trail. Each guest room features a mini-refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea maker, desk, ironing amenities, hair dryer, and bath products. We also offer free parking, in-room safes for an additional charge, and friendly 24/7 front desk staff. Bring up to two pets for an extra nightly fee.

Local Area

Discover the Area

Sip local brews, spend time in Hilton Head, or explore Savannah

There’s lots to do. Sample craft beer at River Dog Brewing Company or hike through Savannah National Wildlife Refuge. Spot gators in Cypress Wetlands or learn about the U.S. Marine Corps at the Parris Island Museum. Take a trip to Hilton Head and soak up the sun on Burkes Beach, explore the Stoney Barnyard Ruins, or visit the Harbour Town Lighthouse. Savannah is home to Forsyth Park, the Telfair Museums, and the Georgia State Railroad Museum. You can also shop along River Street or pop into the retro speakeasy at the American Prohibition Museum.