Very comprehensive tour of the historic house. Interesting architectural features in this house. Would not claim it was worth the money without also using the ticket to also see the Telfair Academy and Jepson Center

Over the years the preservation of this gorgeous home built in 1820 is amazing. many of the details look art deco, which was on hundred years later. The docent are terrific and well worth the admission. Make an advance reservation before your arrival in Savannah.

While I enjoy touring historic homes and this one was beautiful and had some neat elements, I found overall it was alittle disappointing. I've toured a few restored homes in Savannah and other places in the US and while this one had some unique features in it's design and history, my family will most likely not revisit.

I think the extra cost is due to the fact that there is a human guide. You don't get to see all the rooms and overall it was a rather quick tour. Kinda thought I paid $15.00 for a $7.00 tour. The bridge upstairs was cool to see but everything else seemed typical. It was the only house we went... More

We purchased a pass to see both Telfair museums and the Owens-Thomas house. All three are worth it. The house is unique in that the slave quarters are still part of the property. Going into the kitchen area also gives you a view into the inner workings of the home

The architectural designs inside is what made this house worth seeing!! There is a bridge in the middle of the floor on the third floor!! The tour guide was great and answered our questions.

Very interesting to hear the story of the Owens-Thomas house, but at $ 15,- pr. Person a bit pricy. The tour takes about one hour, and is very informative, and the guide was really enthusiastic, and knew everything about the house, it's history and the people who had lived there, which in the end made it up for the somewhat... More

Very cool piece of history excellent tour guide bought the package of 3 museums seen them all it was worth it. Be sure to use your AAA discount

The tour was educational and our family of 4 including 2 teens enjoyed it very much. The guide was also a teacher, and she needs to learn not to treat adults as children. Other than that, we enjoyed it.