Beach Hotels & Resorts in Daniel Island from NZ$336

"Overall, wonderful stay. The pool and Little Palm was great! The rooms were cute and the coffee shop was convenient. However, our room was a Premier King and, for the amount we paid, we had no view (completely covered by bush and gate, felt a bit jailish), the room was incredibly loud as it backed up to the restaurant, and the staff wasn’t as friendly as expected. We had a nice time all in all, but the ROI was lacking. "

"Yes"

"Stayed here while visiting College of Charleston (about 15 mins away by car). Loved the property and room! Breakfast was wonderful. The hotel is in a cluster with other similarly nice hotels, however, it is also super close (walking distance) from so NOT so nice "hotels" where there appears to be a lot of shady activity. That said-the hotel is secured at night (front doors lock at 9 and access only by keycard - this was casually noted by staff without prompting at check in and later in the evening while venturing out for food, it clicked as to why) and we always felt safe and enjoyed our stay at this property. "

"Did not eat - too many prople"

"Wonderful staff, beautiful property and within walking distance to great shopping and restaurants"

"Beautiful, resort like feeling and atmosphere. Very comfortable, would definitely stay again "

"Menu fresh but paltry, staff at breakfast good. Cleaning staff ok. Reception area staff appallingly unhelpful except for Tristan"

"I am extremely disappointed with our stay and nobody from management reached out during this time or after. During our stay the elevator (one elevator because the other is not operational) kept going down and I was with my physically handicapped child and no one reached out to see if we were ok. My daughter kept having to climb 4 flights of stairs in pain. My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and wears full leg braces to assist her walking and has pins and plates in both her knees which makes stairs extremely uncomfortable and difficult to navigate. This hotel needs serious repairs and should not be falsely advertising themselves as a luxury beach hotel with easy access and renovated rooms. It is not. I sent the front desk staff pictures I took of the room, which was in serious disrepair. The room had outlets with no covers on them, a extension cord plugged into a lamp that was had frying marks on it like it had almost caught fire, the furniture was all banged up, the mattresses were incredibly hard, the sheets were old, worn, and rough, the sliding glass door didn’t open as someone had broken off the handle and I could see the handle sitting on the balcony outside. No housekeeping ever came the entire four days that we were staying there. And the worst part was the elevators that did not work. When we arrived, one elevator was already out of service and we were told by the front desk. It had been down a month, but no one told us until we got there. The other elevator kept going do"

"Expensive "