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"Great location 15 mins from Isle of Palms beach. Stores are close if you need to run and get something. A bonus that Charleston is a 25 mins away. Overall enjoyed my stay. "

"Great location! Neat art! Quiet and comfortable."

"Breakfast was great! No restaurant on site or room service."

"This is a very old days inn or something else from the 1960 or 70's. It is nasty. Took 30.min to check in. Our room smelled like bad musty water. We had water on the tv counter, bathroom counter and our floormat was soaking wet. The room is literally 10ft from a busy 4 lane hwy. It is noisy as hell and you hear everything in the rooms around you. We even heard a bad drug deal or something go bad around 3am. Lots of cursing and spinning tires. This place should be torn down and make nice marina condos. They should pay me for having stayed there."

"Staff was very polite. Check in was easy. Free parking and close to restaurants. "

"I loved my stay here. Joey at the front concierge desk was so helpful, especially as I had a few bags with me. He also provided me with great advice on local restaurants. My room was amazing and I had a view of the park! "

"The room was clean and the staff was super nice. The only issue was the elevators. Only one was working and at one point both were down. Had to take stairs up 4 flights. The elevators are old and should be upgraded and the stairwell needed some much needed attention. We would love to go back but we let staff know we would not if elevators were not fixed. We are an older couple and we can't do stairs well."

"The room was very clean, bed comfortable and nice, high pressure shower. Those are my 3 most important qualities to a hotel room and they delivered 5 stars here. The breakfast bar was just ok as they didn’t have the correct cups/lids so very challenging to bring coffee to the room. Otherwise a perfect stay and minor inconvenience.."

"We picked a city view delux room but were given a view of the parking lot and trash cans. The trash trucks came to empty the bins every morning around 5am, waking us all up. I was not happy. "