Book Hotels in Johns Island, SC

"Check at the front desk was friendly and prompt, unfortunately we had issues right after we got into our room and went to use the bathroom, toilet handle was completely broken. The front desk agent called for maintenance to fix it, it took longer than expected for them to arrive, then we had to stay in the room while he went to get a new part, after that was fixed the sink backed up. I went back to the front desk to ask for assistance getting a new room. The sweet young lady moved us to the next floor up matching the same room from our reservation. The room was nice, yet felt old and slightly run down. The shower was a nightmare, zero water pressure and took forever to get hot water running, and the mold in the grout was disgusting! The tv in the room had horrible reception and the picture went in and out all 3 nights of our stay. Also we were moved to the top floor and shortly after the elevator stopped working, leaving only one for the whole property to use. Thankfully we are active and able to climb flights of stairs. We were on the Marina side, the pool wasn’t heated and the hot tub/spa area was under construction making it unavailable for use. The bar was small and crowded with families, toddlers running around, not making it the ideal place to relax and enjoy a cocktail. The restaurant on the property was nice. Never got to use the hotel shuttle because it was always super crowded. "

"Loved the ambiance, nice and classical, and breakfast was great too! "

"This is an absolutely gorgeous historic hotel! Our stay could not have been any better! Everyone was so friendly and kind. I highly recommend this hotel! "

"All good "

"Stayed several days, loved the food, staff and room. "

"Great location. Great onsite restaurant and cafe/snack store. Only one elevator was working and posed a real inconvenience. Lights were out on our floor (floor 3) in the hallway (which is outdoors). It was not only unsafe because you couldn’t see - it felt unsafe because a nook by the ice machine was pitch dark- and someone could easily hide there. Seems like replacing light bulbs would fall under basic maintenance…"