Charleston Inns

Proximity to restaurants/shops.

Was hesitant to book after reading the many negative reviews about the the hotels lack of cleanliness and finally booked thinking, 'it's probably just people over reacting'... It's not. When we checked in and arrived to our room, the previous guests' room service tray was still outside. Not a big deal, but queued my curiosity about inside. Upon entering it all looked clean. Bed made, bathroom dry and stocked. When I finally took a seat on the bed, I saw it. The linens had multiple brown and red stains on the quilt and pillowcases. And a few strands of hair. We immediately asked for the bed to be remade (which they did and apologized for), but it was still difficult feeling comfortable when we crawled in bed after a long day.

Excellent, quiet location for historic district. The courtyard would have been very pleasant in good weather. Staff were helpful.

Small room overdecorated, with no place to put personal items. Rained hard all day, with no indoor dining area, so breakfast and wine and cheese reception were not offered in the courtyard. Breakfast choices were very limited. Would benefit from better bad weather planning.

We were in Charleston for a wedding and stayed 3 nights at Andrew Pinckney Inn. Location was within walking distance of the restaurants, cathedral and aquarium chosen by the wedding couple for the weekend events. Sandy was especially helpful with recommendations and assistance booking a city tour and transportation when we needed it. The hotel was lovely and intimate with just 40 rooms. Beautiful floral arrangements, breakfast on the roof top, fresh cookies and coffee, tea, water and lemonade in the lobby and attention to detail made our stay very memorable. Charleston is well worth the trip!

We paid $319 + tax and fees for Friday and Saturday night. $199 + for Sunday night. I returned home to have an e-mail promotion from Snique Away for Andrew Pinckney Inn for $109 per night. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay, but now feel that Booking.com was not my best option when booking a hotel. Prime weekend with USC graduation may have played a factor.

breakfest was great, good lokation downtown

The staff was very friendly, and the mgr. responded right away when we told her the tub had hairs in it (not ours). Little extras like candy at turndown, champagne for our anniversary, and notes regarding the next days weather forecast were nice touches.

Though the building itself is impressive, the Inn is in need of paint, polish and redecorating. The bed linens were not ironed, towels were old and one had a blood stain and another had hair on it, after finding hair in the tub.

I probably wouldn't stay here again, nor would I recommend it to friends, even though they provided extras like breakfast, iced tea and lemonade during the day, and complimentary sherry in the evening. It's off the beaten path of shops and restaurants, and their restaurant isn't anything out of ordinary. The staff was friendly and accommodating, but the Inn and grounds really look in need of attention to keep up with other much nicer small expensive Inns.

The Inn rooms are looking tired.