Charleston Inns

Nice hotel with a fantastic location. Not overly spacious but that is typical of historic properties.

Small bathroom.

We loved the Andrew Pinckney Inn. It was so charming with the original wood floors and plantation shutters. Everything was very well maintained, clean with beautiful flower arrangements. Bathrooms were modern with lovely ceramic tiles. Breakfast on the sun-filled rooftop terrace was a lovely way to start the day

We enjoyed our stay. The hotel was clean, staff were super friendly. The parking was definitely a plus. We parked the car the first day and walked everywhere from the hotel. We absolutely loved the terrace on the 4th floor, especially in the morning where they serve breakfast. The food was good as well. The only complaint is the room was very loud. We could hear everyone walking outside on the street as well as people in hallway (we were on 1st floor). On my next trip to Charleston I will staying there again.

The staff went above and beyond to make your stay feel like you were part of their family . Great food , snacks and drinks all day long .

Having to leave .

really lovely hotel. The service is what stood out the most to me. Every single person I encountered was top notch (even more so than some internationally-known hotels I have stayed at). Even when there was a tiny issue with my room service (more on me for being picky) - there was no attitude from anyone, everyone was happy to make an adjustment. The replacement meal came in less than 10 minutes with apologies from the chef even! (And the meal was delicious, btw) I even received a follow-up call from reception about 30 minutes after I got to my room to make sure everything was ok. That's never happened to me before. The room was beautiful--dark wood floors, large four-poster king bed, updated bathroom. Top notch service, great location right by the waterfront and some amazing restaurants.

Noise: the wood floors are so beautiful, but that means you have to hear your inconsiderate neighbors clunk around on their floors with their shoes on. Perhaps a very sweet note when guests check in (or in the room) that while the floors are beautiful, please be mindful of your neighbors and take your shoes off while in the room." Also, in the morning I could hear everyone's conversations from the hallway very loudly! Size of Room/Bathroom: this is with the caveat that I had a very low rate that provided me with one of the more standard rooms, so it was not necessarily unexpected. For what I paid, it was a decent size, bathroom just decent size as well. If I actually planned to do work while there, I would recommend getting a bigger room as mine did not have a desk.

Location, beautiful artwork, luxurious rooms

Wait staff could be friendlier at these prices

Very nice rooms. The evening tea party, with different teas, plus port and sherry wines. A very nice touch.

Stairs, but hey what are you gonna do. Elevators weren't invented when it was built.

Great service, location, and really nice room. Rooms seemed large for the area. We got upgraded from the carriage house with two double beds to the main house with two queen beds.

We can't recommend it enough!

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.