This place is the bomb diggity bomb. All modern amenities in southern farmhouse. Web, AC they even…read morehave TV. Antiques everywhere. Pool, gardens, free Breakfast served by the owners in the main house dining room what a treat. This is the best place to stay. I came back just to stay here. BTW u can t reserve on the major sites. Call them always seem to be an opening.

Booked two rooms for one night for May 2010. Received credit card bill for $600! Called to get…read moremistake corrected, and was told there's a two-night minimum! They never bothered to tell me that (even after I told them I need the rooms for one night), and gladly took my credit card info! I cancel and they are trying to charge me $50 cancellation fee! Now they have two vacant rooms again and $50?! Nice try! I don't think so. I'm disputing the transaction.

A Timeless Stay at the Motor Inn - South of the Border, Hamer, NC…read more The Motor Inn at South of the Border is more than just a place to rest--it's a piece of Americana that deserves to shine again. From the neon glow at night to the nostalgic charm that lingers around every corner, staying here feels like stepping into another era. The rooms are simple, comfortable, and filled with the character of a roadside treasure that has welcomed travelers for generations. What makes this place special isn't just the rooms--it's the lure of South of the Border itself. This iconic stop has been part of countless road trips, family vacations, and southern adventures. Keeping it alive, relevant, and celebrated is important not only for travelers but for preserving a cultural landmark. That's why I, Thomas Miller--author of South of the Border: The Motel That Eats Time--have dedicated my writing to capturing that magic. My book blends nostalgia with horror, weaving a story that keeps South of the Border alive in the imagination of readers everywhere. Horror might seem like an unlikely ally, but through it, I'm shining a light on this place, ensuring its legend continues and new generations rediscover its lure. If you're planning a road trip through North or South Carolina, I highly recommend booking a night at the Motor Inn. Come for the neon lights, stay for the history, and experience the atmosphere that inspired my novel. And if you want to take a piece of that magic with you, check out my book here: South of the Border: The Motel That Eats Time .https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FRYD4V23 From the Pen of Thomas Miller Author of South of the Border: The Motel That Eats Time

This was my first time staying at the motor inn ( as an adult) and i was in for a treat…read more First and foremost - the staff- everyone was so friendly. From the housekeeping that i told when i saw them outside to disregard cleaning my room to the reception staff, everyone on the grounds was so nice. Now listen. When I booked this I was not expecting the Ritz, but i will say I was pleased with the room! It was huge. My room had two double beds with tons of space and a huge bathroom. Now, the room was not gorgeous and the tv had like ten channels and the wifi barely worked but these rooms and the hotel is designed for a quick stay so I get it. I tried using the indoor pool- you get your towels from the front desk- the towels are super cheap and make sure you have your wrist band in case security asks you (yes you read that right). The indoor pool as well as the outdoor pool could use some TLC. The bottoms need to be scrubbed. Actually everything could there. I feel like every thing here needs to be tweaked just slightly. The pool chairs outside had like permanent dirt marks in them. Things were usable but looked dirty if that makes sense. Now of course, the hotel is on South of the Border grounds which puts you near their restaurants and shops which for your overnight is good and you can walk back and forth to places. I wondered about safety and such being that it was such a transient place but there were not issues at all. I didn't feel unsafe at all. My car wasn't disturbed. It wasn't noisy and actually, i slept well. If the place was kept up better, it would be a really great place. I know they don't get the traffic that I'm sure they used to, so i see why they don't. But the location is a great stopping / overnight spot from so many great places. I'm glad I stayed here and i might possible do it again.

The present courthouse was built in 1885 , but was extensively alter in 1951 . It sits in the…read moremiddle of town and is a focal point of the old small town . I grew up here and spent many times walking here with my Dad , especially in the winter time when we would come and feed the squirrels pecans . The grounds have several monuments such as a tall monument for the Confederate Soldiers of Marlboro County who died during the Civil War . There is also another for all Veterans of the Military , like myself . Another for Palmer's Field which is where pilots were trained for World War I . There is also a plaque on one of the original steps of the oldest courthouse . The grounds are kept nice with lots of flowers and well cut grass . Several flag poles in front and historical markers . The courthouse is still used for county records , courts , and other government offices . Walking the halls is like going back in time .

I was searching for a hotel as it was dark and I just got gas in Dillion SC and sat in my car…read moresearching on line. Everything decent too far and motels did not look great BUT - The Columns B&B was rated 5 stars and was only two miles from gas station! Incredible BB beautiful and the hosts Michael and Mark so gracious ! The house is outstanding - really must see! And decorated beautifully!! Beautiful rooms - breakfast delicious - can't recommend it more !! Enjoy ( cost very reasonable also )

What a delightful stay. It was a random selection as a halfway stop on a trip but it turned out to…read morebe an excellent choice. The rooms were beautiful and period decorated with incredible antiques selected by the owners, Michael and Mark. The owners made us feel like family right away and we shared some fun conversations. My favorite spot was the breezy balcony porch with the rockers. The bed was comfortable with fine linens. The full delicious breakfast was worth the stay. As a small town, Dillon had little to offer but the break from the hustle and bustle of life was worth the trip!

Great place to stay. I really like it here. Perfect place to stay for three nights and Bucees is…read moretwo minutes away! Superb!

Outstanding stay with so much to offer in cabin stays, marriage parties (weddings), caravan…read morestays, winnebago; if you are looking for a friendly quiet 30 acres and 128 sites place to stay this is an awesome stop. Located off I95 exit 169...

was supposed to meet a escort. Here...off some date site....had me send her a deposit....she…read morestiffed me and never showed.... but other then that I got a great night's sleep...was totally refreshed and able to get up in morning.....and continue on my way into Myrtle Beach in the morning

Filthy room, trash in the drawers,bugs crawling, & on top of all of that there in an actual hole in…read morethe front of out room to the outside, I can actually put my hand through the wall. The days inn is the same price & 1000% better...

This rating is solely based on the campground. During our stay we only used the site…read more We found the grounds were very well maintained. The water, sewer hookup, and power pole all worked well and seemed to be in real good shape. My pull through site was nice and level. We had a full hookup site, so we didn't check the bathrooms or showers. This is a really decent overnight rest stop. With easy access to gas pumps as you leave. I will also say we did eat dinner at the restaurant within walking distance. It was a decent burger and the server was very nice. I think I will continue to use this location as a pit stop for now on.

The staffer was very pleasant and helped me out after along road trip. The grounds get the job…read moredone. The sites are big and very clean. I will stay here again

Let me be perfectly clear by saying this is the first time I can give a perfect score to anyone or…read moreany place. I've stayed in Ritz that bored me compared to this opulent experience at the Rosewood Manor. My husband and I stumbled across Rosewood while looking for a way to celebrate our anniversary and set off some fireworks in our relationship. Thank goodness we found Gary. Driving up to a dimly lit paradise at sunset, greeted by a glass of wine and a wonderful ray of sunshine, Donna, was a good start. We were exhausted and hadn't been having a good week. The mood changed instantly when arriving. The atmosphere is flawless. You feel at home, except better. The house is breathtaking. Gary, the owner, is a brilliant and accommodating host. His attention to detail pulls together the whole experience. Not only is it a remarkable home to begin with, but the way it has been dressed is the key. You can have a beautiful home and a lot of money...and still have no taste. Gary has impeccable taste. Now when it comes to his precious antiques, an outstanding collection of marvelous artwork and to top it all off, he's a gourmet chef... it's safe to say he knows what he's doing. He's also a walking encyclopedia. Our stay was extended due to car trouble. Thank you, Jesus. Gary continued to accommodate us by letting us stay two more unexpected nights, and helped us find a mechanic. He cooked multiple breathtaking meals, that we are still craving. He actually changed breakfast for us in our home. Guests now ask us where we got all these amazing ideas. We of course say "Gary." After a day of great conversation, and lounging by the pool, we would go to sleep in the most comfortable bed my husband and I have ever slept in. Every night we would say "something has got to happen... it can't all be perfect." The following evening Gary and Donna made us an exquisite anniversary dinner. Finally, I said "it's all perfect." Around every corner is a surprise, and a pleasant one at that. There's always something new to learn or a story to be heard. My family and I are already planning a summer trip to go visit Dr. Chef and Miss Donna. While I did take several photos, they aren't photos I would post. You need to go see for yourself how truly magnetic and affluent a weekend away can be. I would rather drive hours out of my way to stay here, than at any hotel. On a scale of one to ten, Rosewood Manor is a strong one billion.

Excellent bed & breakfast. Great event location. The hosts are super friendly. The food is…read moremagnificent. The place is a living museum. Each room is fantastic. Enjoyed my stay!