Kerri was a wonderful hostess and the accomodations were just lovely! The view on Lake Murray was…read moreterrific. They have kayaks that are included in your stay and you can rent jet skis or charter a boat. It has two bedrooms and a goegeous bathroom, large screen tv and a pool table. Highly recommended.

Our stay at The Chestnut Cottage was one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we arrived,…read morethe owners welcomed us like old friends and shared the history of their beautifully restored home. Their warmth and hospitality made us feel right at home. We loved all the thoughtful touches in our room--from the welcome cheesecake and strawberries to the snacks, drinks, Keurig with a wide selection of coffee and tea, warming eye masks, quality toiletries, and bubble bath. Our room featured an adjustable king bed and a large jacuzzi tub, and the bed was the most comfortable we've slept in on our trip. After dinner, we enjoyed relaxing on the front porch, strolling through the quiet historic neighborhood, and spending time in the beautiful secret garden beneath the old trees. Breakfast the next morning was absolutely delicious and served at the time we requested. The Chestnut Cottage is more than just a place to stay--it's a place where you feel genuinely cared for. We left feeling refreshed, grateful, and already looking forward to our next visit.

Ken Doyle met me at the car after I pulled in to help with my luggage. His wife, Christal, met me…read moreonce inside and offered me a wonderful homemade mango refresher. She made a decision to provide me with a different room that would work out better for my business trip - keynote speaker at the South Carolina Hospice and Palliative Care Conference. I would definitely go back and recommend this bed and breakfast.

Stay could have been ruined due to a single character working in restaurant. Sorry Vee (bright red…read moreshort hair)! We rebuked your rudeness by simply boycotting the restaurant during breakfast hours for the balance of our vaecae!

Ok as a Hilton member, they don't give you your points, or bottles of water if you check in through…read morea third party like TripAdvisor... If they don't want you to book like that as a Hilton member with AAA, and/ senior, they should give you a better price...

Holiday Inn Express is my general go to for a moderate hotel. I expect them to be clean and…read morecomfortable and to have a nice cinnamon roll. This HIE exceeds those expectations. It's super clean. It is slightly more comfortable than any other HIE I've stayed in. Their cinnamon roll is the same, which is to say yummy. But the rest of the breakfast was hotter and fresher than most. The whole place feels fresh. The staff is pleasant. Like genuinely friendly. It's so nice I had to say something.

The room was very clean, friendly staff. The breakfast food service person named Tapp was very…read morefriendly and kept everything well stocked and clean.

What a fantastic hotel! I'm going to give it 5 stars even though you wouldn't normally call the…read moreHyatt Place a "5-star hotel". The reason I am giving it 5 stars is because it is excellent at what it sets out to accomplish. The hotel is modern, clean, spacious and relatively inexpensive. For a great price you can get a spacious room with two beds and a pull-out sofa with room for my family of 5. This is a big deal when we travel because it is super convenient to avoid splitting my family into two rooms. Not to mention that we often simply can't afford two separate rooms when we travel. I love this hotel and what you get for the money. The staff is friendly, the hotel is clean, the breakfast is more than adequate and the beds are comfortable. There aren't many other hotels that can match the Hyatt Place when you factor in what you get for the price. Thanks Hyatt Place for being there for this weary traveler and his family!

I hate to give a hotel such a low rating as I do not have an issue with the staff directly upon…read moreentering my room on the first day I noticed a dead cockroach, which then made me proceed to check the bed as I looked at these Yelp reviews and seen some people claimed there were bedbugs now I did notice it looks like they bought new mattresses and I did not see any bedbugs and I did not receive any bites during my stay thank goodness that is the only reason I stayed another day as I had already booked two days so I stayed my full amount. I did feel very unclean in this hotel, and for a Hyatt, it is greatly disappointing. I most likely will not be back because of this issue.

We had a nice stay at the hotel. We came for a long weekend to check out the zoo and museums. It is…read moreclose to those which was nice. The big down side is that it is hard to enter and exit the hotel's parking lot. It is on a busy road that curves. The staff were nice and the breakfast buffet was great. The pool was ok and they do have a fitness room. The room was a great temperature, clean, and the bathroom was a good size. We had to request the pull out couch linens but it would have been nice if they were in the room. Some of the blankets were in rough shape but the bed was comfortable. Overall it was a perfect fit for our family and I would stay here again.

This was our first stay at a Staybridge Suites, and it was overall a great experience…read more Check-in was a breeze, and the property is well maintained and amazingly clean. Downtown Columbia can be a bit dicey in terms of crime, but the parking lot is brightly lit and safe. Our suite was spacious and clean. Since we were traveling with two kids, using the laundry room was necessary, and I was pleasantly surprised. The machines are free to use and work remarkably well, and you can buy individual laundry pods and dryer sheets at the front desk for $1 each. The gym is also clean, and the equipment is in excellent condition. I used the treadmill a few times during our four-day stay without any issues. My only concern was that the hotel is located in an awkward location, right off of 126, and turning left from Huger street can be a little tricky (but not impossible). It's a minor issue that is definitely outweighed by the amenities. We will definitely book here again!

Clean hotel . Clean room. Breakfast is decent. Staff is nice and helpful . About 10 min from…read moreprisma hospital . Good spot for travel nurse. I would stay here again .

The hotel needs to be torn down and rebuilt. The musty smell hits you when you enter the lobby and…read moreit progressively gets worse from there. If there are ANY good reviews received about this hotel it's from the employees trying to save their jobs. Disgusting!!! If I could rate a zero... Management was super nice on this sinking ship.

I stay here on a yearly basis for a conference. Its just okay. It has been updated but clearly is…read morestill a little tired feeling. The rooms are clean but sound absolutely travels between rooms. I have always found the front desk staff to be helpful. Proximity to restaurants within walking distance cant be beat. You're really paying for the location at this hotel.

This hotel is located in an area where you can walk to go to bars, restaurants and shops quickly…read moreand safely. The parking lot has a gate that does not close, although they have signs everywhere threatening to tow anyone without a parking pass, so I would be apprehensive to do any business here or have a visitor. My room was very clean. It was laid out well, but the bed was not comfortable. The pillows were flat, and the bed was hard. The breakfast was better than most. Biscuits, eggs, sausage, grits, oatmeal, waffles and fruit. It is a comfortable place to be but the bed are bad.

It was good until, the housekeeping staff. Kept banging on my door! When I'm trying to sleep!…read moreYelling "house keeping!" She even opened the door! Other than that. AMAZING stay. Good breakfast nice pool comfy beds.

Absolutely the worst possible place to stay!They do not have any available keys. We were told to…read moreask tomorrow as they had not been delivered yet. From what I have seen, NO ONE HERE HAS AN ACTIVE ROOM KEY. Everyone has to ask the ONE receptionist to let them into their rooms! Throughout the night, the fire alarm kept going off (Current count: 4-5 times). We had to exit our rooms multiple times to ensure there wasn't a real emergency! I am traveling with several older women who need assistance! I can't keep waking them up and marching them down stairs for false emergencies! (We were placed on the second floor!) We were told the fire alarm had been going off since morning and someone came in to fix it. It is currently 1:28 AM, issue is still here! Several families were in the lobby due to their children, some less than a year old, continuously being awoken by the SCREECHING alarm! The cleanliness is much to be desired. They do not provide what they advertise! See attached pictures. Sadly I did not get more photos as I decided to just cut my loses and asked if I could be refunded for my less than THREE HOUR stay as well as the next night as I had booked for 2. The process of "checking out early" was explained. Save your money. Go somewhere else! You deserve better. I was a guest from June 11-June 12 NEVER AGAIN.

While the staff were amazingly attentive and the room was immaculate, the parking lot is another…read moresituation! This seems to be a very popular and unregulated hang out area. Even if the people in the lot and just outside the entry door were guests, the enforcement of quiet hours would make a SIGNIFICANT difference. Instead, well beyond midnight during both nights of our stay our sleep was distributed by loud talking and music downstairs in the parking lot. Beware OR request a room that faces another portion of the area.

Yelp Review by Captain 619…read more Spring has draped Columbia, South Carolina, in her finest gown--dogwoods blooming like lace, azaleas blushing at the sun, and a warmth that seeps into the soul. Amid this Southern reverie, I find myself on a six-day work mission, lodged at the SpringHill Suites by Marriott on 511 Lady Street. Let me tell you, friends, this isn't just another hotel--it's a sanctuary stitched with kindness. By day two, I realized the heartbeat of this place isn't just its crisp linens or spotless halls (though they shine brighter than most). No--it's the people. Each morning, descending the stairs feels like stepping into a hug. First, Shirley, with her radiant cheer, greets me like an old friend, her laughter a melody that chases the fog of sleep. Today, Debra stood beside her, her smile a quiet sunrise, her presence wrapping the breakfast nook in tranquility. Ah, the breakfast--far more than a complimentary perk. Here, the coffee isn't just poured; it's offered with a "How's your morning, sweetheart?" The pastries aren't just displayed; they're arranged with a tentative care, as if each item and yogurt cup were chosen for a loved one. I've stayed in countless hotels where the meal spread feels transactional, but here? It's nourishment--for the body and the spirit. Shirley remembers how I take my coffee. Debra and her calm voice a balm for this weary traveler's soul. It's the details, you see. The way the dining area hums with warmth, strangers swapping stories over scrambled eggs. The way the staff treats every guest--whether a road-worn business soul or a family passing through--like kin. Shirley and Debra don't just work here; they minister here, turning routine interactions into tiny acts of grace. Without them, this would've been another forgettable stay. But because of their excellence--their humanity--SpringHill Suites has etched itself into my memory. To the team: thank you for crafting not just a hotel, but a haven. To future guests: come for the comfort, stay for the hearts that make it shine. Captain 619 sails away with a full heart--and five stars, well earned.