The Wilcox has exceptional fresh food, a reasonably priced and robust wine list, and very good…read morecocktails. And on Thursday nights jazz music! Highly recommended!

This is absolutely one of the finest hotels I have ever stayed at. The turn down service is fresh…read morecookies, fruit infused ice water and classical music on the tv. They are absolutely spectacular.

We chose this hotel to get away from the chain hotels, and try something more southern-charm-y…read more Looked great online, we were definitely excited, and looked forward to something more bougie, as we were in town for a wedding. The staff member (woman) who greeted us showed none of the southern charm we hear so much about. We felt like we were a burden during check-in. We saw her one other time, and she didn't ask how things were going, and walked away from the desk when we walked toward her w a question. She was not present when we checked out. Aside from the blasting AC--joy to our northern ears--we were really disappointed with our room (the one at the top of the stairs in the main building) and generally underwhelmed w the hotel experience. Upon closer inspection you see that the hotel is shabby and in need of some attention. The issues w our room included: the dresser drawers having improperly long bolts/screws which snagged clothes multiple times, nearly ripping items. The room didn't look clean; stained carpet, as well as areas of carpet w water damage, as the AC unit dripped nonstop. It's safe to assume the staff is aware of the problem, as there is noticeable staining on the wall under the drip. All of this extra moisture left the carpet soggy under the AC vent, and the room smelling musty. There were stains from, god only knows what, over our bed. And the cherry on the cake was the cockroach we saw running around our bathroom on our last night. We've stayed in loads of hotels in the south and have yet to have had that happen. The one saving grace was the kind cook. Suffice to say we won't be going back.

Need needed to cancel my reservation in plenty of time. Kept getting on a phone tree with just…read morerobots. Couldn't get through. When I did talk to someone in reservations, they were rude arrogant, and wouldn't let me talk and hung up on me. Our confirmation email indicated that we had a refund. The woman robot I talked to in canceling reservations said we had a nonrefundable rate. Not tru, we did in our email confirmation. She also disconnected me. This is a terrible way to run a business and I will never go back and never recommend it to anyone.

Visiting Rose Hill Estate is a unique experience. Wonderful people and excellent services make it a…read morespecial place. I would recommend anyone to visit.

The grounds and restaurant is very nice. The night we were there was for our anniversary, one guy…read morewas the waiter and bartender, etc. No other staff helping with tables. We waited on everything. Drinks to meal to check was plus 2.5 hours. No manager on-site and waited for everything. Won't last with this level of service. We were going to use for a party so we tried them out, don't want to take a chance with guests with this level of service. Hope they get it together since the setting is great.

Quaint, clean hotel that fits in well with nostalgic Aiken. Also very affordable! They give you a…read morefree drink coupon when you check in and they have a decent continental breakfast in the morning complete with biscuits and gravy. The noise prevents me from giving them a 5th star. They are very upfront about the fact that the bar has live music when you check in. Light sleepers be warned!

If you like character over franchise, can deal with a little shabbiness, like to chat with staff…read moreand wouldn't mind running into a Hemingway/Pat Conroy type character in an old southern town's bar - this is your spot. Stay in the main building. If you room faces the street, you will not hear the bar. The elevator is an antique and must have the reception come run it for you. The stairs make you feel you are in a fabulous time warp. Also the 12' ceilings, giant windows, and excellent period architectural details. It also really looks the part for the ghost rumor we heard. Downstairs with lobby entrances are a bar and an Indian restaurant. The exit out back through a very New Orleanian crumbly terrace was packed with people from 6pm on. You can walk all over from here but must like shabby chic and Southern friendliness. Our AC worked fine, room was old and clean, plenty of towels, toiletries and breakfast. It reminded us of shabby fabulous places in NYC and New Orleans. And, a surprising bargain (2bed room + breakfast + downtown parking= $78.) for the center of town.

Why do I ever stay any please else? As far as I am…read moreconcerned, HGI is best of the moderate rate hotels. This HGI was very clean and maintained. Super friendly staff. Restaurant in the lobby , great food and reasonably priced. My room was clean and well kept. Bed was great . If you travel a lot , Hilton has a good loyalty program. Highly recommend.

The lobby is beautiful! I was sure that this meant the rest of the hotel would be too. This proved…read moreto be false. I had booked a handicap accessible room and was surprised to be given one on the 2nd floor, requiring us to use the elevator. The room was a disappointment. The furnishings were old, the bed linens thin, the pillows flat, and the mattresses very uncomfortable. We had several medical devices that needed outlets along with our phones, an iPad, and watches. There was one crowded nightstand between the beds that had a tangle of cords on the floor leaving no room for us. A handicap accessible room should make travel easier not even harder than it already is. All this being said, the front desk staff were so friendly and helpful! We always stay at Hilton hotels. This one needs a lot of attention!

Enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving Dinner. Setting is beautiful, the home is in Pristine condition…read more The Owner Kay is charming I immensely enjoyed talking with her. The Food offering was perfect, large portions and prepared spot on. Also had some of the best Oysters I have ever had. A true Southern Thanksgiving! Wait Staff was attentive, try the General!

First time at the General. Arrived early, Kay and Steve (owners) welcomed us and invited us in to…read morethe bar area. We each had a drink , sat on the porch and enjoyed the views. I had the scallops, my wife had the rack of lamb. Dinner started with a very nice fresh salad, fresh bread. Main course was served nice and hot. Great presentation. The wait staff Lou and Ashton where awesome. The portions are large 5 or 6 scallops per plate. The rack of lamb was the best she has had. The scallops where perfectly cooked. Desert was a berry pastry with ice cream and whipped cream topping. One of THE BEST MEALS I HAVE HAD. If you are in the area make a reservation and try the General You will not be disappointed. Last note for what you get the price was very reasonable. A GREAT EVENING. WILL BE BACK. Thank you to the owners and staff for a very enjoyable meal.

Good sized room with a large shower. Water pressure is low with only medium temperature on the…read moreshower. The bed is comfortable. Breakfast: the eggs needed hot sauce and salt, the sausage patty had no taste even with hot sauce. And the best part was the fried potatoes with added salt. They have a pancake machine and sweet rolls too. The gym is small but workable with a small outdoor pool. Good place for a quick one nighter.

There were spiders in our room. A friend of mine was staying in another room and she got a bite…read morealso. Got a bite too. Our room was next to the exercise room and one morning it felt like a bowling alley.

Was much better than I expected. We stayed in room 409, a king suite that clearly had been updated…read morefairly recently as it presented very nicely for a 13 year old hotel. The morning breakfast was very satisfactory with a few premade breakfast sandwiches as well as Scrambled eggs ,pork sausage, waffles oatmeal assorted breads as well as fruit. We had recently stayed at a very nice residence Inn that is similar but clearly a step above in terms of quality of furnishings, size and kitchen appliances. This TownePlace suites however was more than adequate for our needs and would certainly stay here again. I asked the young girl at the desk how old the unit was and she said she did not know but she followed up on it and gave me the information in the breakfast area a few minutes later. As a sidenote, when I checked in I asked if room upgrades were available since I am a Marriott gold elite member and the manager said since I had booked with points I was not eligible for an upgrade. I inquired how much my room would be if I was paying cash as I might then do that in order to get the upgrade but the price he gave me of $175 was more than I was willing to pay so I stuck with the original booking

noisy all night, rude management, bad breakfast, not worth the money. was clean looking but smells.read more

The Inn at Houndslake is very inviting. It's almost like visiting grandma's house. The staff are…read moreall so friendly and the owner is exceptionally nice. They all make you feel right at home. With any needs they go above them all

Quaint, old inn. Great staff. Took great care of us when we had to evacuate during a hurricane…read more Beautiful grounds, I'd love to return for a proper visit.