The hotel is clean looking with a coffee station to greet you upon arrival…read more When my husband and I travel I always bring Clorox wipes and wipe down everything we would be touching, light switches, door knobs, tv remote etc.. I also wipe down the floor in the bathroom and around the bed. I've become a germ-a-phob since Covid. I am happy to report there was little dirt on the floor after wiping. They also have fluffy pillows, not the postage stamp size most hotels have.

Wonderful experience from check in to check out…read more My wife and I took a quit trip to NC to handle some family business, so everything was last minute. It was so last minute that we arrived hours after we had planned and we were tired. The person on duty for check in could not have been more pleasant, cheerful and helpful. Overall, an excellent stay.

I recently stayed at SpringHill Suites by Marriott Lumberton in Lumberton, NC, and overall, it was…read morea very comfortable experience. The room was clean and spacious which made it easy to relax after a long day of traveling. The bed was especially comfortable, and I appreciated how quiet the hotel was even being close to the highway. It's definitely a great stop if you're traveling and need a place to unwind. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which always makes a difference. Check-in was smooth, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel felt modern and well-kept. Breakfast was available, which was convenient, though the selection could be a little better depending on your expectations. Still, it was nice to have that option before heading out. Overall, I would recommend this hotel if you're looking for a clean, comfortable, and convenient place to stay in Lumberton. I would definitely consider staying here again.

The SpringHill Suites in Lumberton, NC. It is located off I-95, but I came on another road, so I…read moremissed the entrance as it was somewhat hidden. Check-in was super friendly and helpful. I was given a room on the top floor and even given a recommendation for dinner. When I arrived, there was a baby shower in the lobby, and possibly a family reunion. My room was large and almost clean. There were two white substances on the counter. It didn't photograph so well in the light, but one I took without the light on. It appeared to be missed in cleaning the counter. The WIFI was great, and there was a good selection of television stations. I could hear some of the traffic from the highway, so I adjusted the fan to stay on to buffer it. But it wasn't an issue I first thought it would be. The hotel had a pool and a small fitness room. Breakfast was great. When I got there, the lobby was full of high school or college students heading to a robotics competition. It was hard to find a seat. But waffles, breads, cereals, oatmeal, as well as hot foods were offered. I believe there were yogurts and some fruit as well. The breakfast area was well attended to, and she kept the selections stocked. I am planning a return here in May and hope for another great stay.

This place is a real gem. The inn owner is friendly and thoughtful, the house beautiful and filled…read morewith traditional furnishings. I stayed in the Thornton Room on the first floor, and it was spacious and elegant. Breakfast - made to order! - was delicious. And a pantry off the kitchen with cold sodas and water, space in the refrigerator for guests to keep items, and lots of snacks. Including freshly baked strawberry cupcakes this time! If I ever own inn - and it's something I've considered - I'd want it to be just like this one. For now I'll be taking some cues for our home guestrooms.

We had an event to attend at the Inn so we booked the Thornton Room. We had a GREAT event and the…read moreaccommodations were fabulous so was the breakfast the next was delicious. She even took us all on a historical tour of the home that was a real history lesson!! make this a MUST if you are in the area!! Worth it .... So worth it!!

The rooms were nice, clean, and comfortable. Quiet rooms, hallways, and lobby area. The pool was…read morenice with loungers and chairs, but the water was a "little" cold on 9/26/26. Parking was roomy, no fees for parking, and pretty close to the main entrance. Breakfast buffet was your typical assortment {which changes daily} of scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, grits, home fries, etc., and also cereals, juices, milks, coffees, condiments, etc. It was pretty good for free! The Dizzy's restaurant had a very limited menu of burgers, wings, tenders, fries, a few veggies, etc. It also has a bar area with tv's. The burgers were large and pretty good w/ excellent french fries. Our waitress spoke VERY softly. There isn't much in Cheraw that we saw, a couple antique shops, stores, and a rundown worn out City. We also didn't see many restaurants, and not to be negative but why is there even a hotel in Cheraw? It is not off a major highway, and not much around this area to see and do. A few other areas around Cheraw in a 3 mile radius appear to be boarded up, closed, and in poor condition. Cheraw appears to be an old town.

Staff helpful. Room clean. 10/10 But--breakfast terrible;…read moremaybe 2/10. Out of both orange & cranberry juice. Hot choices limited to sausage patty, bacon, biscuit, or grits--no scrambled eggs, no hash browns. Then to add insult to injury they hit us with a $6/night "parking fee." This is sheer robbery. I refuse to return to a place that rips me off.

They charged us $200 a night for a cabin at the end of March without telling us that nothing is…read moreopen. One indoor pool and one park with giant black bees swarming it. The general store is closed. All the activities are closed. The splash zone is closed. EVERYTHING is closed. Never again

Camping at Jellystone on a beautiful afternoon in a quad, surrounded by concrete. I was just told…read moreby the park owners that no campfires in the Brick fire pits are allowed because conditions are dry. There is no forestry service ban on open burning of acreage in Columbus county , much less in a controlled fire pit. There is no conceivable reason I can't have a fire in a fire pit surrounded by yards of concrete and asphalt. These people are buffoons. They're like the same person who wears a mask for Covid when they are driving in their car by themselves. I will never come back. Save your money and go to a state park where the Gestapo there at least follow state regulations not made up rules.

Two stories, exterior entrances, outdoor pool…read more I was impressed with my king room. All furnishings were in good order. Free wifi worked well, and the TV was nicely sized with a good variety of channels. The free breakfast buffet had scrambled eggs, potatoes, and sausage as the hot and a good variety of other foods. The buffet area was neat and clean with a pleasant employee working to keep it that way. Only advice I will give is that the rooms on the back side are beside the parking lot of the local Walmart, and you will hear vehicle traffic.

I am a platinum member with Best Western. I've had a membership for many years. You get a…read morereasonably priced clean room along with a free hot breakfast. There were some good points and some bad points. This was my first time staying at this BW in Lumberton while traveling. Checking in was easy. The staff, especially London was very very nice and welcoming. She gave us water bottles upon checkin. There's a small lobby and a breakfast area with seating. It looked a bit weathered and could use some updating. For the free breakfast I was surprised they didn't have hot grits and sausage gravy on their breakfast bar. Every Best Western I've ever stayed at in the south has had this on their breakfast bar including a machine where you can pick the type of coffee you want like a latte, a mocha latte, regular coffee, espresso, etc.. This hotel is an outdoor style hotel with two floors. For some reason their suits are on the second floor so if you are traveling with large luggage, you have to drag it up a flight of stairs. There are no elevators.( I wish I knew this ahead of time.) The walls are also somewhat thin. You can hear the people next door. Once in the room, it was very nice. I upgraded for $9 extra to a suite. The suite had a comfortable king bed, sitting area, desk and chair, refrigerator and microwave, 2 TV's that only had very limited shows. Ironing board, and iron, and blow dryer.They didn't have Netflix, or any of the streaming services I'm used to when traveling. It was mostly local stations. The Lumberton BW is situated right across from a Walmart. ( great for truckers.) Directly across the street is a Chick-fil-A and other restaurants. My biggest complaint is the water pressure was very low in the shower and sink it made it hard to rinse off. My other issue which I do not like is this BW uses large bottles of shampoo,body wash,, conditioner with pumps on the wall. ( that means everyone's hands are on those bottles and pumps instead of having individual samples,sealed and placed daily.I wound up getting Covid and the flu together from using these according to my doctor. Everyone that I was near not one person has ever had Covid. Out front on the corner of the property directly in front by the driveway were several homeless people hanging out. Since you walk directly across to get food, it's not the right place for these people. I felt very uneasy because it was nighttime. Checkout was easy. I did bring up several of these issues to the front desk and they were writing it down. This hotel also allows dogs and cats so if you are allergic check directly with the hotel. I think if this hotel could improve on the things I mentioned, it would get higher rating.

It has been over three years since I have stayed there. They were extremely accommodating. I have a…read morehard time with stairs so they made sure my husband and I were on the first floor. At the time, the new owner did not have a liquor license but he did waive the corkage fee for wine. The food was amazing. It is a very small dining room, very intimate. The room was great with a tub that was really nice for soaking.

We live an hour from Abingdon Manor and love exploring old Inns that have fine dining. The food was…read moredelicious. We loved the 6 course meal and every bite was a delight, a surprise and tantalized the taste buds. The Inn host greeted us on arrival and made us top notch Whiskey Sours that we enjoyed in the parlor before our seating. The service was attentive. We will definitely return. I just wish they had a 5:00 seating for us early birds. Hard to travel out so far at night.

From the moment we entered the lobby to check in until we left in the morning we were greeted with…read moresmiles and the Southern warm hospitality that is so refreshing! Our room was newly renovated, and the bathroom was excellent - shower was as if HGTV came in to design it. Even though the area has some construction on it, it was quiet and easy to maneuver around. The interstate nearby was not noisy - maybe due to the high gas prices recently. The complimentary breakfast offered was a perfect way to start the rest of our travels, especially with a Starbucks coffee to go. I will keep this location on our list for future trips to the Northeast.

I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, especially those with asthma, allergies, or other…read moremedical conditions. The mold throughout the property was so severe that I developed a persistent cough and my lungs began to hurt, and I am generally a healthy person. No guest should have to worry about being exposed to conditions that could potentially make them seriously ill. The staff members were all kind, courteous, and did their best, but the condition of the hotel itself is unacceptable. Mold is a serious health concern, and these issues should be addressed immediately. Until they are, I cannot recommend staying here.

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!