What a gem! This place is beautiful. My wife booked it and I had no idea what to expect. We pulled…read moreup to the address on my GPS and I said there is no way this is where we are staying. I thought it was a museum, which it kind of is. Our room was on the ground floor behind the main mansion. We arrived in the evening so they left us information on how to get into our room. The room was big and stunning. I loved the wood floors and everything inside the room. Everything was spotless. The beds were two queens and they were very comfortable. In the morning we went to the mansion for breakfast. The hosts were extremely friendly and made us feel at home while they cooked us some fresh eggs. The price was very reasonable and this was way better than staying at a hotel, it just was way more relaxing. I highly recommend the Lookaway Inn!

Recently stayed at the Lookaway Inn during a brief, two night stay in Augusta…read more The Inn itself is historical and beautiful. There's the main house (which I honestly don't know if there are guest rooms in the main house, but I would think so) and then there are additional rooms around the back. I stayed in one of the rooms out back. The room was on the ground floor and was spacious and beautifully appointed in period appropriate furnishings. The bathroom was also spacious and and a big and deep jetted tub, which was an unexpected bonus. The room was clean and quiet and the bed was comfortable. The inn is conveniently located to eateries etc. For my solo traveling girlies: + I don't believe the Inn is staffed all night. I was checking in around 5:30pm and the Innkeeper texted me to let me know they had a meeting and wouldn't be there upon arrival. They sent me instructions for how to do a self-check in and gain access to my room. My car was the only car in the parking lot all night. I didn't see anyone else--I believe I was the only one at the inn that night. + My room was accessed from the outside (ie: my room didn't lead to a hallway--it lead to the outdoors). And, there were two doors to access the room (both leading outside). They both did have deadbolts and one had a door chain at the top, +Parking is on site, well lit, and close to entrances +The inn appears to be in a nice area of town I don't know that I'd stay here solo again but would 100% stay with my partner.

Best and only B&B in Columbia County…read more If you plan on attending the Laural and Hardy festival in October, you will want to stay here. Book early because they fill up fast. If you don't want to spend the night, at least eat at the restraunt. There is a good variety and it has always been good when I go there.

Beautiful historic building, family run B&B very clean. Wonderful personal service staff, very…read morepolite. The Philly Cheese Steak with tater tots was delicious and budget friendly.

Unforgettable. Welcoming hosts who go out of their way to please. Beautiful guest house and great…read morefood. It's Italy in South Carolina. Happy humans, happy horses spent 3 glorious weeks

un minuto faNUOVA I…read moredon't have enaugh words to say how beautiful this place is and the kind of hospitality you receive here. From the beautiful cotton of sheets and towels, to the food prepared with passion and the finest ingredients by beautiful Cecilia, to the elegant warmth of the house, to the sound of nature that surrounds the place, to the love you feel from Andrea and Cecilia and their horses and pets. He has been amazing with our kids. My daughter has never rode a horse, well in one hour she could go with him riding Espresso. He cares about teaching with details, precision, constant feedbacks, and rewards all the time. Not to mention....first thing I saw at morning was.... the magnolia shadows on the wall of my room. Go there, you will fall in love.

Wonderful 3 nights stay. Beautiful home built in 1894. In the historic district . Great…read morerestaurants close by. Clean and safe walking. The home was wonderful. Valerie was amazing. We loved staying in this beautiful home. 5 plus stars

The shower was covered in mildew, there were water stains on the ceiling, a window did not close…read moreall the way, there was grime on the air vents, and more. This property would be a nice inn if it were properly maintained, but currently it is a dump. It is also in a rundown part of the city, with glass from liquor bottles strewn on the sidewalks nearby. The innkeeper is very nice and helpful, but if you are looking for a decent place to stay, go somewhere else.

Charming - the perfect getaway! Not as remote as you might think, either. We were surrounded by…read moremodern convenience while enjoying the quiet and profound natural beauty.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Cotton Hall for our 31st wedding anniversary! Beautiful property,…read morestellar accommodations and the best staff and team: Amy, Sophie, Mr. Ronald, Morgan, and Ashley. We went on a grand tour of Cotton Hall, Tomotley Plantation, and Huspa Plantation. Special thanks to Mr. Wood for spending so much time talking with us. We look forward to our next getaway to Cotton Hall.

This restaurant is always a great dining experience. The food is excellent the service is superb…read moreand the prices are very reasonable for the quality of food you receive. Everything is made from scratch and the deserts are Devine!!!! You won't go wrong if you choose to go to Lady Amelia's.

What a great place! My husband and I found this gem by accident, and how pleased we were! The…read moreowners were such nice host. The house was immaculate and comfy. The breakfast was amazing! Can't recommend it enough. We did not have a chance to eat at the restaurant but we will come back for another stay and will plan for dinner. The antique shop was an added bonus! I found lots of great items!

We're from Atlanta and went here for our 5 year anniversary and to visit Athens, GA. The place was…read moreabsolutely beautiful, very peaceful, and completely welcoming! The lady in charge, Joyce, was as sweet as can be. I don't eat a certain type of meat and let her know so its kept out of my breakfast, but instead of just removing it, she went out and bought another kind so I can eat it! It was so beyond expectations! The room was also beautiful and the bed was really really comfortable. In fact, I'm looking to replace my mattress to one like that! Also, the wrap around back porch was soooo peaceful... I woke up early one morning and just sat out there with coffee... it was wonderful. Finally, we were able to hang out at the B&B, but also visit local places like the outlet mall and Athens. It was a great anniversary vacation! I recommend this place to my friends and family, and we'll def. be back!

What a hidden gem! We stayed in the Royale Suite and brought our two dogs. They enjoyed it as much…read moreas we did! Joyce, the owner, was a delight to talk to over breakfast the next morning. And a very accommodating hostess as well. The suite features a King bed, love seat, fireplace, separate kennel and fenced yard for the dogs, and a gigantic two person tub and a huge shower. We took advantage of everything Bella had to offer. We will be back!

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.

Our stay at Isabella's was one to remember. We received a 20% off deal due to staying for 4 nights,…read morebringing the price to $76 a night. The house and room were absolutely gorgeous-filled with southern charm and cleaner than you'd ever imagine. The owner, Jessie, was unbelievably gracious and went above and beyond to make it feel like home. Jessie made a new breakfast every morning, including homemade breads, waffles, pecan pie muffins (to die for) and used local ingredients, including homemade hot sausage, for each meal. The food was simply delicious. Our experience was one that will be difficult to beat. I recommend Isabellas 100%!

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