Great place to camp for Darlington race weekend's! Power and water with 30 and 50amp. A plus is…read morethat you can bring a golf cart unlike when staying on track property. Plenty of room and parking.

Incredible experience here. Hartsville is a small town gem of the south. I'm grateful to have had…read morethe chance to stay here and also eat an incredible steak dinner at Sam Kendell's next store. Perfect place to stop if you want a breather from 95. Kind staff, incredible little downtown with awesome shops and even a little catholic book store.

We are always on the lookout for nice hotels to enrich our road trips & the Mantissa didn't…read moredisappoint! Our room was gorgeous & well appointed! The Sleep Number bed was very comfortable. Loved the big soaking tub! Definitely was a draw for us. It was great after a long 7.5 hour drive even though it was a ways off I-95! Totally worth it! While we initially had a bit of confusion upon check in with the type of room booked, it was quickly sorted. There were a few niggling fine points that could be improved upon, the person at the desk upon checking out asked about things and assiduously took notes on the few items.

A decent rest stop near Lynchburg There are 6 rest areas on…read morethe northbound side of I-95 in South Carolina. This rest area is located on northbound I-95 at mile marker 139 near Lynchburg in Sumter County, South Carolina. It is a right-hand exit off the interstate, making it easy to access while traveling north. There are separate parking sections for large trucks and cars. The car parking closest to the road and the truck parking farther off. The main building is a single-story brick building with a shingle roof that looks wheelchair accessible. It houses clean and functional restrooms. There is a vending building to the north that is also a single-story affair. It offers snacks and drinks behind locked bars that did not give me a very safe feel for the stop. Shaded areas are available all around the site, along with some picnic tables scattered throughout for resting or eating. The entire area was free of trash during our visit, contributing to a pleasant stop. While it's not the fanciest rest area, it does provide the essentials for a quick break during long drives. Overall, I would recommend this as a decent place to stop on your travels through South Carolina. Enjoy.

This rest area is located on I-95 at mile marker 139 in Sumter County, South Carolina. There are…read moreboth northbound and southbound locations for this rest area. (At the time of writing this review, the Yelp listing is named "Rest Area I-95 North." To clarify, I'll submit a name change to "Rest Area I-95 Mile Marker 139" because this listing captures reviews, photos, etc. from both sides. Hopefully, the Yelp moderators approve.) If traveling south on I-95 into SC, this is the first rest area after the Dillon Welcome Center near the North Carolina border (mile marker 195). In other words, after the welcome center, it's about 56 miles until this rest area. After this rest area, the next rest area south is at mile marker 99, about 40 miles away. It's another welcome center, the Santee Welcome Center. If traveling north on I-95 in SC, mile marker 99 has a rest area. It's not a welcome center like the southbound side. According to Google Maps and Yelp, this rest area has an address in the town of Lynchburg, SC. However, Lynchburg is actually 16.5 miles up 95 and highway 58 in Lee County. For navigation, on Google Maps, the southbound listing for this rest area is named "Sumter County, SC Rest Area" and the northbound rest area is named "Rest Area I95 North." The southbound side of this rest area has a small log cabin. Above the entrance, a sign reads, "Sumter County Welcome Center. 'The Gamecock County.'" Sumter County was named after Revolutionary War general Thomas Sumter (1734-1832). He was nicknamed the "Fighting Gamecock." That's where the University of South Carolina Gamecocks' nickname and mascot came from. We stopped at the northbound side on a recent trip from Georgia to North Carolina. It was fine. The rest area was definitely showing its age. The grounds and facilities appeared clean and well maintained. We visited around 2:15pm on a Saturday and I saw staff working on-site. This is a small rest area with basic amenities -- vending machines and picnic tables (mostly uncovered). Along with using the restrooms, my wife and I had a bite to eat in the car. We parked in front of the refreshments structure. It was peaceful. According to the SCDOT, South Carolina has nine welcome centers and 19 rest areas. You can view a Google Map of them here: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?msa=0&hl=en&ie=UTF8&t=m&ll=33.728438112159736%2C-80.81117&spn=2.899412%2C4.423489&source=embed&mid=12xkZRPbpJmK-c-xRLr6cAWn_780&z=7

I had never been to Florence before, but it looks like a small town going through a bit of a…read moreRenaissance, so we stayed the night while traveling along the east coast. I'm very glad we found the Hyatt Place as a hub for our stay. We arrived mid afternoon, right around check in time and we're quickly greeted at the front desk. Is a Hyatt Discoverist member, was provided some bottled water and snacks - a nice touch. We were assigned our room, and notified about the parking. Self parking is $5 per day, and is located across the street from the hotel. A helpful tip would be to unload baggage before parking if you have any heavy/large suitcases. While the walk is just a couple of hundred yards, it may be difficult on an especially hot or rainy day. After check-in, we went to the room which was the standard Hyatt Place layout - a comfortable bed with a reasonably sized TV, a small sofa and functional bathroom.. I enjoyed the water pressure and temperature of the shower. The next morning, we enjoyed the complimentary breakfast with eggs, bacon, fruit and coffee. The lobby itself is large and beautifully appointed, with a full business center and pods for individuals to work. The hotel location is in the center of Florence, a relatively small/walkable downtown area with restaurants and shopping. Overall, a modern hotel, comfortable room, friendly staff, and good location, all at a reasonable price.

We were driving from Washington DC to Florida and stopped in Florence for the night. My husband…read morebooked this hotel on points and it was a wonderful experience. It is located downtown on the main street. The lobby is spacious and nicely decorated. There is also a nice business center in the lobby. The room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was complimentary in the morning.

This place is amazing! Tom and Tracey have created an awesome hospitable environment in an…read moreoutstandingly gorgeous historical (but still comfortable and cozy!) home. The spacious house has the original woodwork, including staircases and flooring, and is decorated beautifully. It takes your breath away! For the bed and breakfast experience, it was also outstanding. Your room is super clean with a comfortable bed and beautiful furnishings with modern conveniences. Tom and Tracey are communicative and welcoming hosts ready to offer you the history of the house and area, local recommendations or let you explore at your convenience. My husband and I both really enjoyed our stay and would come again if we get to the area in the future.

What a lovely historic inn with all of the comforts of home away from home. We stayed in the King…read moreroom that has a balcony outside the bathroom. The high ceilings and turn of the century decor adds to the ambiance. The room was equipped with a television, wifi, mini fridge & water bottles and a coffee maker with supplies. Our hostess, Tracey told us of the history of the home and prepared a breakfast of scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and biscuits along with fruit, yogurt and beverages. If you're in Sumter, the 1912 Bed and Breakfast is a lovely alternative to a cookie cutter hotel room!

My favorite bnb so far! This place is immaculate and incredibly comfortable. The rooms are…read morebeautiful and offer everything you need. The bed is firm but super comfortable, like hard to get up cause you want to stay there all day comfort. The linens are the nicest quality I've ever seen in any hospitality setting. Very upscale. Now the breakfast part, I would pay just to be able to eat here again. The owner is super friendly and wow can he make you feel welcome. The setting is gorgeous, serene and offers many spots to sit and enjoy a glass of wine it early morning coffee. Cannot say enough great things, so glad places like this still exist where you have personalized service.

Was turned around I swing a map instead of my gps but regardless I ran across this place and needed…read morea place to stay after driving 600 miles. The town is pretty small and is situated literally next to a college. What threw me of is it was completely vacant because outside of the proprietor I didn't see anyone else. But hey it was ok because it was nice and quiet. I spent some time in the library before headed to bed. My king room upstairs #2 was very large and had quite a bit of room. The bed was super comfy. The bathroom was decent & had decent water pressure. I do wish there was more lighting over the mirror to make it easier to shave. Breakfast was interesting because I've never had grits if that's what it was but it looked like it so that's what I'm going with . Overall for the $140 for the night I enjoyed it. I feel for the owners because it's such a large place I wish there was more people staying. I did read reviews from previous stays that they offer dinner but it was completely empty the pizza I had seen in picks looked really good

Stayed at this hotel for a quick overnight rest. I think it's good just for that. The hotel itself…read moreis just a bit older, so I just think they need a little makeover for some areas more than others. Can't speak for the pool as we didn't have a chance to use it but it seemed nice and clean. We ate breakfast as it was free while there. It's a small spread but enough to get you through. There were bagels, cereal, sausage, eggs, different drinks like milk and juice, of course coffee. I'm sure there were other little items I just didn't look at it all. I think what makes this hotel is the staff. All were very kind and welcoming. For example when getting breakfast, the staff who was refilling the station took the effort to ask if we needed anything, directed us to where the high chairs were. In addition, we needed assistance in our room and they came in ready to help and with great attitude. Overall, it's not terrible but I hope in the future they are able to make some updates. I will say the bed was pretty comfy so whatever mattress they had, I hope they continue to use that kind. I hope they still have as nice staff as they do now in the future as well.

Sad to write this review but we cannot get over how awful this location is. The room (suite) reaked…read moreof cigarettes. Crystal(desk manager) sprayed carpet deodorizer all over and told us it was disappear. We wore shoes the entire time. So outdated and unclean. Shower turned into a bath due to severe hair clog (trying not gag) - reported to front desk. Left for the day - came back and the bathroom was completely disheveled and the floor dirty from maintenance persons boots. The hallway smelled fresher than the room. No other rooms available due to NASCAR race. Didn't sleep, completely grossed out at how disgusting everything was. Hotel owners need to start over with a complete remodel and gutting of rooms.

The palmetto inn might not look like a 5 star hotel, but it is as clean as one. Front desk staff is…read morefriendly, and there is no breakfast. But it's cheap and the pool is nice. Very clean..