I rarely write reviews, but my recent stay at the Quality Inn left me no choice. This property is…read morein a shocking state of disrepair. Our room had roaches, visible cobwebs in corners, chipped paint on the walls, and a water pucker hanging from the ceiling like a warning sign. The entire space felt neglected and uncared for -- the kind of place where it's clear ownership hasn't invested a dime in years. I spoke with the front desk clerk, who was pleasant and professional, but let's be real: a smile can't fix a crumbling facility. Nothing was resolved, and frankly, I didn't expect it to be. To whoever manages this location: please don't bother replying with a canned apology and a "we're looking into this" comment. This isn't about optics. It's about safety, cleanliness, and basic hospitality -- all of which are missing here. Unless you're tearing it down to rebuild or putting real money into restoring it, no one should be staying here. You can't slap the word "Quality" on a sign and call it a day. This place is an embarrassment to the brand and a warning to travelers. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.

Update outside maintenance. Clean baseboards, and paint rooms. Update decor and air units. If we…read morecould have canceled our reservation without a lot of hassle, we would have. The Motel 6 next door outside's is more welcoming looking than this Quality Hotel.

Would love to revisit and stay here, Amazing to find an…read morehistorical property on a beach today in such pristine condition. Look at the amount of land they have in front of the inn. Visited Polly's Island on Labor Day, which was the last day of their rental season! Did not get to tour but I will be back - if I can find an open date in 2025 or 2026.

We were introduced to the Pelican Inn by travel buddies. We had never heard of it before despite…read moreour being well-seasoned travelers. But after spending four lovely and relaxing days there last month, we will never forget this very special place and our hosts who made us feel so welcomed and special. Thank you, Bruce and Corrine, for making our first visit so wonderful. We WILL be back. Friends, we will admit that a B & B built in the 1840's, and with only 8 comfortable but somewhat rustic rooms, may not be everyone's cup of tea. But if you're open to quiet time, new friends, wonderful food (!!), books, history, beautiful surroundings, and a great beach, do NOT miss this gem. Thank you again, Bruce and Corrinne. We will try to see y'all again next year. Jim and Beverly Giesler Madeira Beach FL

Didn't want to book this but it seemed to be the only available place in town at a price less than…read moreoutrageous. Didn't expect much at the price and received even less. No facial tissue in the plastic box on the lavatory counter. Only about one yard of TP left on the roll. One little bar of soap. No towel rack in the shower room, but there is a small hook on the back of the door about four feet away from he tub. The TV didn't work. Someone from the staff showed us (and wrote down) some arcane mumbo-jumbo with the remote that worked once, but never again. After we learned the password, the WIFI worked weakly now and then. Don't know exactly how the hole in the bathtub was repaired, but the rubber mat glued to the bottom is a nice touch. The air conditioner sounds like a helicopter taking off when the compressor starts. Who knows why the bed is 3' off the floor? I could go on. On the other hand, the office manager, Courtney, was very gracious and made the best of the available resources.

Absolutely horrible experience. Checked in late, but no excuse for the mess I got into. Lost my…read moremoney too, because in the end I ended up checking out and sleeping in my vehicle at Walmart. First room they put me in, took them three electronic keys to figure out the lock was broken. They had to get a mastEr key to let me in the room. Absolutely no excuse. Finally they moved me up into another room, which was a complete mess. Infested with spiders, dirty stained face cloths/towels, and a completely gone boot lock. See photos... Absolutely not worth the money, don't stay here.

OLD SCHOOL & BEAUTIFUL - Those of you who want a get-a-away to the beach and the good old days…read morewhere people talk to one another need to consider the Sea View Inn. My wife and I stayed for our 40th anniversary and already rebooked for next year. Simple accommodations, GOOD food for breakfast and lunch but GREAT GUESTS AND CONVERSATION

Without a doubt the local flavor of low-country hospitality is presented with a nod to guests…read moresatisfaction. The Sea View Inn is a historical site on Pawley's Island, and we'll worth the opportunity to step back in time. The wait staff is courteous and customer focused as is the owner Kip who chats with guests while refreshing their coffee mugs! I am a huge fan of local owned businesses and if there were six stars, I would give them six. People who want a rushed breakfast experience-this is not your place - which means more of us who choose to dine on Island time!

Econo Lodge Has severe ROACHES…read more As soon as I checked in they crawling into the bed, across the floor.

This is another booking.com disaster (I shouldn't have let my bf book the room without me). The…read moreplace is disgusting from the outside. Trash in the parking lot, siding falling off the building, and everything is old and dirty and moldy. This was just the outside. We never saw the inside of a room. They apparently never got our reservation and didn't have a room for us, or at least that's what the creepy guy at the desk said. At the time I thought this was a blessing in disguise. We left and found a habitable room elsewhere. Of course, two days after our trip we get charged for the room we never stayed at because we 'never showed up'!!! Don't touch this place with a ten foot pole and rubber gloves! I feel like the only customers they have are just looking for a quick place for...well, you get the idea.

Mansfield is a very special place for my wife and I. The B&B is just exquisite! They are closed…read morefor renovations. The 1700's home will take you back in time. The hammocks, bicycles and private riverfront put a special touch to this out of the way location. The peace and solitude are priceless. Turn off your cell phone and laptop and just relax. The beds are very comfortable. The breakfasts are awesome. The prices are extremely reasonable. Some of the movie Patriot was filmed here as well. Enjoy!

Beautiful all around. From the grounds to the rooms. I really enjoyed my stay and can't wait to…read morecome back.

A fantastic place to stay! A great value for your money!…read more Room: very clean and well appointed. Breakfast: They had the most amazing morning breakfast attendant named, Cynthia! She told us that she has worked for Best Western for 16 years. Her pride and attentiveness to everyone was amazing! She greeted all who at breakfast and even remember conversations and details from the previous day(s) for each guest! We actually looked forward to seeing her during our breakfast! Pool: closed due to emergency maintenance Staff: Tyler, the front desk attendant, was so polite when we arrived. He pleasant demeanor was appreciated when arrived !

We couldn't get into our regular spot when visiting the area until Saturday and it's Friday so…read morefigured we'd go budget and camp out first night at this place. I might be regretting the decision as I type. I always come armed with disinfectant spray and wipes. Good thing I did. The toilet still had urine on it! . The front desk clerk had the nerve to say it was just cleaned. NOT!!!! There's a nice layer of dust around the bed frame although the sheets do appear fresh (I always tear the bed apart lol) I suspect it's been a minute since the carpets were steam cleaned too so I keep telling myself it's only 1 night. There's a constant drip from the ac unit mostly likely coming from the room above (we are in the first floor) that I know will get on my nerves. Uuuughhhhhh! Do Better Best Western. Mr Shah (the sign says you're the owner) do better sir!