We LOVED the room! The view, the windows, the warmth of the wood, and even the wooden chairs were comfortable! We fell in love with the shower. (So much so that we are considering remodeling one of our bathrooms to incorporate a similar shower.) I also like that you used local suppliers like the Steep branded soap, shampoo, & lotions, and youir own private label coffee. The breakfast room was beautifully set up, and the food was great. We also ate a couple of meals at the Middleton Place Restaurant next door. Their food was AMAZING, as was the views from inside the restaurant!

The only thing I had trouble with was the lowness of the bed. I am a large man, 6'7", and for me the bed was much too close to the floor. Other than that, we were very happy with our room! We WILL be back!

Breakfast was wonderful, in a spacious room, tablecloths on the tables, a variety of hot breakfast foods, pastries and breads. And a choice to sit indoors or on the outdoor deck surrounded by woods. The rooms are beautiful designed with large wooden interior shutters on two sides, offering views over the lawn to the river. To get from the Inn to the Estate or restaurant, you don't need to drive out to the highway; there is a walking path along the river. The path is very nice during the day and just lovely when it's lit in the evening. And in the evening, at the Lodge (a common room with games, a bar and Adirondack chairs) you can enjoy the sunset over the river.

It's hard to imagine what could have been better.

This is a fabulous place to stay. The opportunity to walk around the magnificent grounds of Middleton Place after the tourists had left was an unexpected treat; as was having to step round alligators on the paths (don't worry mostly they're only 3 to 4 foot long). The inn is an interesting design and the rooms were comfortable and spacious. Particularly liked the inn offering a free nightcap option and cheese and biscuits during happy hour. Also Lucas made us a mean Hot Chocolate!. The restaurant has a good menu and is recommended. Don't let the fact that it is a 30 minute drive from Charleston stop you from booking; it's a lot cheaper than a similar grade city centre hotel - and they don't have alligators on the lawn.

So why haven't I given it a 10. Well...we sent them 5 emails prior to arrival and only one was answered (the 4th one) and that was to ask us questions that were answered in the first email. Also although the towels were changed in our room the bed wasn't made. A shame because the inn probably deserves an 11 or 12.

Everything was great. Very friendly staff. Loved walking seeing the animals.

I was contacted after we had checked out and informed that the booking agent did not charge us taxes. So I had to pay $40 to Middleton Hotel while we were on the road headed home. There should have been some sort of communication between the Hotel and the booking agent about what the taxes were and who between the two of them was going to charge me the taxes. And I should have known the total amount due including taxes before I arrived. I would like for someone to reach out to me to explain this at 704-430-2090. Note, this is not a complaint, it's just a suggestion that I would like to have more clarification on. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and look forward to coming back soon. Thank You. Brett Badgett 704-430-2090

The property has beautiful scenery and is quiet. Perfect for anyone who is looking for a peaceful get away. The restaurant on the grounds was great with more beautiful views, especially if you walk over through the gardens.

There wasn’t a part about the property I didn’t like. Just bring bug spray, especially if you go out in the afternoon for a stroll in the garden!

The setting, gardens,history.

I had information that the restaurant was open- welcome center, their listing. We wanted not to drive anywhere as we were pulling a small camper. When I booked I found out it was closed. No eating place within walking distance. A furnace? behind a door by the exit door of our room was quite loud and ran constantly

The architecture the spacey rooms with wood-blinders and overlooking the property and Ashley River. All comfortable and well layout in the forest next to the plantation.

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It was a beautiful location. The rooms were unique and very clean. It was quiet, peaceful and relaxing!

There aren’t additional dining options aside from the provided breakfast and one restaurant. We found it difficult to find good local dining on the days when the onsite restaurant was closed.

Comfortable, included several tours at Middleton (not the house tour), friendly staff, great breakfast. Free cheese and crackers late afternoon, and sherry nightcap with cookies.

Expensive, but reasonable if taking the included tours.

I love everything about Middleton, the scenery, the little trails, the animals, the history of it and the cute cozy rooms. Staff was exceptional, Lucas the bartender was extremely personable, and Phil(also goes by BC) is sweet as apple pie.

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