Planters Inn

The location was excellent, directly across the street from the City Market. It is a quaint historic inn. The sitting room has free coffee, tea & ice water available all day. The room was comfortable enough but the TV was a cheap brand & wonky. Since our 1st day in Charleston was cold & rainy we would have like to watch some tv as there wasn’t much else to do. The staff is friendly & courteous. There is a bar & restaurant on premises where you can get a good meal though pricey. The room we had was fairly quiet, but was right next to the housekeeping room. Would recommend the Plantars Inn definitely due to the location.

Older hotel...it is showing some wear....but a fantastic stay. Close to everything..restaurant is great. So much to do in the area....walable.

A stunning location within a beautifully preserved historic hotel that captures the intimate charm of a B&B. The courtyard, with its flowing fountains and tranquil atmosphere, feels like a hidden oasis. The on-site restaurant is exceptional—an experience not to be missed.

The entire visit was perfect, friendly and knowledgeable staff. The food was delicious and staff courteous. We will definitely return

The bar staff, general manager, and the pretty patio and location are all excellent. However, the hotel falls short of the Relais & Chateaux experience I’ve had with this brand. I had high expectations, but I was disappointed the moment I stepped inside. The lobby felt tired, outdated, and like a “has been.” The check-in staff lacked the crisp, expert service and welcoming hospitality I typically expect from a 4 or 5-star hotel. The entire place needs a facelift. At the very least, they should repair the paint on the elevator and walls, redo the peeling wallpaper, and tear up all the carpeting to eliminate the strong damp smell. If you find a good price and aren’t expecting the Ritz, it might be a decent option. Just be prepared for a hotel that has recently changed ownership and lacks the fine details of a top boutique hotel. hotel.