Wentworth Mansion

My husband and I stayed at the Wenworth for 3 nights at the very end of the year. We have been to Charleston before and stayed at some of the bigger hotels, but none come close to the experience of staying at the Wentworth. We had a fantastic experience, all of the staff was wonderful and very helpful. We really enjoyed the charm and history of the property. Very walkable too, we only took an Uber one day to a restaurant that was a bit out of walking distance. Our room was serviced everyday when we were out and about, and we recieved turndown service each night, complete with a weather forecast for the next day and chocolates. Breakfast at Circa 1886 was wonderful, quick service and delicious food. Be sure to make a dinner reservation there too! We also enjoyed happy hour each evening with tasty appetizers. Don't forget to go up to the rooftop for the best views of Charleston! Keep in mind, this is a historic property so it does creak at times. It did not hinder our stay at all, but at times you can hear people walking in the room above you. We will absolutely be coming back in the future.

Very dissapointing experience. Booked a "Garden Room.. These are basically in the lower level (below grade) with no views at all. The windows looked at the back of the shrubs. Dark with very little light. My wife felt like it was a basement. Not romantic. They brought us in through a lower level service entrance and then straight to our room. Never saw the beautiful lobby or any decorations. We left after one night and they did work with us to credit our other nights. We had a great experience at an upper floor suite at a past booking. Very different experience in the Garden Room.

A trip to Charleston is always special because of its beauty, hospitality, amazing restaurants featuring Lowcountry cuisine, historical sites and antebellum architecture, museums, shops, carriage tours, and much more. Booking a stay at the multiple award winning Wentworth Mansion while there adds a layer of excellence that makes the trip one to look forward to repeating again soon. Staying at the Wentworth allows visitors to experience and enjoy the beauty of the craftsmanship and hospitality of the Gilded Age grandeur as one who lived there. The variety of inlaid wooden floors, the Tiffany glass surrounds of windows and doors, the room furnishings, the manicured grounds, breakfast at its Circa 1886 Restaurant, afternoon wine and hors d'oeurves on the sun porch, and the amenities of the Woodhouse Spa all supported by a professional staff who are well educated in local history and dedicated to outstanding service that is truly outstanding provide a not to be forgotten experience.

My wife and I rented the Grand Mansion suite for the past several days and we had an absolutely amazing time. The room was incredible, staff was top notch and we made some fabulous memories. 10 out of 10.

Staying at the Wentworth mansion is an experience in itself. The hotel is a converted historic house which is still owned by one family. The common areas are charming and the rooms have been restored to reflect their historic character. The fireplace we had in our room was wonderful and gave it a cozy feel. The staff was incredibly friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. It was clear that the people who work at Wentworth are proud of the hotel. There is free coffee and pastries in the morning, wonderful ice tea and lemonade in the afternoon, snacks in the late afternoon and port and whiskey available free of charge. I can't recommend the hotel highly enough. Take advantage of the breakfast that comes with the stay at Circa 1886, but don't bother eating dinner at the actual restaurant which is overpriced and underwhelming. One can book a tour in an antique car that is a truly unique experience, informative and fun. It's pricey, but worth it. Overall, a world class establishment.