We stayed here the night before my husband had brain surgery at a nearby hospital. We would have had a really long drive early if we hadn't. First, the hotel is under renovation, but it needs torn down. Next, our ac unit did not work. When I called the front desk, after completely spraying the room down with Lysol, I was told to use only the thermostat on the wall. I did, and the air never came on. I called back to the front desk, and was told it is a very old unit, give it 15 minutes. I went down to the lobby to get a cold drink and the worker was watching t.v.. I told him the air still had not come on, to which he replied, "Has it been 15 minutes?" . I told him yes and he said to give it 15 more. So, after one hour +, we still had a hot room ( it was around 86 in Charleston that day) and there was no shown concern for us to have any, so I gave up. The room was as clean as a housekeeper could get it, but the grout, tub, and light switches, outlets, were filthy. The tub had mold and mildew all behind the caulk, the grout was caked with decades old filth, and the light switches and outlets were literally black at the switch plates. This is not something the housekeeper could clean. I have never been contacted about the air, have called 4 times, only to be cut off. It is a shame my husband, suffering from brain cancer and facing surgery, had to have such a miserable night of no sleep.

The room was DISGUSTING. The hallway reeked of pot and it was completely unsafe. DO NOT ATAY HERE. I found another hotel immediately. The floors were unsanitary and the stains in the walls were unsettling. The intoxicated men out front gave me an uneasy feeling If I could give this place a zero or negative review, I would

We booked two queen beds. We knew we were going to be late, so we called to make sure our room would still be available. We were told it wouldn't be a problem. When we got to the hotel, there was only one room left in the entire hotel and it was a King room. How do four people sleep in one bed?