We just returned from staying 5 nights at the Middleton Inn...I rarely, if ever, write a review but felt if to important to share our experience. Although I agree that the Middleton Inn may not be for everyone, we found it to be such a special place. The Inn is meant to be a less is more kind of place... More

My husband and I enjoyed our honeymoon recently at this hotel. The place is beautiful; it is set on the Ashley River in South Carolina's low-country. It was rustic but modern at the same time. We truly enjoyed the secluded tranquility away from the hustle of downtown Charleston. I would not recommend this for people looking to enjoy night-life. I... More

Staying in the south east part of the USA is not my idea of a vacation because it is usually very hot and humid and it's hard for three star establishments to maintain their quality with the humidity. Such is the case at Middleton Place. It is very attractive with it's location and history of the property on the river... More

We were not exactly happy with this booking, hence it took this long to write a review… The Middleton Place in South Carolina… I found this ‘hotel’ on Snique Away.com… thinking it would be a cool place to stay..far away from the city. We arrived at Middleton Place early and found the receptionist not too eager to work with us.... More

My wife and I stayed at this place Sunday May 5. All the information I could find on the web calls this place "The Inn at Middleton Place". We drove up to "The Middleton Inn"; not knowing that "Middleton Inn" and "Inn at Middleton Place" are one in the same, we went to Middleton Place. All GPS entries sent us... More

The location and gardens are amazing but do yourself a favor and stay in town. The facilities of the Inn are so dated, tired and old. Brown water out of the tap every morning, windows in our deluxe room wouldn't shut all the way, the mattress must have been 20 years old and was incredibly uncomfortable, overall a terrible experience... More

The perfect place to escape for a few days. The inn is Frank Lloyd Wright-ish, big simple room with floor to ceiling windows with shutters so you can open the and view the trees and river if you choose. Fireplace and a big rope rug...simple and lovely. The bathroom also reflected the clean lines. Included in the price of your... More

The best part of the Inn is its surroundings. When you step on the property, you immediately feel relaxed in the remote, breathtaking setting. The air smells like honeysuckle and the plantation gardens (fabulous) are only a five-minute walk from the rooms. There's a two mile running/walking trail around the sunken rice fields where we saw alligators, herons, flowers, and... More

My husband and I stayed at this inn for two nights during a recent trip to Charleston. I thought it would be a good idea to split up the trip - two nights at Middleton and four nights in the town of Charleston. It was the perfect combination. The property that includes the Inn and the Plantation are rather large.... More