9am on a Tuesday and it was not busy at all. The lox bagel and biscuits & sausage gravy were made…read moreto order. Not bad at all. They had some hot breakfast menu items you can get at the buffet table. The potatoes were seasoned so well and were delicious. Friendly staff that walked around to ensure all was well. Plenty of different types of seating. Only complaint is that they should have small coffee tables at all the seats to make it easier to eat.

I used Priority Pass to access this lounge not knowing what to expect and it exceeded my…read moreexpectations! There is a QR code to scan and join the waitlist, and when I joined the wait was 60-70 minutes. I got in closer to the hour mark, and checking in was an easy process. They have a couple of rooms with a variety of different seating options, and there is a bar you can sit at. I looked at their self serve food options and grabbed a couple of items, and then once I found a comfy seat I realized that each table has a QR code you can use to order fresh to order items to your table as well as drinks from the bar. So, using that I ordered pimento cheese, a cake, and a cocktail. The QR order was delivered quickly, and the server was very friendly. The food ranged from good to just ok. The best things I had were the hummus with bean salad on top, and the lemon cake from the QR code menu. Definitely worth checking out and getting a break from the busier areas of the airport if you have the access!

CHS is the international airport in Charleston…read more The most laidback airport I've ever experiences. It's small but mighty and is super easy to fly in and out of. Usually I'm filled with high anxiety at airports because of the normal hustle and bustle but this one was different. Definitely a stark difference from both FLL and MIA, which is where I flew in and out of for my flights here and back. You know it's a small airport when you arrive at departures and the sign to get dropped off says "All Airlines". There's a pretty good selection of food by the gates. They have water filling stations. Did I mention that they have *working* outlets by all the chairs at their gates. I put an emphasis on working because this is often a struggle to find at airpots I've been to. Overall, a five star experience at this airport.

It's a small airport. Pretty decent for its size. Security isn't a complicated process here. It's…read moreclean, I didn't use the men's bathroom except maybe once...but I've never seen an airport with one that didn't make me want to run outside, call a taxi, and just drive to a hotel lobby bathroom rather sit down at the airport's. It has pizza, a restaurant, and few others like Chick-fil-A. Not a ton of stuff nor does it need it. It has airplanes. Aiiiirrplanes!

It may be tricky to find, but it's worth the adventure!…read more Once you arrive at the Starlight Inn, park navigate to the lobby. The lobby is like walking into a Wes Anderson movie set or a Palm Springs Slim Aarons party. Cross through the lobby to the back staircase. Go upstairs and you'll step back in time into the Burgundy Lounge. They have plentiful seating at the bar, standalone tables, and booths. There are spaces for both large and smaller parties. Keep in mind, this venue is an intimate spot with talented regulars for karaoke every Friday night. Drinks are very strong and you can purchase from a variety of chips. They welcome outside eats that are more hearty if that's your appetite. Remember to tip your bartenders as they bring such a fun event and experience to the Rivers Ave area.

The atmosphere is on point. You can feel the history here. Red exudes from the walls and transforms…read moreyour soul. It can get very crowded during special events but the servers do their best to keep up with the throngs of people. The old fashioned was nice. The drinks are average priced for the type of joint this place is.

This review is only for the bars at Starlight Motor Inn, as I have not stayed in the motel/inn. The…read moreBurgundy Lounge is the upstairs bar inside the motel, and the pool bar is an outdoor bar inside a large building by the pool. The bars host live music and events, and I believe you may be able to rent them as venues- including the pool for pool parties. Pool passes are also available for those who want to swim or go to the pool without staying at the motel. Both of the bars have similar menus for cocktails, and the bartenders can also make you anything you want. They also have a few mocktails and NA options as well as sodas/tea/etc for the kids. Megan is one of the bartenders there, and she is wonderful. I had a blueberry cocktail that was flavorful, sweet, and strong. The cocktail prices (~$12) are reasonable for quality drinks and a few dollars cheaper than downtown. The bars, pool, and motel are all retro and make you feel like you're back in the 1970s. I haven't stayed in the motel and cannot rate that, but I have been inside a room, and it had a retro feel and is very clean. It is a motel so the doors face the parking lot, but everything feels very safe and the motel room prices are reasonable too.

Had a great stay here! Wish the cottages were available when we booked cuz we definitely would have…read morestayed there to have more space for our extended stay but 2 queens worked for our needs. Staff was super friendly and responsive. There are several amazing businesses in walking distance: Herbert's Vintage for matcha/coffee, Rebel Taqueria, and King BBQ. Spot has an amazing bar/lounge connected that has the BEST staff. Neighborhood is still up and coming but this place is a gem!

I have mixed feelings about the Citrus Club. On one hand, the service is decent and the view can be…read moregreat. However, I didn't love any of my drinks and the rooftop is kind of segmented into two parts outside. It only poses an issue because I'd say that one section definitely has the nicer views and more audible music (the speakers are better situated on this section). That means you'll have to be specific with your server on where you want to sit in order to get the best views and music (and if it's a nice day out, I anticipate that these few seats will fill up fast). If they had stellar drinks, it almost wouldn't matter because a nice rooftop is a nice rooftop with the right drinks. However, because their drinks aren't the best in that I find they lack complexity (e.g., balancing sugar with the harshness of hard liquor), it's not the most ideal place for everyone.

The most expensive yet smallest room in all of the city. I literally couldn't open my suitcase and…read morethe door at the same time. The basics like the TV and outlets didn't even work. I made the mistake of pre booking/prepaying and took a $1200 loss just to leave the hotel. Awful value, awful experience, you can not do worse.

Usually very minimal lines coming through here in my experience. Passing through this checkpoint is…read morealways a breeze thanks to my TSA pre check status . Very fast going through because I don't have to remove shoes or jacket. While not overly friendly , the TSA agents are professional and efficient . Passing through here is an absolute must while you are at the airport ...hehe ;) bon voyage!

I went through security today and lost my AirPods. When I came back to see if they were in lost and…read morefound they were not there. Two TSA agents walked me back to the scanner I came through and got them to stop the belt. They dug around and found them. I appreciated the extra effort.

Great view, nice place to end the day. We watched the sunset, watched a man and his dog playing in…read morethe park, and say the boats moored on the water.

Looking for a rooftop spot near home, without the crowds of downtown, and found this spot. It is…read moresort of a rooftop, but actually on the 3rd floor, so more of a balcony, and because it is closer to street level than actual rooftop, the ambient noise of traffic, and the lack of real views, hampers what could be an excellent spot. The kitchen was going through renos' and it would have been helpful if that was posted on their website, or when I emailed Aqua about evening music - they could have given me a heads up. So, two items available and both just serviceable. The cocktails were great, and this place being in a Marriott, I will tell you this is a very nice hotel in a convenient spot for visitors. But, the bar is just a hotel bar...

Favorite stop on the recent CHS trip. Intimate atmosphere. Great menu with something for everyone!…read moreI loved the charcuterie offering and we ate everything on the plate. Perfectly paired with my Hugo spritz and The Godfather playing on the projector. Our server was excellent and attentive - friendly vibe like he hoped we would return. We will!

I was finally able to check out Belmont last night! The cocktails were exceptional! I was served…read moreby Cait she made our second round of cocktail recommendations and oh my gosh! Amazing!! I appreciated her conversation as someone contemplating the area her knowledge of the area, as well as her explanation of the science of the cocktails. I would love to come back and try the charcuterie she recommended as it's cut to order-- I came from dinner so maybe next time!

Overall, I would give it a 3.5. The views are lovely. I don't think the food options and quality…read morematched the ambience. Our server was very nice. There were out of quite a few things, but had just opened for dinner. The hours for the meals vary. The wings were the best item I had. It was citrus teriyaki. I didn't really taste the citrus in it. The wings still had a crisp which I liked. My dinner companion ordered the bourbon glazed salmon. We didn't notice any glaze on it and the portion was smaller than expected and lacked flavor. We were celebrating a birthday and so we ordered dessert to go. We got the key lime pie and lemon blueberry cheesecake. They were just ok. I'd go back to try the breakfast. They have live music sometimes.

Yes, I know it's "the holiday inn hotel restaurant", but I'm still going to review it. Obviously…read moreyou aren't going to come here unless you're a hotel resident or coming for a big event. But for what it is, it's not bad! The view is great. The food isn't terrible. The breakfast buffet has a decent enough selection. They always seem to be short staffed but the staff is very friendly and they do their best to take care of us. Although it's pricey for what you're getting- I'd complain a lot more if it weren't for my hotel guest vouchers.

I came here to discuss the services outside of the main terminal - primarily because there is no…read moreother place on Yelp to rate those services, and they are extremely important to air travel. I visit this airport often - both as the traveler and the one who is dropping off/picking up passengers. I frequently use the cell lot, and it is TINY. I seriously wish they would expand this space, as it is almost always difficult to find a spot, and there is no other "free" place to wait for passengers. As a traveler, I use the long-term lot frequently. The fee is now up to $10 a day, which is more than I paid in Indianapolis. The difference, though, is that Indy had a shuttle service and enough spaces to accommodate passengers. When I moved to CHS 3 years ago, parking was $7 a day. I can't figure out why the price has increased $1 per year, when nothing in the lot has changed. That said, I always feel safe walking to and from my car. There needs to be more spaces and a shuttle for this airport. It is getting too big to operate in the same way. Finally, the signage in/around the airport needs to be clearer. It is a small airport, but keep in mind that most people don't travel to this spot every day. They need some help navigating the area. Add some useful, reflective signage to help passengers enter/exit the airport safely.

This is really an Oxymoron as there doesnt seem to be any. For the size of airport it is Very…read morebasic, baggage claim is so slow.Signage coming into the airport & out is very small, disjointed & confusing.