It has been over three years since I have stayed there. They were extremely accommodating. I have a…read morehard time with stairs so they made sure my husband and I were on the first floor. At the time, the new owner did not have a liquor license but he did waive the corkage fee for wine. The food was amazing. It is a very small dining room, very intimate. The room was great with a tub that was really nice for soaking.

We live an hour from Abingdon Manor and love exploring old Inns that have fine dining. The food was…read moredelicious. We loved the 6 course meal and every bite was a delight, a surprise and tantalized the taste buds. The Inn host greeted us on arrival and made us top notch Whiskey Sours that we enjoyed in the parlor before our seating. The service was attentive. We will definitely return. I just wish they had a 5:00 seating for us early birds. Hard to travel out so far at night.

Thoroughly enjoyed our night at The Columns. The inn is impeccably restored and furnished with four…read morespacious guest rooms and comfy sitting rooms on the first floor--and balconys. Breakfast was cooked to order and first class in every respect. Highly recommended for those who prefer B&Bs.

I was searching for a hotel as it was dark and I just got gas in Dillion SC and sat in my car…read moresearching on line. Everything decent too far and motels did not look great BUT - The Columns B&B was rated 5 stars and was only two miles from gas station! Incredible BB beautiful and the hosts Michael and Mark so gracious ! The house is outstanding - really must see! And decorated beautifully!! Beautiful rooms - breakfast delicious - can't recommend it more !! Enjoy ( cost very reasonable also )

This place is amazing! Tom and Tracey have created an awesome hospitable environment in an…read moreoutstandingly gorgeous historical (but still comfortable and cozy!) home. The spacious house has the original woodwork, including staircases and flooring, and is decorated beautifully. It takes your breath away! For the bed and breakfast experience, it was also outstanding. Your room is super clean with a comfortable bed and beautiful furnishings with modern conveniences. Tom and Tracey are communicative and welcoming hosts ready to offer you the history of the house and area, local recommendations or let you explore at your convenience. My husband and I both really enjoyed our stay and would come again if we get to the area in the future.

What a lovely historic inn with all of the comforts of home away from home. We stayed in the King…read moreroom that has a balcony outside the bathroom. The high ceilings and turn of the century decor adds to the ambiance. The room was equipped with a television, wifi, mini fridge & water bottles and a coffee maker with supplies. Our hostess, Tracey told us of the history of the home and prepared a breakfast of scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage and biscuits along with fruit, yogurt and beverages. If you're in Sumter, the 1912 Bed and Breakfast is a lovely alternative to a cookie cutter hotel room!

Let me be perfectly clear by saying this is the first time I can give a perfect score to anyone or…read moreany place. I've stayed in Ritz that bored me compared to this opulent experience at the Rosewood Manor. My husband and I stumbled across Rosewood while looking for a way to celebrate our anniversary and set off some fireworks in our relationship. Thank goodness we found Gary. Driving up to a dimly lit paradise at sunset, greeted by a glass of wine and a wonderful ray of sunshine, Donna, was a good start. We were exhausted and hadn't been having a good week. The mood changed instantly when arriving. The atmosphere is flawless. You feel at home, except better. The house is breathtaking. Gary, the owner, is a brilliant and accommodating host. His attention to detail pulls together the whole experience. Not only is it a remarkable home to begin with, but the way it has been dressed is the key. You can have a beautiful home and a lot of money...and still have no taste. Gary has impeccable taste. Now when it comes to his precious antiques, an outstanding collection of marvelous artwork and to top it all off, he's a gourmet chef... it's safe to say he knows what he's doing. He's also a walking encyclopedia. Our stay was extended due to car trouble. Thank you, Jesus. Gary continued to accommodate us by letting us stay two more unexpected nights, and helped us find a mechanic. He cooked multiple breathtaking meals, that we are still craving. He actually changed breakfast for us in our home. Guests now ask us where we got all these amazing ideas. We of course say "Gary." After a day of great conversation, and lounging by the pool, we would go to sleep in the most comfortable bed my husband and I have ever slept in. Every night we would say "something has got to happen... it can't all be perfect." The following evening Gary and Donna made us an exquisite anniversary dinner. Finally, I said "it's all perfect." Around every corner is a surprise, and a pleasant one at that. There's always something new to learn or a story to be heard. My family and I are already planning a summer trip to go visit Dr. Chef and Miss Donna. While I did take several photos, they aren't photos I would post. You need to go see for yourself how truly magnetic and affluent a weekend away can be. I would rather drive hours out of my way to stay here, than at any hotel. On a scale of one to ten, Rosewood Manor is a strong one billion.

Excellent bed & breakfast. Great event location. The hosts are super friendly. The food is…read moremagnificent. The place is a living museum. Each room is fantastic. Enjoyed my stay!

My favorite bnb so far! This place is immaculate and incredibly comfortable. The rooms are…read morebeautiful and offer everything you need. The bed is firm but super comfortable, like hard to get up cause you want to stay there all day comfort. The linens are the nicest quality I've ever seen in any hospitality setting. Very upscale. Now the breakfast part, I would pay just to be able to eat here again. The owner is super friendly and wow can he make you feel welcome. The setting is gorgeous, serene and offers many spots to sit and enjoy a glass of wine it early morning coffee. Cannot say enough great things, so glad places like this still exist where you have personalized service.

Was turned around I swing a map instead of my gps but regardless I ran across this place and needed…read morea place to stay after driving 600 miles. The town is pretty small and is situated literally next to a college. What threw me of is it was completely vacant because outside of the proprietor I didn't see anyone else. But hey it was ok because it was nice and quiet. I spent some time in the library before headed to bed. My king room upstairs #2 was very large and had quite a bit of room. The bed was super comfy. The bathroom was decent & had decent water pressure. I do wish there was more lighting over the mirror to make it easier to shave. Breakfast was interesting because I've never had grits if that's what it was but it looked like it so that's what I'm going with . Overall for the $140 for the night I enjoyed it. I feel for the owners because it's such a large place I wish there was more people staying. I did read reviews from previous stays that they offer dinner but it was completely empty the pizza I had seen in picks looked really good

This was one of the highlights of my first trip to Camden with my cousin when we came to visit my…read moresister in law and the family. We were able to walk around the farm to look at all the animals that were living their lives with not a care in the world. We even managed to save a little goat who got its head stuck in the fencing. We informed the owners and they headed out to free the little guy. There's plenty to see, including interesting farm equipment. They have a gift shop and café on site as well. We stopped in the café for some dessert to take back home with us and we bought a bunch of handmade soaps from the gift shop. This is a place you would want to visit with the kids or even come with some adult friends for a bite to eat but make sure you find out the café's operating times as they are limited.

This is one of the most incredible B&B's I have ever been to!! The location is so beautiful and the…read morestaff were all incredibly kind and willing to help where needed!! There is no better place to visit while in this area!!

Bloomsbury Inn-Camden,South Carolina A true example of…read moresouthern charm and hospitality at its best! This beautifully appointed historic inn offers all the comforts of home against a backdrop of vintage finery and elegance. Owners Katherine and Bruce Brown are wonderful hosts and very knowledgeable about the wonderful historic past of this lovely B&B. The delicious breakfast and early evening wine & hors d'oeuvres certainly "seal-the-deal" in making your stay at the Bloomsbury Inn a truly memorable experience! Do enjoy this lovely slice of paradise in Camden, South Carolina!

We can't say enough about how beautiful this bed and breakfast is! Owners were friendly and helpful…read morein showing us where lots of interesting and fun must sees in Camden were. They do a house blend of their own coffee which we bought to take home with house made paper jelly as well! Great experience!

Our stay at The Chestnut Cottage was one of the highlights of our trip. From the moment we arrived,…read morethe owners welcomed us like old friends and shared the history of their beautifully restored home. Their warmth and hospitality made us feel right at home. We loved all the thoughtful touches in our room--from the welcome cheesecake and strawberries to the snacks, drinks, Keurig with a wide selection of coffee and tea, warming eye masks, quality toiletries, and bubble bath. Our room featured an adjustable king bed and a large jacuzzi tub, and the bed was the most comfortable we've slept in on our trip. After dinner, we enjoyed relaxing on the front porch, strolling through the quiet historic neighborhood, and spending time in the beautiful secret garden beneath the old trees. Breakfast the next morning was absolutely delicious and served at the time we requested. The Chestnut Cottage is more than just a place to stay--it's a place where you feel genuinely cared for. We left feeling refreshed, grateful, and already looking forward to our next visit.

Ken Doyle met me at the car after I pulled in to help with my luggage. His wife, Christal, met me…read moreonce inside and offered me a wonderful homemade mango refresher. She made a decision to provide me with a different room that would work out better for my business trip - keynote speaker at the South Carolina Hospice and Palliative Care Conference. I would definitely go back and recommend this bed and breakfast.