"Our only regret is that we booked just one night!"…read more We've stayed at several B&Bs, and The Red Horse Inn ranks among the very best. Every detail was exceptional--from the thoughtful touches in the room to the breathtaking scenery. We're already looking for an excuse to return to South Carolina so we can spend more time here. This stay was part of a planned road trip through North and South Carolina, and the experience began well before we arrived. In the weeks leading up to our visit, Christian reached out multiple times to confirm our preferences and arrival details. It was such a thoughtful touch and made us feel genuinely welcomed, like our stay truly mattered. The arrival and check-in instructions were clear, warm, and inviting--more like being welcomed as guests than customers. The drive in sets the tone beautifully, winding through the rolling hills of northwest South Carolina, past lush forests and open pastures. Eventually, you arrive at an unassuming gate off the road, leading past a small pond and into the woods. A short drive up a gravel road brings you to the main inn. The building houses four guest rooms along with common spaces used during their wine bar events. There are also several private cottages on the property, which we didn't explore--but after this stay, they're definitely on our radar for next time. We stayed in the Gable Room, located up a flight of stairs with its own private ground-level entrance. A personalized note greeted us at the door, and inside, a beautifully arranged welcome letter awaited us on the bed, surrounded by rose petals--an elegant and memorable touch. The room itself was stunning. Our favorite details included the lace-draped bed, the cozy gas fireplace, the relaxing jetted tub, and the incredible balcony view. It truly felt like every possible need had been anticipated--from plush robes to well-stocked kitchenette supplies, even down to small, thoughtful items like bandages by the sink - just in case. And the bed--absolutely incredible. The memory foam mattress and feather pillows made for one of the best nights of sleep of the trip. Waking up to a sunrise over the pasture, with horses grazing against a mountain backdrop, was nothing short of magical. We spent the morning on the balcony, setting up the chairs and tray tables to enjoy coffee in the early sun. It was completely peaceful--just the sounds of birds, a few wild turkeys, and the occasional soft chuff from the horses. We were genuinely disappointed to be leaving after just one night. Throughout the rest of our trip--and even now--we keep talking about how much we wish we had stayed two or three nights instead. If there's one small area for improvement, it would be the Wi-Fi. The signal in our room was a bit weak, and the streaming-only TV had trouble connecting. That said, in a place like this, you may find you don't miss it at all. It didn't detract from our experience, and certainly not enough to impact our rating. Overall, a 10/10 experience. We even had the pleasure of meeting Christian, Allison, and Griffin on our way out--they are an absolutely charming family. Thank you for an unforgettable stay. We can't wait to return. PS- Happy Birthday Allison, and a very Happy Anniversary to you both!

Best small Inn in upstate SC. Very private. Gorgeous setting. Tyron, Landrum, wineries, art…read moregalleries, trails, waterfalls, good restaurants, beautiful scenery. Cabins are very well appointed, tasteful, comfortable. Inn wine bar has best view in SC. Christian is owner/manager. Very well run, quiet, relaxing and first class all the way.

The refrigerator did not work, the plugs in the bathroom did not work. I called 3 times to get…read morefresh towels. Room was not cleaned ever when I asked. Room smells like pot!! Bugs in room! If I could rate minus stars I would do that! Don't stay here!!!

Run away from this place! Right when I walked in to check in I was greeted by the manager yelling…read moreon the phone about having to give a full refund to someone..should have left right then. Got my room, the whole place smelled like pot and cigarettes. My room was gross, from the ripped curtains to the stained carpet to the hair in the shower drain. Called and was given another room, not much better so we left and now fighting to get MY refund!

If you love old historic homes with lots of charm, you areas, you got that here! Very cute interior…read morewith beautiful foliage surrounding the grounds. Also right accross from an awesome park. House is stocked with everything you could ever need. Super fun red tub! 3 toilets but one is not really accessible to most adults d/t lack of room when seated. We loved sitting in the deck area. The loss of a star is for the cleanliness factor (which is perhaps one of my most desired traits of where I stay). We only stayed one night. There's a huge cleaning fee but there were ants all in the kitchen that destroyed bunch of bread we had on the counter, swarming it within hours. They had traps over the counters so it was known by owner. Lots of bugs in general inside but it is a pretty old house. Lights also blast in through windows that have sheer window treatments. I think if it were a little cleaner and had some black out curtains I would give it 5/5 stars for sure.

Excellent location and amazing hosts at this B&B! Will definitely stay again when in Greenville!read more

May I give service a 10 on a scale of 5? This was by far our best experience service-wise in all…read morethe B and B's we have ever stayed in. Warm and helpful without being overbearing. Friendly without being chummy. The entire staff made us feel so welcome and comfortable. The rooms are small but we knew that going in. Very comfortable bed and private well-appointed bathroom made up for the size. We were lucky enough to also have a sweet little balcony off our room. The amenities go far beyond our previous B and B experiences. Bottomless homemade chocolate chip cookies. Keuring service with huge variety of flavors. A hearty enough breakfast (and delicious to boot) to make lunch unneccessary. Wine/beer and cheese every afternoon. (All included in the affordable rates.) Location close enough to downtown to walk. A gem, not to be missed.

This was my husband's and my first trip to Saluda and we were excited to get three nights at the…read moreOaks B&B! Donna and Dale were such delightful and accommodating hosts!! They are definitely in the right field! The house is absolutely beautiful and the rooms are so quaint and homey. We also love the large wraparound front porch where we sat and read every morning and afternoon (with a glass of wine). The breakfast all three days were amazing - from baked French toast with fresh local fruit and the hash brown crusted quiche. All of it was unique and totally delicious! We can't wait to come back to the area and stay here again! Saluda is a cute little town with great hiking trails and lots of outdoor activities nearby.

Absolutely loved our stay here! Came from Atlanta for a long weekend and got to relax, visit…read moreAsheville and hike in the DuPont State Forest. The service was impeccable- clean, quiet and best of all we were greeted with fresh baked chocolate chip cookies! Gail, the Inn keeper was a delight - worked with our schedule for breakfast and even indulged us with a few good stories. Looking forward to coming back :).

What a beautiful, quaint, wonderful place to stay. Charles st. is romantic and very private. The…read moregardens are absolutely beautiful. The owners are very accommodating and Sherri made the best breakfast we have had from any other bed and breakfast. Her French toast was to die for. The room had everything we needed for one night or for many more. The owners thought of everything. It is a hidden gem in Saluda, NC. It is a block from downtown and one of our favorite restaurants, The Purple Onion, when we are in town. You can walk to downtown within 3 mins. You will not be disappointed at all. We love Charles St. and can't wait to stay again. Thank you Walter and Sherri for a great experience.

I've lived down the street from here for almost a year and regretfully this is the first time I've…read morestopped in! What a great coffee and bakery bite cafe in the front. There's also art exhibitions and magazines to keep you busy while you sip your coffee. The mocha lavender was delicious! Definitely going to be here more often.

We had such fantastic coffee here! The best coffee we had in Greenville actually. This place is…read moresuch a hole in the wall and the fact that it's a hostel might deter some from visiting the coffee shop, but don't skip this place! We each had different lattes and both were unique and delicious. Floral without being too floral. Loved it and wish I could drink that latte again and again.

An old style motel with an amazing view. They were helpful and prepared when we asked for a…read morereplacement coffee maker and asked for more blankets because our heater wouldn't run. Bed was comfortable and the room is clean despite the age. Unique layout, some rooms have a back door that opens to the back yard with the view. all rooms have access to the view. If we stayed another night we might have tried the sauna. We met the new owner and she's planning to change the name and aesthetic back to a more appropriate local appalachian theme and replace all the ACs. The driveway is steep and for a second it looks like you are on a private driveway to ha home but it's fine. Nearby Saluda has an excellent bakery/ coffee place called Wakey Monkey. There is a zip line outfit next door.

I enjoyed my stay here and I think more people would love the scenery and atmosphere…read moreIt's a simple lodging set up and it suit