Rooms and grounds are VERY well kept! The room was very clean and had all the amenities you would…read morewant - microwave, large mini fridge, blow dryer, iron and a coffee maker. This was a pleasant surprise as it seems more and more hotels are getting rid of these in rooms. There was also a HUGE TV and comfortable beds with plenty of pillows. Also, the shower gets very hot and the water pressure is pretty good. The front desk area is also very nice, including a large fireplace and lounge (didn't see the hours but it looked like it had a variety of bottles). The lobby also smelled amazing! Breakfast is from 06:30-09:30 and had the usual scrambled eggs, sausage patties, Belgian waffles, coffee, juice, instant oatmeal with toppings. Everything was clean but the breakfast area is a little tight to move around. Great find in the area...food options in this town are limited though so plan accordingly.

The staff here (Ricky@ front desk) was extremely rude to me. He spoke to me on the most patronizing…read moretone that I have ever experienced in my adult life. Ricky is obviously not trained in customer service. Ricky said very rude things to me and I requested a refund and went elsewhere. I will not return. Ricky should not work in a customer facing job. Put Ricky in the back or fire him.

This Hampton Inn was very clean in most places, but in Room 315, you can barely see out the window…read more I have never seen such a filthy window! The room was spacious and the bed was comfortable, and the desk area for working was also a decent size. Towels were also plentiful, and a good size. I didn't try the breakfast as I'm not a fan of the high carb low nutrition breakfasts served in the travel inns. A good place to stay when stopping for the night.

This is a newer, more modern Hampton Inn. It is located off Interstate 95 and is very easy to find…read morefrom the interstate. It has a Gas station, McDonalds and Wendy's within walking distance. Check-in was smooth, room was clean, bright and large, which was great for my short overnight stay in Yemassee. Bathroom had everything I needed. Both elevators were fast and I never had to wait more than 30 seconds for one. Good complimentary breakfast, served until 10 am on the weekends, plenty of seating area to eat your food. My only semi complaint was that the walls are paper thin. I was woken up multiple times with people closing their room doors or making noise in the hallway all throughout the night. I was in town for a wedding at Bray's Island and it was a short 10 minute drive away. Great value for the price!

This stay reminded us exactly why Hilton continues to lose our loyalty. Time and time again, it's…read morenot the buildings that disappoint us. It's the people representing the brand. We arrived shortly after midnight after a very long day of traveling, hoping for nothing more than a place to sleep. Instead, from the moment we walked through the doors, the front desk associate, Lanice, made it abundantly clear that she did not want to deal with us. There wasn't a smile, a welcome, or even the slightest attempt to make us feel like valued guests. Every interaction felt cold, dismissive, and simply rude. She repeatedly rolled her eyes, answered questions with a condescending tone, and acted as though every question we asked was an annoyance. I kindly explained that I wanted to use my Chase Travel points for the stay, but because it was already after midnight, I couldn't complete the reservation through the Chase Travel portal. I simply asked if there was any way around that or if Hilton could help. Instead of offering any explanation or trying to assist, I was immediately told there was no way to do it and quoted $199 for the room. No explanation. No alternatives. No attempt to help. My husband, who is an Army amputee, then politely asked if the hotel offered a military discount. Before he could even finish his question, Lanice responded, "Military has nothing to do with it." She assumed we were referring to Hilton Honors when we were simply asking if the hotel offered a military rate. A simple, courteous answer would have sufficed, but instead we were met with another cold, condescending response. Since we didn't arrive until after midnight, I also asked if there was any flexibility with checkout. The first question was, "Are you Gold or Diamond?" When I said no, she immediately replied that there would be no late checkout and that housekeeping would be knocking on our door at 11:30. Again, the answer wasn't the problem. The attitude was. While we were still checking in, another gentleman walked up behind us. He was incredibly polite, patient, and respectful, yet he was met with the exact same eye rolls, dismissive responses, and uninterested attitude we had experienced. Watching someone else receive the same treatment confirmed that this wasn't just an isolated interaction with us. Maybe she was having a "bad day". We all have them. She also had no idea what kind of day my family had experienced before walking through those doors, yet we still chose to treat her with kindness and respect. Having a bad day is never a license to treat other people with disrespect. A little kindness and basic courtesy can make all the difference. This is what continues to push us away from Hilton. The rooms can be updated, the beds can be comfortable, and the lobby can look beautiful, but none of that matters if the people representing your brand make guests feel like an inconvenience the moment they walk through the door. To make matters worse, we didn't get to sleep until after 1:00 a.m. After finally falling asleep, our room phone rang at 8:30 a.m., waking us up. Then it rang again at 10:30 a.m. We never requested wake-up calls, and no one could explain why they happened. Being awakened twice after such a late check-in was an unnecessary interruption that only added to an already disappointing stay. Hospitality isn't about saying yes to every request. It's about treating people with respect, showing a little compassion, and making guests feel welcome, even when the answer is no. The room itself was decent, but it certainly wasn't thoroughly cleaned. It was acceptable for one night, but it lacked the attention to detail I expected. For nearly $200 a night, I expected a much higher standard across the board. That means a cleaner room, better customer service, and employees who understand that people choose Hilton because they expect a certain level of hospitality. This Hampton Inn fell well short of that standard and served as yet another reminder of why Hilton continues to lose our loyalty.

Quiet hotel. So nice. Tidy hallas and room…read more The staff was welcoming. So many caring for us all doing many tasks. Great employees. Nice staff in the dinning room ( that prepares breakfast!) Coffee was delicious. I loved my southern grits!! My tub was lovely and relaxing. My bed was an oft and. So comfortable. Very grateful to all the kind and hardworking staff who made our trip so smooth and so nice. I would love to come back.

1. Carpet stains. See picture 2. Multiple holes in the wall…read more See pictures 3. ALL towels smell like they either washed without soap/bleach, washed with towels that you wipe counters with, or not washed at all. 4. Overall smell of hotel. Had to actually buy disinfectants and odor eliminator spray. 5. Shower curtain had molds 6. Only 1 lamp worked. 7. Multiple verbal (possibly physical) fights that woke me up. Had to actually triple check all THREE locks were engaged. I recommend spending the extra $30 a night at a better and cleaner hotel than saving money here but risking yourself from getting sick.

This was a nice property in its day. Currently needs updated. Carpets are filthy, beds are worn…read moreout and stained. Management does nothing to assure housekeeping is doing an adequate job. I found clothes between mattress and wall when I moved it to access a plug for my cpap. Dirt and dust piled high including used qtips. Fixtures have all rusted and the finish is worn off all of the furniture.

Completely disgusting. We turned the water on walked away. When we came back tub full of BROWN…read moreWATER. I tried giving it a negative score

Room 107 smells moldy. Very friendly front desk staff.read more

The room was clean and looked nice when we arrived. The gentleman that checked in was very friendly…read moreand helpful. When I pulled the sheets back to the bed, the sheets were terrible. They smelled bad, kind of musty like they had been slipping on before by many people, and they were dirty as shown in the video. This is why I bring my own sheets. The breakfast was very minuscule and there was not a whole lot of anything to eat. I was kind of disappointed in that. There was only milk two types of cereal, one yogurt, and everything else was empty.

Chose not to stop here last night. Seems they have no elevator and we would have had to have a…read moreground floor room to accommodate my husband - he's only a week out of the hospital and can't do stairs. Apparently, charging more for the easily accessible first floor rooms is corporate policy. Or so I was told when I called. I used to suggest Red Roof Inn to anyone that listened. No longer. One star for demanding extra money from the disabled.

When I walked in it looked like a ghost town there was no one there and I thought it was not much…read moreto worry about. But when I tried to check in the dude at the front desk looked like a zombie and he kinda looked like the dude in that 1 video that is just like I'm not gonna rub your feet either after he just asked the girl and not him but anyways the entrance to my room had flys all over it and I was starving and I wanted something to drink but it was all empty and it smelled like weed and it was a pretty ugly place there was a a spiderweb right next to the mini fridge and there's mold on the wall and there tiny holes in it to but the reason why I'm not giving it a one star is because the shower was cold and nice but other then that everything was horrible. Actually no 1 star they didn't have any shampoo I don't expect this to be caesars palace but like there's no one here like are you that broke, like I get that there was a pandemic and all but jeez like no shampoo

5 stars due to customer service and price! The building seemed newly renovated and the staff was…read morevery helpful. The room was clean, newly painted and the bed had newly purchased sheets (we checked with a UV light and they were clean. Shower curtain was new. It was obvious it was recently acquired by new management and the family operating it is really making an effort for the place. When we checked in they gave us complementary chips , bottled water and even one of the gentlemen came to help us with our bags and escorted us to our room. Great night for the cost! Did offer a military discount. Would return.

Tried to spend the night in Waterloo a couple of exits north but everything was booked. Ended up…read morehere and tired $61 gets a dated hotel room which allows pets. The room has stains on carpet and sheets (which I threw off bed and over the carpet). Graffiti on the wall over the bed. Bathroom with missing towel bar Friendly front desk guy The night hopes to be a quiet one as the hotel is away from any traffic. I am also anticipating a decent free breakfast in the morning. I may edit to give a second star but for now only one star

Driving thru and just stopped in to get some shut eye at 3AM. If you can help it, don't even bother…read moreturning on the lights, you won't be impressed. I suppose for $45 for just myself you get what you pay for. I think the local homeless shelter might have betree amenities.