Food was barley warm. Took 45 minutes to get it. Chicken was so salty I couldn't eat it…read more Service was just "fine". Cute place but, won't be back.

I have been coming to Red Bone since day 1 and have seen the different shifts and changes through…read morethe years. While the service is sometimes hit or miss, the ambiance is notable - you won't find in 'outdoor' restaurant inside anywhere else in Florence - and the food is always great. My cousin insists on coming to Red Bone every visit to town for the Shrimp & Grits, which I would say is the recommendation. The Red Bone salad is also delicious and I don't normally say that about salads. This trip, my friend and I wanted to try the deviled eggs with shrimp on it. Sounded...interesting. The server suggested that we have them put buffalo sauce on the shrimp and it.was.incredible. I still dream about those eggs. That said, if you're in a rush, don't come here. If you are in for an experience, you can't find another place in Florence quite like it.

After the experience I had at the Holiday Inn Express in Camden, the only reason I am giving it a…read moreone star is because they don't have negative numbers. I am on the road at least once a month, and this is the worst experience I have ever had at a hotel. When I came to the front desk, there was a large group checking in. One of the clerks offered to check me in and the other person at the front desk who, as it turns out was the manager, told this desk clerk, "Don't worry about HIM right now we have this group to check-in." Maybe a greeting such as, "Sir, please be patient for a minute. We are checking in a group" would have made me feel like more of a welcome guest. When the manager finally got around to addressing me, she said without explanation, "I'm going to move you across the street to the Hampton Inn." I figured that was fine, since I have gold status with Hilton. She got in her car and led me across the street to the Springhill Suites. When I asked about the Hampton, she said, don't worry, this is a newer hotel. Don't worry, it's the same price." Except, it was not. They did not even show a reservation for me, and the desk clerk at the Springhill Suites got ready to charge me $270 for 1 night. When I explained that my whole visit was supposed to be under $500 for 3 nights, he got on the phone with the Holiday Inn Express. 5 minutes later, I said the heck with it and walked out. It turns out the Hampton Inn in Camden was full, so I wound up having to get a room in Clemson. Two hours later, the manager from Holiday Inn called me to say, if I still needed a room, she had one. Thanks, but no thanks. I spent 35 years working in customer service for an airline, and I knew what was expected of me when I was serving the public. The manager of the Holiday Inn Express in Camden could stand to have a little refresher course on how to treat their customers and make them want to return.

Stayed here for two nights, room was clean and the staff was very friendly, breakfast was good in…read morethe morning and there was lots of parking. Would stay again when in the area.

When I had checked in, they were bragging about how they had finished remodeling the hotel, but I…read moredon't think they ever cleaned up all of the debris from the remodel. The backside of the hotel is borderline a trash dump, they have an outdoor area for I'm assuming pets because it has turf, but there is more garbage and cardboard boxes and refuse out there. The rooms are not functional, they are more fashionable as there are no drawers or shelving to put any clothing items. Also they're not clean. I stay in a lot of hotels for work and I have noticed a huge decline in cleanliness within the past year. The hotel provided shampoo and conditioner had dirt all around it, so did the shower head area, and there were dirty fingerprints on the back of my bathroom door that were there when I first checked in, so I know it's not from me. When I went to check out, I stood in front of the desk for about 10 minutes as I could hear someone in the staff room, coughing, and no one came to help me. I rang the little bell. Still, no one came. It wasn't until another employee walked through the front door and saw me waiting to be helped that they alerted the employee in the back and I know that there are security cameras on me because I can see the security footage TV so they definitely knew I was standing there.

I would not stay here again. Room#103 was Infested with…read moreroaches, the owner knew about the situation and still assigned the room to us. I believe we were victims of price gouging because of hurricane Helene .The microwave was extremely dirty, ironing board was rusty,as was the towel rack. They did move my family.

As a Marriott Titanium Elite member and frequent road warrior, I spend a significant portion of my…read morelife in hotels across the country. Because of that, I rarely write negative reviews unless the experience is truly unacceptable. Unfortunately, my stay here was one of the worst I have experienced in years. I was assigned a room around lunchtime, and when I arrived to check in later, I politely asked the front desk agent, Sonya, if a room on a higher floor might be available. She told me the hotel was oversold and that nothing else was available. She then suggested moving me to an older Hampton Inn nearby, which I declined since I had already been assigned a room at this property and needed to remain close to the hospital where I was on call. When I went up to the assigned room, it was clearly not cleaned. The bed was unmade, and the bathroom was dirty, appearing as though the previous guest had just left. I returned to the front desk to inform Sonya. Instead of addressing the issue professionally, she accused me of "messing up the room." She then stated she needed to go inspect the room "to see what I did." I have never in my years of travel been accused of something like this by hotel staff. After inspecting the room, she eventually called the manager, Indera. During that time, I mentioned that if the hotel truly was sold out, I would need to find another hotel. At that point, Sonya stated that she had another room available and offered me one on the highest floor. I then asked, "I thought you said the hotel was sold out?" After that question, Sonya became verbally hostile and even refused to give me the key cards for the new room. I asked to speak to the manager. Instead of coming to the desk, Indera called me on the phone and immediately began screaming at me, claiming I had been rude and that she had been watching and listening to me on video from the back room. I asked her multiple times to come out and speak with me in person, but she refused and continued yelling. In the middle of this call, she started yelling about how the hotel was not required to give me a bottle opener. I explained multiple times that I had never asked for a bottle opener. She continued yelling until I repeated again that I had not requested one. At that point she said, "Oh, I must have you confused with another angry person," and then hung up on me. Only after this entire exchange was I finally given my room keys. Unfortunately, the problems did not end there. The replacement room was also dirty, with trash on the floor and a dirty bathroom. Over the next two days I encountered multiple bugs in the room, which raised serious concerns about possible bed bugs. Beyond the cleanliness issues, I had serious concerns for my personal safety due to the staff's behavior, particularly the manager's aggressive and unprofessional conduct. The only reason I remained at this property was that I was on call at the hospital and needed to stay nearby. As someone who stays in hotels constantly and maintains Titanium Elite status, I understand that hotels sometimes have operational issues. However, being accused of damaging a room, screamed at by a manager, and placed in multiple dirty rooms with potential bugs is completely unacceptable.

From the owner: Travel in style at SpringHill Suites by Marriott®, the all-suite hotel in Camden, SC, that…read moreseamlessly blends design and functionality with the modern amenities you need to stay refreshed and focused - all at an affordable price. Spacious suites and vibrant lobbies offer flexible spaces perfect for working, meeting or relaxing. Take the stress out of travel with free Wi-Fi, a relaxing pool and fitness center. The Market is open 24/7 for snacks and necessities. Enjoy our complimentary breakfast in our Camden, SC hotel, and customize the start to your day with fresh choices including eggs, Greek yogurt and oatmeal complete with a toppings bar for a variety of options. Quite simply, from business trips to leisurely journeys, SpringHill Suites is a breath of fresh air.

We had four rooms. Before checking out, I checked all the rooms. One had a clogged toilet! I just…read morechecked my credit card and they charged me the $56 fee for incidentals! Totally fraud because I know I had no incidentals-don't even remember if they had a fridge in the room! FRAUD!!!!!!!!!!!

The room was clean,sheets,blankets,towels had zero stains on them.The bed was clean and…read morecomfortable.Good water pressure and plenty of hot water.This is one of the better ones I have stayed at.The only complaint I have is the front desk called our room at 8am,woke us up to move our truck after we were told to park it there,yhan housekeeping banged on door at 10 am wanting to know if we needed anything,,yes sleep...As we were leaving with our dog a manager ssaid excuse me you have to pay a pet deposit,yes we did last night when we checked in.As far as the actually room no complaints,except spots on carpet

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!

Really nothing good to say about this place. Roaches, stained linen, and questionable staff. I had…read morea housekeeper knock at my door at 11 pm saying she needed an Uber and asking if I could give her some money. Mentioned it to the owner/manager and he said it wasn't the first time and that he would speak to her. I was also solicited drugs by a man who was there with a crew doing renovations. I definitely do not recommend this place to anyone. Spend the few extra dollars and get a better night's sleep.

No breakfast, no pool and no wifi. Rooms with mold and different stages of life roaches. Bathroom…read morecovered in mold and paint and ceiling falling off of walls and ceiling. Commode seat broken along with handle to bath and shower. You may leave with something you didn't check in with. Rooms are nasty.

We arrived at around 9 pm and had already made a two night reservation. No one ever came to open…read morethe locked office door no matter how many times we rang the bell. I eventually had to call them by phone to open the door. There was loud music and pets (both of which were "forbidden"). We asked for another room since we had to be up early and needed to sleep, but they said they were sold out. The room and area were so terrible that we cancelled the second night IMMEDIATELY! The front door was cracked and didn't seal, bathroom door didn't close, smoke detector was not connected, wash towels were filthy, toilet was disgusting and hard to flush, sink had trash can underneath because the sink leaked badly, bathtub was just sad, room had two tvs (one of which did not work at all), ac was rigged with pieces of paper stuck into the top...I could literally go on and on. With the price, we knew it wouldn't be anything fancy, but this was just unacceptable. Upon checkout, we were offered another room... no thanks. Staff was nice, but the establishment definitely was not :-(

Nastiest place I have ever seen. Owners can not speak English. Roaches and bed bugs are splitting…read morethe cost of the room. Went to work to come back to the toilet overflowing out into the room bc when the police got called out that day every one staying here flushed there drugs at once messing up the plumbing.