We've stayed at The Vendue a number of times, the first time being probably 25 years ago, when it…read morelooked very different. It used to look like you were stepping back into the parlor of one of the houses on the battery, including earthquake bolts from the 1800's in some of the rooms. Some of the guest rooms had canopy beds and all were quite romantic. I am southern and it was the epitome of old South beauty, grace and charm. It had a parlor like room off of the lobby where visitors sat, like they would have in olden days and the hotel served wine, cheese, crackers and grapes etc, and cookies at night. Guests used to sit and chat, play checkers and just relax. They now give out wine and later at night, they still have tasty cookies, but no one eats, drinks or really sits in the lobby because it is filled with some awful perfume or scent. Now the hotel looks like it belongs in Vegas. Red and black lacquer everywhere, in the lobby and rooms, the ladies room in the lobby is lit by red light bulbs, like a house of ill repute-see my photos. For some reason a designer seems to think this is a French look, but I think the French would be appalled. The French have beautiful understated tastes, think Christian Dior. I assure you, this is not what the French quarter of Charleston would have ever looked like. I sent some photos of the room and the lobby to a friend and she said that it looked like we were in a Disney hotel. She expected Mickey or Minnie to step out any moment. After that comment, that's all I could see -even the lobby floor and some fabrics in the furniture look like Alice and the white rabbit could show up. On top of that, if The Vendue management sees this review, please, please, please stop pumping that scent into the lobby. It's painful to just walk through to the elevator. All this said, the staff is wonderful. They're friendly, helpful and they must watch a video feed of the lobby because the minute you stop in the lobby they pop out from somewhere. There is no front desk. I'm glad for them, I would hate to have to spend my day in a lobby that was so heavily scented. I usually like scents, but this one burned my nose. I'd give the staff 5 stars and the look of the hotel one star since it is Charleston, since people come to Charleston for the southern beauty and charm. We think we'll look for a more Charleston charm-like place when we visit Charleston and save the red and black for our Disney visits and the lacquer for Vegas trips. If you are from other regions or countries, please don't think this look represents anything of Southern beauty or charm. It does not.

I stayed at The Vendue from Sunday through Wednesday this past week, and I had a fantastic…read moreexperience from start to finish. Every single person I interacted with was friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. You can tell the staff genuinely cares about making guests feel at home. My room was spotless, and one of my favorite things about the hotel was all of the artwork. There are unique pieces displayed throughout the property, and I thought it was really cool that you can actually purchase them if something catches your eye. My room happened to be French Bulldog themed, which I loved because it immediately reminded me of my best friend, who's obsessed with French Bulldogs. Another thoughtful touch was that every morning they left a small bag of pastries and fruit outside my door. It was such a nice surprise to wake up to each day. I'm also someone who always keeps the "Do Not Disturb" sign on because I usually don't want housekeeping coming into my room. Instead of assuming, they texted me each day to confirm that I didn't need anything or want my room serviced. I really appreciated that they checked in without being intrusive. The location is excellent, the rates were very reasonable for what you get, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations. I wouldn't hesitate to stay at The Vendue again the next time I'm in Charleston.

Great Service and Cool hotel…read more Miranda at the Little Palm attached to the Ryder was awesome Definitely helped make this a 5-star experience!

If you want a restful night (or day) sleep, this is not the place…read more The hotel blares super loud DJ music at multiple locations around the hotel day and night, right outside many of the rooms, including mine. I brought a fan and a noise machine to block such sounds but the DJ speakers are just too loud.

This hotel was incredible! Had an amazing historic vibe with exposed brick and ceilings. It smelled…read moreamazing as soon as you walked! When you arrive you receive a token to grab a free drink at the bar, which was a very nice touch. The rooms are also HUGE! I stayed in a standard King suite , but could've easily enjoyed it with my family of 5. On top of that, it was walking distance from everything that is Historic Charleston, like the Pineapple Fountain, Rainbow Row, the City Market, and amazing restaurants. Truly, I recommend this amazing hotel!! Great rooftop views, grocery store across the street, and easy parking! Oh, AND delicious complimentary breakfast

Very quiet relaxing hotel in close proximity to many restaurants and bars downtown. Almost perfect…read moreexcept for what you pay in parking to stay here.

At first, I was a bit apprehensive about our stay before coming after reading some of the reviews…read more We just checked out on 7/10/2026, so our stay was recent. And I have to say, our experience was better than most 5-star hotels (those hotels with that rating in Charleston weren't spectacular). Why? Because of the perks that come with the room like: breakfast at the time of your choosing in the morning which they'll serve in room, in the atrium or on the terrace. A very polite and helpful staff. Everyone spoke to you as they passed you by. They had dining and city tour recommendations. They served wine and cheese in the evening and milk and fresh-baked cookies at the end of each night! We stayed in a good size room (#102) and though it was right off the front side of the building, the noise from the street wasn't noticeable during our entire 4-night stay. I'm telling you, this hotel is worth a try. You won't be disappointed. You just might be delightedly surprised! V Williams Overland Park, KS

Hotel is beautiful, clean, most important to me the staff is kind, friendly, and go out of their…read moreway to help. ***Good: 1. staff - wonderful. 2. cheese and wine at 5pm, cookies around 8 or 9pm. 3. Nice lounge areas to hang out 4. Nice out door spaces on 4th floor 5. Rooms clean, and our room was fairly quiet for hotel being on busy corner. 6. Breakfast was great - served in our room- we had quiche, croissants, fruit and coffee ***Not so good: 1. Parking - it's valet or a public parking deck. 2. One valet saying he gets tips(we had already planned to give but a little shocking to be told that first thing ) 3. Very busy area ****Extra info: 1. Parking- it's Valet- $45 plus tip, it's very very crowded to pull car up - no real space- busy traffic corner, we had to block people. Or you park in public deck- $25 a day - walk to hotel - maybe a 5-10 walk depending on speed. For valet pull as far toward hotel on street as can after turning corner - there will be regular traffic trying to get around you and a lot of pedestrians. 2. If you go in July it will be very very hot and humid - truck temp was 101 after siting for 5 minutes. 3. Many goo restaurants, bars and ferry is within walking distance - 5-10 mins of hotel.

I stayed at the Fulton Lane Inn for four nights around St Patrick's Day. The parade went down King…read moreSt, which prohibited any driving in an already difficult (one way and narrow streets) downtown area. But this was a temporary inconvenience. I only mention it to alert others who may visit around a holiday that typically has a parade. I stayed in a second floor room. My stay was quiet and comfortable, and the service staff was impeccable and amicable. I enjoyed the wine and cheese and crackers Happy Hour each evening, although I wish it was held a little later (as 5 o'clock is a bit early). I had to cut my day tripping short each day to partake. Still, it was my choice and I particularly enjoyed chatting with Robert (the server) each day; he was a delightful and respectful young man and an excellent server who anticipated my wishes. Breakfast was delivered to my room promptly at the time requested after a phone call to let me know it was on its way. Each day I got a yogurt (Chobani) and fruit cup; it was freshly cut up and always delicious with berries, melons, pineapple and pears. The coffee was good. I think all the options were sufficient. I liked that no matter what time of the day or night I passed through the lobby, there was a cheerful face at the desk asking me about my stay and wishing me a good day or night. Charleston is an easily walkable city so I parked my car in the city lot behind the inn and never moved it until I left. I had no issues using the gate control machines. The only thing I didn't really like about my room was that the three beautifully crystal clear windows in my room could not be opened to allow fresh air to circulate. But there was an air purifier and good A/C to make it feel comfortable. FLI is a nice option if you want to stay in the middle of the action. You'll pay for the prime location but there are lots of good restaurants, shopping and site seeing opportunities. You'll get your steps in every day and not worry about driving or navigating one way streets (especially after enjoying a cocktail before dinner, wine with dinner and a digestif after dinner) or finding a parking spot at your destination.

Just arrived to this very nice, cute historic inn. Our suite is quite large with massive living…read moreroom and a kitchen, which seems a bit odd, but nice to have if needed. We had a room that looked out on King and it was very quiet at night. We especially enjoyed the breakfast that is served in your room everyday free of charge.

I don't know what the expectations are of anyone who rated this wondrous resort low. From first…read morecontact over the phone, I wanted to surprise my boyfriend with a bottle of his fave wine in the room (his birthday). Micole (front desk sup) was able to help me with this From physical check in, everyone was SO nice (we checked in the wrong resort. We went to the orange rooftop one. We stayed at the grey rooftop one). The room was spacious, immaculate, and offered a gorgeous view. We felt like royalty.

We stayed here for my son's wedding, good location and nice rooms. They had a leak on the roof that…read morecaused the AC to be off in most of the 4th floor. Not good, but things happen. But on the night of my sons wedding, aftervthe wedding we went to the beach bar, it had an hour and a half before it closed. I told the bar tender I'd have an open tab for my son - not the one getting married - and his friends, 6 guys. All was good till the bar tenders allowed everyone to order drinks on my tab, we were told by a stranger they were told no worries drinks on me - they used my last name. When checking out I saw my $2,000 bar bill, protested and was told sorry we'll fix it. Nothing happened, so I called explained my issue .Asked for a manger, was told one would call me back - nothing. I feel ripped off! I think this is unacceptable and want all to know... shame maybe a good brand will buy them, till then never staying here again. We go to Charleston 5 times a year and stay in hotel 20 ish nights a year. Oh well back to the Mill house.

My wife had major surgery at MUSC and was recovering well but could not get any rest. She was…read moresupposed to be in the hospital for 7-10 days but after 4 days she had made very good progress. She discussed leaving the hospital but staying close by, since we live 2 hours away. Her Dr reviewed her latest labs and told her if she stayed close he would discharge her. Immediately we looked into what hotels in Charleston had the most comfortable beds since she would have to stay in bed most of the day. Several came up but we had not stayed at the Dewberry before and our research said they had very comfortable beds, so we decided to book our 4 day stay. We could not have chosen a better place to visit. Sure this mid century modern hotel sits in a prime location in downtown Charleston, is gorgeous with an elegant atmosphere and beautiful roof top Bar, The Citrus Club, but ALL of their staff are exceptional and made us feel like royalty. I cannot remover all the names but Maria and Suzy at the front desk, Roxana and Maria in Housekeeping, along with the Valet and restaurant staff we so welcoming and accommodating. Oh and the rooms and beds were SO comfortable and luxurious!!! We are already planning a trip when my wife is better to enjoy all the Dewberry has to offer again! I cannot thank the Dewberry and it's amazing staff enough for going out of their way to help my wife be comfortable while healing and doing everything they could for us!! THANK YOU!!!

Came here with so many buddies everyone was surprised…read more The dewberry hot coco inferno was incredible. This place is known for the hot coco inferno. The hot coco inferno is the best thing here we love it so much we all want to be drinking it all the time we feel so good when we drink it it is hot chocolate and more we want to keep going because it is known for this. The dewberry is known for the hot coco inferno.

We had a fantastic stay at the Andrew Pinckney Inn! The rooms were great, the location was perfect,…read moreand the entire staff made us feel incredibly welcome. One of the highlights was the complimentary afternoon happy hour -- such a nice touch and something we looked forward to each day. And the "Solarium" (their enclosed rooftop room) had fantastic view of the city!) But what really made it special was Henriette, who hosted the happy hour. She was absolutely the best! Warm, friendly, attentive, and genuinely fun to talk with. She made an already great experience even more memorable. We had a wonderful time in Charleston and would absolutely stay at the Andrew Pinckney Inn again. Highly recommend! Henriette rocks!!!

Disappointed in my stay here. For such a high price, I expect top service and that isn't what I…read morereceived. You're paying for the location, which is great, very easy to get everywhere. But I've paid far less for far better service and experience. That said, there are definitely positives. It's a fun, charming spot, and the breakfast and wine hour were excellent!! Easily the highlight of my stay. However, the room was just.. fine. The bed was comfortable and the shower was clean and nice, but the windows were dirty and the towels were very scratchy, which took away from the overall feel. The text service was not utilized, I wasn't informed about amenities like cookies at the front desk (actually was not even offered one when I went down to pick up my car) or other small touches that could have enhanced the stay. The one time I did use the text service to request a bathrobe (which I would expect to be available at this price point), I was simply told they don't have any, with no follow-up or alternative offered. With this expensive of a room I also expect a turn-down service of some kind. Especially since there's also no bar, or a restaurant, or gym, I would want other aspects to make up for that. Lastly, the staff were hit or miss in terms of hospitality. The valet and breakfast staff were all very very nice, but the front desk staff were often uninterested and unhelpful. For example, when I was checking out I asked for a late checkout and was interrupted before I could finish my sentence with "noon is the latest we can do". Which is what I was going to request anyway, lol. They also knocked on my door 15 minutes before my checkout time and told me I was taking too long to pack up. Overall, it felt very close to being an outstanding stay, but it missed the mark in several small ways that added up. I would consider returning during the off-season or at a lower price point to give it another chance!