Magnolia Plantation & Gardens was one of the best parts of our first day here! The grounds are…read moreabsolutely stunning, with beautiful gardens, towering live oaks draped in Spanish moss, and peaceful walking paths around every corner. It feels like you could spend the entire day exploring and still discover something new. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the history and preservation of the property. The historical aspects of the plantation were thoughtfully presented and gave us a deeper appreciation for the site's complex past. Our guide, Chris was especially amazing as he executed his explanation of the history of the plantation very well, and he made it worth the trip!

This whole experience was just bad. And I literally got eaten alive by the mosquitoes. I got no lie…read moreabout 15 bites. Face, neck, back, arms and legs. I was attacked by the mosquitoes at this place. This made the whole experience dismal. We did a tour of the house thru the app. It's self guided. There are people to ask questions too it's interesting. Then we walked outside to walk the gardens and that's when every mosquito in the universe descended on me. Ugh! So after about 1000 steps I decided it was not worth it and headed out to our car. Waste of time and money. And in my case blood the mosquitoes took. Not really what I thought and very disappointing.

Magnolia Park and Community Garden is a great park and garden that is an excellent community…read moreresource. I like all that the garden has to offer and was impressed with everything that I saw. I really enjoyed all of the signs and sayings in the garden. I also like the park and the wide open green space here. It is fun to run around and get some fresh air here.

This is a cool place. Very educational. Still a working farm. They have a main house you can tour…read more Slave quarters which you learn about. A tram tour of the grounds, stables, gin room, and a cafe. They also have a market on the other side of the farm. They grow strawberries, watermelon, blueberries, pecans, buckwheat, corn, tomatoes, and tons more. And you get a good understanding of all the work that goes into the plantation now and a century ago. The layout, trees, the water and everything else. It's very interesting to know what goes into all of it. Plenty of parking. Tour guides helpful. Easy to navigate. Time well spent. We did not go to the cafe. So can't comment on that.

didnt actually get to do the house tour because my toddler was crazy. but my older daughter really…read moreliked it and said it was interesting. she was able to tell me different details later so it had to be pretty good for a nine year old to be able to rattle off information. the grounds are beautiful too bad it was too hot to really get to enjoy them. the Gullah lady was awesome! recommend listening to her

While assisting a family member with the burrial of their mother I had my first and hopefully only…read moreexperience with Live Oak Memorial Cemetery. If anyone has had to deal with Ms. Harris during your time of grief I appologlize for what you may have experienced. Speaking to this employee was disgusting she was disrespectful uncaring and rude. I called to try and clear up confusion for a griefing son and was immediately attacked because she had already spoken with him. When she finally allowed me to convey the information she continued to be rude and unkind. Being as she is clearly not the kind of person who should be assisting a grieving family I attempted to contact corporate to file a complaint only to be called back by Ms. Harris. Finally finding an out of state number for the corporate office I left an message with no return call. If this kind of treatment is ok with the corporate office I am appauled.

Live Oak Memorial Gardens on Ashley River Road in West Ashley is a beautiful and well maintained…read morecemetery. I have been impressed every time I have been here for a service. Everything is easy to access and there is plenty of parking available.

Magnolia Memorial Gardens is a disreputable business which you will fall prey to during one of the…read moreyour most vulnerable times in your life. My relative was buried there and now they will not return my calls to give me basic information about where the relative is buried. The woman who answers the phone is extremely rude and Alberto, the manager, will not return my calls. The parent company is Brown & Young in Lithonia, GA. There is a second plot which my family owns and we need to sell the plot now and they will not give us the contract information to allow us to do this! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

To Whom It May Concern,…read more It is our hope that sharing our experiences with Magnolia Memorial Garden will prevent some other family from going through the disappointment and heartbreak we had with dealing this cemetery in burying our beloved family member. One of the last wishes of our loved one was to be buried among her parents and many other family members interred at Magnolia. The funeral was scheduled for Tuesday, August 20 and we began making arrangements for burial with Magnolia a week prior to burial. The entire week was spent trying to locate a burial property that we purchased in the early 80s. Magnolia's paperwork was inconsistent and contradictory and they did not demonstrate any sort of concern about putting our loved one to rest. You should not leave a cemetery angry and hurt as we did after dealing with the staff at Magnolia Memorial Garden. At the very last minute on Monday, August 19, we made the difficult decision to make burial arrangements with Bonaventure cemetery where we received immediate and excellent service for burial the next day. The purpose of this letter is to implore those who have property at Magnolia to please check on it prior to need. Otherwise, you may find yourself in the same situation that we were in. At the funeral today, in discussing this issue with those at the repast, we discovered there was at least one guest who had deeds for property that she never requested and never paid for. If you are considering buying property at Magnolia Cemetery, remember 'caveat emptor', let the buyer beware. If this letter saves one family from our recent experiences, then it is worth our effort. The Braxton Family

I stayed here with my family for a couple days. It's in a prime location near a Walmart, Target…read moreOutlets, Top Golf and plenty of restaurants. The checkin process was smooth. They have cold orange and unflavored water in the lobby. There is also a small market place for snacks and some quick essential items. There is a large atrium in the middle which all the rooms surround that has a lot of seating and tables for hanging out or working. There is also a small bar that opens at night. There is a shuttle that goes to the airport for free. We stayed in a two queen bedroom with one bath. The room was dark, even with all the lights turned on. There was a small sofa in the front of the room and a desk at the back. Amenities included a microwave, safe (that didn't work), iron with board, TV and a fridge. We stayed over the weekend, so noise from the bar and lobby area disrupted our sleep a bit. There are two elevators, but one was broken the whole time and they didn't put a sign up. Overall, the hotel is fine, but would be benefit from a renovation as the rooms and bathrooms appear dated.

Visited family for the weekend and stayed here. Check in was smooth but took a while. The hotel…read morecheck in staff was friendly and wanted to make sure everything was right for our visit. Absolutely loved the location, you can literally walk to the outlets and a variety of other shops and restaurants are within 5 minutes of driving. It's also about 10 minutes from the airport. Our room was a queen room and also had a couch. Bathroom was large and very clean. However, I did see small bits of mold in the shower. The beds were super comfortable.The view from the room was really nice too, and overlooked the swimming pool. The lobby area is pretty and also includes a restaurant. Great place to relax and hang out for a bit. You can check out electronically as well. I would definitely stay here again! Note: rewards members can get late check out up to 2 pm, which was helpful because we had a later flight.

I love it. Beautiful…read more I live in a city with a huge, gorgeous, historically relevant cemetery/green space with notable dead folks from history. And it is one of my favorite places. So Bonaventure was always on my list to visit, with or without pop culture references (Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil) or status as a tourist stop. A little bit outside of the city, but not terribly difficult to get to, there is a small parking lot for visitors, with public toilets and maps available. They have tour options, but you can also just walk yourself around. The big gravesite draws (Johnny Mercer, Conrad Aiken) are well marked and fairly easy to find on your own. The place is beautiful and very well maintained. Large cemeteries were often meant as strolling green spaces, meant to be visited and used. But do be aware and conscientious if there appears to be a service going on. I could have spent ages and ages walking every path and taking in the loveliness. Highly recommend a visit here, with enough time to wander and sit and see.

I was only in Savannah for about 10 hours and someone working at Wormsloe told me I had to stop…read morehere. I loved that you have the option to drive or walk. I didn't spot any parking right away so I decided to drive through, which turned out to be a great way to see more in a short amount of time. I still got out of my car to walk around a bit when I wanted to see something up close. The area is gorgeous, plenty of shade from the beautiful trees. I only stayed for 20 minutes but it was a perfect and quick way to explore the cemetery. It's also free, so nothing better than that!