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    Gross, do not stay. There are holes in the drywall, the ceiling is falling down. Not worth saving a couple dollars to stay there

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    TownePlace Suites by Marriott Columbia West/Lexington

    TownePlace Suites by Marriott Columbia West/Lexington

    (14 reviews)

    I recently enjoyed another short stay with the TownePlace Suites and so enjoyed the experience…read more What I loved: + Multiple options for working. In my king suite, I could sit at the desk, which rolled and could be adjusted to other areas in the room, or at the small sofa or on the bed. + The parking lot is well lit and I felt safe coming and going after dark + The staff is lovely. Truly. They were kind and accommodating throughout my stay. I realized that on my final morning I was going to have to lead a large video call right at checkout. I didn't want to have to try to do this in the lobby and so was so hopeful I could swing late checkout. The desk clerk quickly got it set up with little muss or fuss, which I very much appreciated. Some helpful notes: + There is a metal plate below the shower head (on the floor of the shower). If the shower drips, it sounds a bit like a bell. The best fix for this is to close the bathroom door before you go to bed. Otherwise, you make awaken in the middle of the night wondering for whom the bell tolls. And, why is it tolling in your room? You'll be half asleep and confused. No need for confusion--I have cracked the bell mystery for you in advance. Close the bathroom door and you won't even hear it. Beyond that silly note--a top notch experience here! Get to it!

    This Town Place Suites is not kept in the best repair and has bad service…read more The cleaning was just ok because there was a big coffee spill that had not been cleaned up under the coffee maker and the basket of tea/creamer. There were lots of water related issues. The dish washer did not work. The refrigerator leaked and had water standing in it. The water pressure was low in the bathroom sink, and it was also low in the kitchen sink. Their building (possibly the HVAC system) was so loud that it was impossible to sleep. It sounded like a cross between a 16 wheel truck, a huge old rusty fan, and a space ship. There was still a lot of noise when we turned off the air conditioner. I was told that we could change rooms, but we were exhausted. I also doubted how quiet any of the rooms would be. So, I bought earplugs from a pharmacy the next day, but those didn't work. After the second night, I got heavy-duty earplugs made for concerts. Those worked for the noise and I could sleep. But you can't wear them for days in a row if you want to avoid ear aches. The hotel staff promised that the engineer would look into the noise problem. I never saw or heard from an engineer. They did not seem to care to make sure we had pots and pans. We needed them to eat dinner. They had 3 pots that looked like they had survived a war. Non stick surfaces in a peeling pot is not healthy too cook in. I asked about replacements and I was refused. The front desk clerk insisted that they had to be ordered and could not be taken out of an empty room. I was also told to talk to the manager in the morning about ordering pots and pans. There was no thought for the fact that we had to eat dinner that night. We make our own food when we travel and this was a very big inconvenience. We never got pots and pans even though we stayed at the hotel for 4 nights. They also gave us a hard time when we requested a late check out. They told us to call back the next day and that we could only get late check out based on availability. The next day we had to call many times to get the check out. The front desk had many people there. Standing in line was not an option with our busy schedule. So, we were made to work for our late check out. We had many other things to do that day including packing out. The management didn't seem to care to make sure that our stay was comfortable. If they did, they should have made sure that supplying guest replacement pots and pans is not an issue. Every ask was complicated. One day we asked for a chair. Two people should have two chairs in their room so they can eat. I don't know why they were so reluctant to supply an extra chair. They surely didn't seem to care that we are high level Marriott Bonvoy members. I do not recommend this hotel. They don't even try. They think they are doing you a favor by letting you stay there. I will not return.

    Hampton Inn & Suites Lexington - Guest room amenity

    Hampton Inn & Suites Lexington

    (7 reviews)

    I am particular about where I lay my head, and this Hampton Inn exceeded my expectations. The…read morestaff was welcoming and accommodating. Suite 302 was quiet and clean. The amenities included a mini fridge, swivel TV, microwave, sofa bed, desk, king-sized bed, and "Zero 0%" shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and lotion. I liked the "Zero 0%" shower gel and lotion; they weren't too strong or abrasive on my sensitive skin. The breakfast was good: A variety of hot and cold items. I had a waffle and fruit both mornings, with orange juice and coffee. Please note: -There was no safe in the room. -Smokers chained smoke on the bench 6 feet from the entrance. -No double sink All in all. We enjoyed our two-night stay. It is 20 minutes from Fort Jackson. It has plenty of parking, is clean, is near the interstate, has well-rated dining options, and is across from "5 Star Car Wash"- if you have a 5 Star membership, the wash is free. Staff accommodated a late check-out so my son could shower and change out of his Class A's after BCT graduation. We truly appreciate it!

    I stayed here one night for the first time after having a poor experience at another local hotel. I…read morewas able to check in early. The front desk employee Kathy was so friendly and welcoming. The lobby is clean and inviting. My room was very clean and the bed was comfy. Loved the shower. The TV was very large and had lots of channels. The breakfast was cereal, muffins, yogurt, eggs, waffles, fruit, juice, milk. Coffee/tea is available 24/7. The only negative is that you can't walk anywhere from the hotel. Also the room's doors bang when closed. I would stay here again. 4.5/5.0

    Quality Inn

    Quality Inn

    (20 reviews)

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    Q. Hamilton Baltimore MD…read more I booked a room at the Quality Inn at 2516 Augusta Rd, West Columbia, SC, for April 8-10, 2026, expecting a simple, stress‑free stay while my family and I were in town for our son's Basic Training graduation at Fort Jackson. Unfortunately, this hotel turned what should have been a proud family moment into an extremely frustrating experience. I reserved two Queen beds weeks in advance through Priceline for myself, my wife, and our 17‑year‑old son. When we arrived, the front desk found my reservation and handed me a key -- only to walk into a room with one bed. When I went back to the desk, the attendant told me there were no rooms with two beds available and that we would "have to use that room." That is completely unacceptable for two adults and a teenager. To make matters worse, while I was in the lobby trying to figure out what to do, another guest came in with the same issue--he had booked two beds but was given only one. This tells me the hotel is either overbooking or falsely advertising room types they cannot actually provide. Because the hotel failed to honor my reservation, I had to scramble to find another hotel at the last minute--and of course, it cost more. After flying in from Baltimore for an important family event, this was the last thing we needed. I've stayed at Choice Hotels many times and have never experienced anything like this. The lack of accountability, the refusal to fix the issue, and the misleading room listings make this location one I cannot recommend to anyone. Travelers deserve honesty and basic customer service, and unfortunately, this hotel delivered neither.

    At first look this place is clean but outdated. However once you look in the bathrooms not clean or…read morewell maintained. The bathroom had a chipped toilet seat, the bathroom towels are the smallest I've ever seen and stained. The bed linens are old and stained as well. I stayed multiple nights and the last morning of my stay I didn't notice they took my towels from the bathroom not my hand towels, not the bath mat so I went to the front desk asking for some and they said they couldn't help me until housekeeping came in which was 2hours later when I needed to be at the airport. Absolutely ridiculous when I've seen them in and out of the laundry room multiple time when housekeeping wasn't on sight.

    Sleep Inn Airport

    Sleep Inn Airport

    (13 reviews)

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    We stayed at the Sleep Inn Columbia Airport while dropping our daughter off at the university, and…read moreoverall we had a very good experience. The hotel was clean, the staff was friendly, and it looks like they're in the process of modernizing/updating the property. There are a few things that could probably still use some attention, such as the rugs in the bedrooms and the sliding bathroom door that separates the toilet/shower area from the sink. The door is a little awkward to maneuver, but nothing was bad enough to really bother us. If something isn't obvious, I usually don't point it out, and these were minor issues. The hotel is dog friendly, which is a big plus for us. The lobby and common areas were clean, the bath towels were good, and the staff was consistently friendly. The traditional continental breakfast included waffles you make yourself, bagels, muffins, coffee, etc. The coffee was actually better than what we've had at many other hotels. One thing to be careful about is the shower. The stall doesn't do a great job of keeping the water contained, so the floor outside the shower can get wet and slippery when you step out. Just something to be aware of. The location worked well for us. It's near the university, but the hotels closer to or within the university area were two or three times the price. Staying a little outside of town gave us a much better value. Overall, clean, comfortable, friendly, dog friendly, and reasonably priced. Yes, we'd stay here again.

    There are terrible odors throughout. I am not a particularly sensitive person when it comes to…read moresmells. This property was very noxious. The lobby just smelled of strong cleaner (a good first sign) As we stepped off the elevator onto the fourth floor, we were greeted by what I would describe as the smell of raw sewerage. When we got to the room, it reeked of a combination of cleaner and mothballs. On our way out to dinner, I mentioned this to reception. I felt he knew exactly what I was complaining about, but played dumb. His comment was: "I know they were doing some plumbing in some of the rooms. I will check with the owner, maybe we could move you." Nothing ever came of it. I woke up with a terrible headache and could taste mothballs for several hours after we checked out. I should also mention that the place was unbelievably filthy. The only part of the room that was vacuumed was the corridor from the door to the beds. All corners, around the beds, and under the desk had dirt, dust and what looked like food collecting. I understand that Sleep Inns are way down market, but even at this price point, there should be basic environmental standards. This property did everything it could to discourage me from staying there again. Mission accomplished.

    SpringHill Suites Columbia Downtown/The Vista

    SpringHill Suites Columbia Downtown/The Vista

    (63 reviews)

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    While the staff were amazingly attentive and the room was immaculate, the parking lot is another…read moresituation! This seems to be a very popular and unregulated hang out area. Even if the people in the lot and just outside the entry door were guests, the enforcement of quiet hours would make a SIGNIFICANT difference. Instead, well beyond midnight during both nights of our stay our sleep was distributed by loud talking and music downstairs in the parking lot. Beware OR request a room that faces another portion of the area.

    Yelp Review by Captain 619…read more Spring has draped Columbia, South Carolina, in her finest gown--dogwoods blooming like lace, azaleas blushing at the sun, and a warmth that seeps into the soul. Amid this Southern reverie, I find myself on a six-day work mission, lodged at the SpringHill Suites by Marriott on 511 Lady Street. Let me tell you, friends, this isn't just another hotel--it's a sanctuary stitched with kindness. By day two, I realized the heartbeat of this place isn't just its crisp linens or spotless halls (though they shine brighter than most). No--it's the people. Each morning, descending the stairs feels like stepping into a hug. First, Shirley, with her radiant cheer, greets me like an old friend, her laughter a melody that chases the fog of sleep. Today, Debra stood beside her, her smile a quiet sunrise, her presence wrapping the breakfast nook in tranquility. Ah, the breakfast--far more than a complimentary perk. Here, the coffee isn't just poured; it's offered with a "How's your morning, sweetheart?" The pastries aren't just displayed; they're arranged with a tentative care, as if each item and yogurt cup were chosen for a loved one. I've stayed in countless hotels where the meal spread feels transactional, but here? It's nourishment--for the body and the spirit. Shirley remembers how I take my coffee. Debra and her calm voice a balm for this weary traveler's soul. It's the details, you see. The way the dining area hums with warmth, strangers swapping stories over scrambled eggs. The way the staff treats every guest--whether a road-worn business soul or a family passing through--like kin. Shirley and Debra don't just work here; they minister here, turning routine interactions into tiny acts of grace. Without them, this would've been another forgettable stay. But because of their excellence--their humanity--SpringHill Suites has etched itself into my memory. To the team: thank you for crafting not just a hotel, but a haven. To future guests: come for the comfort, stay for the hearts that make it shine. Captain 619 sails away with a full heart--and five stars, well earned.

    Motel 6 - hotels - Updated September 2026

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