Along I-20 as you cross from South Carolina into Georgia, the Georgia Welcome Center offers…read moreeverything you need to stretch your legs and refresh your body including very clean bathrooms, brochures for the local sights and a ton of vending machines in the "19th Hole." Easy, no sharp turns, grassy areas for dog walking and some shade.

Rating: 3.5/5. Clean…read morevenue with several handicapped and conventional restrooms, vending machines, a water fountain, large parking lot for trucks and cars, etc. Some restrooms were out-of-order.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but as of April 2026, I believe this Love's Travel Stop at Exit…read more172 in Thomson is one of the better stops to fill up on I-20 between Atlanta and Augusta. I stopped by here to fill up and use the restroom on Masters Sunday morning, April 12, 2026. I used Pump #6 of 16 and paid $4.649 per gallon for premium. Gas prices have been up because of the Iran war. The men's room was clean. The convenience store has a Chester's Chicken and Subway attached. There's also a Waffle House next door, which my friend and I stopped at on our way back to Atlanta in the evening.

I want to say a quick thank you to the staff of this store especially Beverly and Kim. I had an…read moreissue with a driver abandoning a truck at their location near a curb. These lovely ladies went out of their way to help me out by locating the truck and keys so the vehicle was safe and secured until we could get to it from OK. Thank you again so much!!!

Came here prepared for the worst based on the other reviews, but ended up totally loving it. Yes…read moreit's an old hotel but it's been renovated to top standard. The area is really cool. There are 2 fancy restaurants - one is a bar with large southern style terrace, and a roof top with live music. And of course there is Emily, the ghost...

Eh, it's nothing special. I'm not sure why anybody would claim this is a four star hotel. The area…read morenear the hotel is not great. The pool is thoroughly unremarkable and not covered. They are very few public sitting areas during the daytime if you wanted to read or talk with friends. The carpet needs to be replaced. The gym is tiny and has a smell. On the plus side, the morning coffee in the lobby is free and pretty good. The restaurant in the second floor and rooftop, which I confess I did not get any food from, is attractive. But, they only open the rooftop at 5 PM. The rooms feel reasonably well insulated, and I do not remember hearing noise from other people in the hallway at night. Overall, I wouldn't stay here again unless I got a great deal

This is absolutely one of the finest hotels I have ever stayed at. The turn down service is fresh…read morecookies, fruit infused ice water and classical music on the tv. They are absolutely spectacular.

VERY disappointed in afternoon tea at The Willcox Inn in Aiken, SC. Why? Because I didn't have it!…read more I was extremely disappointed in restaurant management when I was told today that afternoon tea was only served after 3pm. I had booked online reservations 7 days in advance, clicking on the 'Book A Table' button on the Afternoon tea link on the Willcox Inn website which took me to Resy Open Table page. The times showing supposedly for afternoon tea was 12, 12:30 and 12:45, so I chose 12:45 and typed in the note box specifying that this is for Afternoon Tea. It gave me the reservation time and sent an email confirming. I then CALLED Willcox Inn to confirm the date, time, number in party for AFTERNOON TEA, telling the lady who took my call that I was calling to confirm afternoon tea time for 4. The lady confirmed she had me down and repeated the details. So two sources confirmed an afternoon tea request, online and human. When I arrived at the dining room of the Willcox today at 12:05pm, early, I was told they only serve tea after 3pm. I was very upset, especially when it was the restaurant's fault for NOT specifying on the afternoon tea page that tea was only available after 3pm. We were told there was nothing they could do and they apologized. My friends and I had traveled from Evans, GA, forty-five minutes away to be told 'sorry, no tea', after I had confirmation from two sources. To make matters worse, we were told there were no tea foods, no scones, no tea sandwiches that could be served to us at 12:30 when everything would be available a few hours later at 3pm. The chef even came to our table to coldly state she could not prepare any scones as she had to feed other diners. The very least a manager could have offered to guests who had traveled distance and were denied what they were given confirmation for, was to comp a meal, and provide an explanation of errors on their website. I will never return to this establishment because they simply do not care about their customers. With today's use of social media, everyone is a reviewer. And this restaurant failed in providing good customer service, and failed in attempting to correct inaccuracies due to their negligence in advertising correct times for afternoon tea. Anyone who booked afternoon tea through this page should have their reservations honored, despite the restaurant's negligence. I do not recommend this restaurant.

I hate to hear that they have closed! They were so accommodating and it was a great space.read more

Great space! The Fitzpatrick opened their doors to me during my walk across America. I love the…read morevibe of the room, the atmosphere, and the bed is super comfy. The coffee spot next door is also fantastic. I got the honey drink, and having that and the room after a long day was so nice. 10/10.

Came here for a wine tasting and had an enjoyable experience. The atmosphere is relaxing with a…read morevariety of seating inside and outdoors. The decor inside is cute and the surrounding vineyards are picturesque. For wines, they had several wine slushy flavors available, as well as varieties of wine to enjoy as a tasting or by the glass. Two of their wines are produced with muscadine grapes they grow, and the rest of their wines use grapes from other South Carolina wineries. A tasting is $21 for 5 wines, and they offer a variety of sweet and dry wines. They also have a store that sells gifts and food as well. Overall we had a wonderful experience, and I'd love to come back soon.

I got a chance to visit this vineyard for a surprise birthday party. The location is extremely nice…read moreand open. The staff is amazing and I love their little shop the biggest concern was their outdoor venue would probably benefit from having some sort of shield and also they would benefit from getting pest control out as there were three or four large wasp/bee nest that were spotted in their outside space. Outside of those two situations the area is quaint and nice.

Made a reservation 10 mins ago. We were stuck in Greensboro due to being in a 5 car pile up on…read moreinterstate 20. We called back to cancel and was told that we couldn't receive a refund only a travel credit. We don't live in this area and will never be able to use this credit. Nor will we ever use them!!

I want to give a big shout out to Melissa our driver I wish she could be my driver every time I use…read moreGroome she is a very safe driver and so professional. Melissa deserves a raise she is really a keeper.

I chose this hotel for my stay for my daughter's dance competition and it was a fun experience for…read moremy daughter. Two of my dance mom friends also booked there , and because I am a gold Hilton honors member, I was able to put all of our rooms on my account and get us a $30 credit for dinner or breakfast each day of our stay. Now I will say the bathrooms are rather small, idk if the fridge wasn't working or wasn't plugged in , and the faucet handle was hard to turn in the bathroom, but outside of that, the room was cozy. The staff was so amazing and so sweet. Definitely southern hospitality at its best. The front desk staff was always available and ready to assist and when we got breakfast, the lovely women were so kind especially to our girls, they engaged in conversation, and was great with service. I love staying anywhere Hilton and I recommend this place if you're in Augusta.

I recently stayed here for one night, and overall it was a pleasant experience. The staff was very…read morewelcoming and provided our room right away at check-in. The lobby was clean and nicely maintained. We stayed on the 4th floor, and the room itself was quite spacious. However, it does feel dated, especially the bathroom and the heater/AC unit was fairly loud while running. Nice touches included complimentary water bottles and cookies at check-in, plus a coffee maker with free pods in the room. We also tried their breakfast, which was filling and reasonably priced at $19. Free parking was a big plus, and the hotel is conveniently located about 20 minutes from downtown. Overall, a comfortable stay with friendly service, though the rooms could use some updates.

This was by far the worst hotel motel whatever it is, that I have ever stayed at in my entire life…read more I stay at hotels around 2-3x a month. Not that I expected much, but walking in and getting the stale cigarette odor, to the room smelling like mildew and stale cigarettes, the bed cover smelled like body odor, and everything was just old and disgusting. They have some kind of food for breakfast, but I walked right by, assuming the kitchen area was as dirty as the rest of the place. I actually cancelled my Wyndham owned hotel stay scheduled for November as a result of this dump. Giant dump.

Just a not friendly feel from the moment you walk into the hotel. Our stay was ok. The breakfast…read morearea is just an extension of the lobby. Rooms were fair sized and since we were on the back of the hotel we avoided any noise from the street.

Usually the cheapest Circle K in the area... but not no mo…read more Expensive like the rest. Goes up quick, back down slow!

Gas prices are fairly good and the items for sale are fairly priced with the fountain drink and hot…read moredog not bad