Excellent customer service! Very friendly, welcoming and kind people. I would definitely recommend…read moreto anyone looking for a beautiful place to stay in the area.

Where do I begin?! Upon arrival Ms. Gail met us with the biggest smile and the friendliest wave!…read moreShe ushered us through the home showing us every nook and cranny giving us a little history lesson along the way. The home was beautiful. Everything was clean and spacious and we felt the warmth, style and love of the owner in the details of the decor. We stayed in the . Gorgeous! It was stunning and decorated beautifully. The view from the window by the street allowed you to watch the sunset. Breathtaking. Everything was clean and the sheets and bed were amazing! I don't believe I have slept that well in years! ! Oh the breakfast! Kudos to the chef and his culinary skills! We had grits with fried whiting. Very similar to shrimp and grits we have here in Louisiana. It was delightful! Coffee, hot tea, juices and peach infused water were all available and then there was this beautiful yogurt cream and fresh berries. If you left hungry it was your fault. If we ever get back into the area, my daughter and I will most definitely be visiting Morgan and Wells again! It was truly a treat and such a sweet atmosphere. I encourage you to go a little bit out-of-the-way and stay at Morgan and Wells.

Our daughter selected Magnolia House for her wedding. We couldn't have been more pleased! The…read morehouse, property, etc was perfect for our needs! The owner, Laura, was very attentive to our needs, requests, etc, and she really created a beautiful environment for our daughter's special day!!!

We were traveling from Virginia Beach, Va to Killeen Tx, for our next duty station. We didn't want…read moreto keep staying with family or in fly-by-night motels. I am disabled veteran and my husband is still active duty. I have a small compassion dog that I keep with me. We called Laura. She not only allowed us to stay in her amazing turn of the century home. She was gracious and kind. Her food and hospitality is out of this world! Trust me when I say you will want to go back again and again!

Had the opportunity to stay the weekend at a traditional Bed and Breakfast in @conovernc at…read more@sweetteaconover. At first, I thought it would be like other B&Bs we've stayed at in times past: a Victorian house with many guests, packaged snacks and a packaged breakfast from a microwave. I. Was. Wrong. The owners, Patricia and Ralph, greeted us upon arrival ready to take our bags from the car. (We packed light, so there was no need). We were given an in-depth tour of the house along with the histor; it is an incredible story. The B&B is very spacious and cozy throughout the house. There is plenty of room for you to relax, stretch out, read a book in solitude or lounge. We stayed in the Hickory room which was very clean and comfortable. Sweet Tea B&B has a well stocked pantry if you have a craving for something. To end the visit, Ralph made homemade eclairs, blueberry muffins and French toast (bread was homemade too). This is as traditional as a B&B gets. Patricia and Ralph are incredible hosts. They take hosting to an unbeatable level with impeccable detail to every part of your stay. They keep the grounds in top condition so you can enjoy your stay in comfort. If you're traveling to/thru Catawba, try and get a night at Sweet Tea B&B

Owners Ralph and Patricia are extremely kind, friendly and helpful. They are knowledgeable about…read moretheir home's history and the North Carolina area. Rooms were very clean and bed was super comfortable. Breakfast was made to order with fresh vegetables and herbs from their garden, homemade muffins, eclairs and breads all very good. Complimentary local made goats milk soap for the bath, water bottles, sweets, fruits, drinks and many other snacks. We have been twice and  thoroughly enjoyed our stay both times.

Outstanding and everything a B&B should be. Located very close to downtown restaurants and…read moreentertainment, EMGH offers luxury touches, welcoming owners, and space to rest and relax. Breakfast is excellent and locally sourced ingredients added to the experience.

We highly recommend visiting East Main Guest House in Rock Hill, SC. We stopped here on our way to…read moreFlorida and back. Heidi & Scott are warm & kind hosts, welcoming us with homemade chocolate chip cookies & a chalkboard with restaurant & other suggestions. The house is lovely & spotless! We could easily walk to restaurants. The coffee & breakfast in the morning were exceptional on both visits. Delicious, homemade, healthy, & filling! I even asked for recipes. We had the best night's sleep in a comfortable & beautifully decorated room. This gorgeous Bed & Breakfast should be photographed for Southern Living magazine!

Take your vision of an old fashion bed and breakfast and the Inn on Main will not disappoint. Susan…read moreand Wayne are the definition of southern hospitality and the rooms are quaint and comfortable. Breakfast in the dining room was full of local favorites including grits, fresh biscuits, bacon, and fruit. The towels are the softest I've had at any accommodation, the beds and linens were quite comfortable, and the wi-fi was surprisingly fast. My visit was in March, and what I imagine was the heater was near my downstairs room. It was about as loud as an older clothes dryer and comes on and off. If your a light sleeper, you might try for an upstairs room. I had an early departure, and Wayne put together a nice to-go breakfast for me with fresh muffins and fruit. The inn reminded me very much of the inn seen in the movie Groundhog Day. Overall highly recommended!

My daughter and I stayed at The Inn On Main and we had the loveliest time. The owners were so…read moregracious and made us feel so welcome. The inn was full of beautiful antiques and the rooms were VERY clean. The breakfasts were outstanding, not the typical hotel food. They served homemade quiches, warm berry crunch, bacon, the best grits I've ever eaten, a variety of pastries, juice, unlimited coffee and tea. And, I've probably forgotten something! We would absolutely stay here again.

Beautiful Home. My true Dream Home. Mrs. Melanie is a lovely Southern Woman. We will be back as…read moresoon as time allows. God Bless

So happy we found this place. With four large adults this is the only way to stay. Minutes from all…read morehighways and attractions and the house is incredibly decorated. The cost to stay here was less then a hotel and ten times the space. Melanie the owner was always texting and calling to be sure we had what you needed.

I can't imagine why there is not a review yet! This place is the real deal for old world charm. A…read morevery peaceful get-a-way. We got married here on Sunday. The setting is perfect, the food is very fine!, the owners are so very easy going and a delight to do business with. They made our wedding and stay here a very happy memory we will cherish.

Barking Fox Farm has all the amenities you could ask for, only to be matched by its beauty and…read morepeace. A full kitchen, cathedral ceilings, gorgeous antiques and artwork, coordinated with colors and themes only a true artist could capture. Your host has a genius in her ability to make you comfortable and happy. I slept better here than in my own home. I came for Christmas with my 93 year old mother we each had a cottage for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. To our delight, the place was actually decorated for Christmas! My only regret is that I couldn't stay longer.

From the owner: A dog friendly (we love dogs) bed and breakfast on a Virginia style horse farm. Romantic and…read morerelaxing in the middle of the North and South Carolina horse country. Not far from Asheville, NC or Greenville, SC. Each cottage contains a bedroom, bathroom living room and, kitchen. They are decorated with antiques and have 11" ceilings.

I won this wonderful vacation from the Wheel of Fortune and let me tell you, AMAZING! The house is…read morea museum full of history. Chef Marti who is a former White House chef and a Navy Veterans owns this B&B and every morning after the best breakfast you will ever taste, takes you on a tour of the museum which is complete with stories that will leave you wanting more. Let's get back to the food lol. I don't know which one was better, the apple oatmeal or the pumpkin cream of wheat! The jams! The syrups! Especially the cream cheese syrup for those magnificent gingerbread waffles! The sausage and those glorious potatoes that I could literally eat for breakfast lunch and dinner and last but certainly not least, that amazing Nixon ketchup (to-die-for) The small town it's in is called Grover. It's a very small country town with so much charm! It's quiet but you can tell it's a well loved place. The rooms are all decorated with a different theme. We stayed in the Oceanicus Blue Room! It's full of memorabilia from the Navy! Being a Navy veteran it was perfect! Comfy bed with soft linens. The whole staff was absolutely wonderful. Marti and Kim are you chefs and they will leave your pallet begging for more! My family will definitely be back very soon! Support this business! Support Veterans!!!!!

Very good experience at the Inn of the Patriots. Room was clean. Easy to access house with a code…read morethat was emailed to me. We took the cooking class (extra charge) with chef Marti on Sunday, and we made Scottish cottage pie, which was delicious. You not only get to cook, but chef Marti provides background information regarding Scotland. (Map, history, a couple short videos of movies about Scotland, regional dishes to Scotland, etc.) Chef Marti involves everyone in the cooking process. Once our cottage pie had baked in the oven, we sat around the kitchen table and had a bowl of pie, and a salad and bread. (Drinks also) Breakfast was served each morning at 9am, and was very good. Fresh fruit each morning, and yesterday we had oatmeal with apples, bacon, baked egg dish with red peppers, skillet potatoes with homemade ketchup, and really good toast made from some type of French bread. I added some strawberry jam on top, and it was delicious. Today we had homemade sausage with fennel, skillet potatoes, cream of wheat with cranberries, and croissant French toast. There were only 4 of us at breakfast, so there was a lot of food for everyone. I was stuffed...it was so good. Chef Marti, and his helper (Kim) go above and beyond, to make sure you have what you need. Relaxing on the front porch rockers was very nice each evening.

"Our only regret is that we booked just one night!"…read more We've stayed at several B&Bs, and The Red Horse Inn ranks among the very best. Every detail was exceptional--from the thoughtful touches in the room to the breathtaking scenery. We're already looking for an excuse to return to South Carolina so we can spend more time here. This stay was part of a planned road trip through North and South Carolina, and the experience began well before we arrived. In the weeks leading up to our visit, Christian reached out multiple times to confirm our preferences and arrival details. It was such a thoughtful touch and made us feel genuinely welcomed, like our stay truly mattered. The arrival and check-in instructions were clear, warm, and inviting--more like being welcomed as guests than customers. The drive in sets the tone beautifully, winding through the rolling hills of northwest South Carolina, past lush forests and open pastures. Eventually, you arrive at an unassuming gate off the road, leading past a small pond and into the woods. A short drive up a gravel road brings you to the main inn. The building houses four guest rooms along with common spaces used during their wine bar events. There are also several private cottages on the property, which we didn't explore--but after this stay, they're definitely on our radar for next time. We stayed in the Gable Room, located up a flight of stairs with its own private ground-level entrance. A personalized note greeted us at the door, and inside, a beautifully arranged welcome letter awaited us on the bed, surrounded by rose petals--an elegant and memorable touch. The room itself was stunning. Our favorite details included the lace-draped bed, the cozy gas fireplace, the relaxing jetted tub, and the incredible balcony view. It truly felt like every possible need had been anticipated--from plush robes to well-stocked kitchenette supplies, even down to small, thoughtful items like bandages by the sink - just in case. And the bed--absolutely incredible. The memory foam mattress and feather pillows made for one of the best nights of sleep of the trip. Waking up to a sunrise over the pasture, with horses grazing against a mountain backdrop, was nothing short of magical. We spent the morning on the balcony, setting up the chairs and tray tables to enjoy coffee in the early sun. It was completely peaceful--just the sounds of birds, a few wild turkeys, and the occasional soft chuff from the horses. We were genuinely disappointed to be leaving after just one night. Throughout the rest of our trip--and even now--we keep talking about how much we wish we had stayed two or three nights instead. If there's one small area for improvement, it would be the Wi-Fi. The signal in our room was a bit weak, and the streaming-only TV had trouble connecting. That said, in a place like this, you may find you don't miss it at all. It didn't detract from our experience, and certainly not enough to impact our rating. Overall, a 10/10 experience. We even had the pleasure of meeting Christian, Allison, and Griffin on our way out--they are an absolutely charming family. Thank you for an unforgettable stay. We can't wait to return. PS- Happy Birthday Allison, and a very Happy Anniversary to you both!

Best small Inn in upstate SC. Very private. Gorgeous setting. Tyron, Landrum, wineries, art…read moregalleries, trails, waterfalls, good restaurants, beautiful scenery. Cabins are very well appointed, tasteful, comfortable. Inn wine bar has best view in SC. Christian is owner/manager. Very well run, quiet, relaxing and first class all the way.