Université Bob Jones

Nous avions prix un studio luxe ,je ne sais pas ou était le luxe. Une fenêtre qui donne sur le lit et non cote petit salon ,un arbre devant la fenêtre. Pièce très sombre , lumiere obligatoire .meuble vieux .une mauvaise odeur dans tout le batiment . des gros chien dans l hotel ,des persones qui se dispute la nuit , dans les chambres et sous les fenêtres on avait reserve 15jours ,pour visiter la famille,sinon on serais parti . Je ne recommande pas cette hotel .

Hotel Hartness delivered exactly the kind of refined, quietly confident hospitality my wife and I look for — especially on a birthday stay. We visited June 25–26, and the experience felt thoughtfully elevated without ever drifting into pretense. The property itself has that rare balance of architectural clarity and warmth: clean lines, beautiful natural light, and a sense of calm that feels intentional rather than manufactured. As someone who spent years at Michelin North America helping launch the Michelin Guide in the U.S., I’m attuned to the small signals of a well-run hotel — staff cadence, service pacing, environmental detail, and the ability to make a stay feel personal without being intrusive. Hartness hits those notes. Our room was immaculate, quiet, and genuinely comfortable, with the kind of finishing touches that show someone cared about the guest experience rather than just the design brief. My wife’s birthday was acknowledged with sincerity, not script — a detail that matters more than any amenity. Patterson Kitchen + Bar Dinner at Patterson Kitchen + Bar was the highlight. The kitchen cooks with confidence: balanced seasoning, clean execution, and a sense of place in the ingredients. Hotel Hartness is a property that understands modern Southern hospitality: understated luxury, genuine warmth, and a culinary program that stands on its own. For a birthday getaway, it was exactly right.

Wonderful stay