Find hotels in Pinckney Island National Wildlife Refuge, SC from CA $98

"We had a good stay at this hotel. The room was modern, well decorated and spacious. Beds and chairs in the room were comfortable. Bathroom was modern and well lit. The hotel has on-site restaurant but we found the menu options a bit limited. A shop in hotel lobby offers beverages and snacks. A few restaurants are located within short driving distance. Hotel has indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs. Pool towels and available. From the pool deck you can walk right to the beach. They have a spa and bike rental shop but we didn't get a chance to try them out. The only negative I found was laundry room. We needed to wash and dry the swimwear the night before checkout. They only had two driers in the entire hotel and both were broken. Overall it was a good experience. Would recommend it to others."

"The Front Desk staff was super nice! The hotel itself looked a little run down but the rooms looked recently refurbished - the floors and furniture were decent. The mattress needed to be replaced. I felt safe and it was RIGHT beside the interstate so we could get a quick early start."

"Yes it was visible, but i was unaware that i would have to walk through a parking lot to get to the beach."

"Clean family friendly resort with easy parking "

"yes "

"The room had a view but no actual balcony. The staff were amazing. The tiki bar had great food"

"Breakfast was fresh and room was nice and clean "

"Had a great time. Property was beautiful. Staff amazing overall. Downfalls - bed mattress was failing and very uncomfortable and guest services/housekeeping was unresponsive. Also, no iron in room or a place to hang any clothing. Food was wonderful, pool areas and grounds were wonderful and safe! Would return again."

"This hotel is good. It’s a decent place to stay but there is nothing fancy here if that’s your preference. It was crowded and it made eating in the morning difficult so we opted for breakfast elsewhere. For a plus, it was right on the walking path that we used daily on our visit."