Hampton Inn Charleston - Historic District

To start, parking was confusing as there was a sign outside saying garage was full and directed to parking further away from motel. When we checked in after dragging luggage we were told we could have parked there anyway as guests. The room was quite small and cramped with a window view of a maintenance port. The bathroom floor was dirty and there were drain flies. The tub faucet leaked. There was no cube fridge so hot ice from vending. Vending machines didn't work so had to try several floor before I could get a can of soda. Bed was comfortable and facilities were ok. I have stayed in many hotels in resort area that cost much, much less than this one and were very well appointed with amenities this one didn't offer. I am very disappointed and guarantee won't get suckered like that again!

Very nice and helpful staff, clean accommodations. Very loud floor above

Everythi g was great. No complaints. Staff went above and beyond in helping customers.

The overall stay was just fine. Good hotel, staff and location. However, we arrived at Rush Hour and found out the hard way that the entrance to the hotel is NOT on Market St. It is on John St. When I pointed this out I was told that the Meeting St. address was for "historical purposes" and that "everyone is told that when they make a reservation." Since I made the reservation was made through Hotels.com I did not speak with anyone, and there was no indication about this issue anywhere on my reservation info. As a result, It took almost 15 minutes to get turned around, make a left onto near non-stop Rush Hour traffic on Meeting st. and find the entrance.

The location is huge. So conveniently located for walking the area. It’s a short uber right to the pier where the cruise ship takes off from too. Only complaints is that our refrigerator made a clicking noise all night (once I fell asleep it didn’t bother me but my friend said it still bothered her) and my boyfriend said our bed kind of smelled like pool water....