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“Large rooms, comfortable bedding, pillows and excellent location. ”

“Staff were friendly ”

“Always a pleasutre staying at the Mills House. Staff is professional and personable, and location cannot be beat for walkability and convenience to shopping and dining.”

“We have been here multiple times and will be back. ”

“Great location”

“I really liked the location and the free drink. I did see a bug in my room :(”

“Great reception welcome on Sunday 1/25! :)”

“Great location, comfortable beds.”

“Great room, very friendly staff.”

“Amazing staff and location.”

“I chose our stay in Charleston, based on the location, The French Quarter, the Inn’s photographs seen on their listing and pricing. Unfortunately this historic winter ice storm “Fern”, spanning across much of the country prevented us from enjoying the area due to the cold and wind, but the photos of the Inn were spot on. The interior of the building was amazing, our room was very spacious and gorgeous. The building’s exposed (painted) exterior brick walls and massive wood post and beam……

“Would stay again.”

“Lovely 2-story suite with kitchen and balcony. More space than we expected. Great location, helpful staff. ”

“We had a wonderful stay and loved all the special touches!”

“Everything about the hotel was a great experience for us. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We especially loved the complimentary experiences. That was a very nice touch. Would definitely go back ”

“Excellent overall ”

“The Jasmine Inn is a beautiful old home in Charleston to stay. Breakfast was included and delivered to your room at your choice of times. Located close to many attractions, made it a very walkable address. The room was large and comfortable. Daily housekeeping was appreciated.”

“Was given an upgrade.. a beautiful room. Staff great. Room very clean. Most enjoyable stay and will return again. ”

“Hidden gem”

“A very beautiful place all together a first class hotel with incredibly appointed rooms. Safety measures were apparent on the elevators so floor to floor travel required a room key. ”