2-Star Hotels in Beaufort County

Really enjoyed our stay. I only booked for one night though this app on accident and paid less by just walking to front desk. So I would call the hotel before booking through the app

We slept in everyday, so cleaning never managed to get in our room. The floor was filthy after the first day from sand and silt. The bathroom either didn’t have a fan or it was tied to one of the lights and was broken. The room was constantly humid and our swimsuits never really dried. The public areas were clean and well kept. There were a lot of families, most of whom were great. Eating breakfast to the sound of a girl being beat by her younger brother with a stick wasn’t fun on that one day though. The location was a two block walk from the beach and was quite close. Mostly what you’re paying for here is the location.

During the epidemic stage, the liquor was prepared and the sanitary environment was very good. The kitchen and tableware are also carefully prepared. There is also a cleaning kit for dishwashing liquid and dishwasher, very considerate

Faucets aren’t affixed to the walls/counters; pulling the pipe through the wall. Stains on walls, sloppy paint jobs, and too much/wrong caulking makes the bathroom look like trash. The entire hotel smelled like fragrance and chemicals trying to mask mold and moisture. Was afraid to even use the ice machine or attend breakfast. Front desk lady was pleasant though and Internet worked.

Keys didn’t work at first. Had to go remagnetize the key, that’s annoying when you’re tired. Lots of loitering out front. Most notable was that there were barely any guests. At about 10:30 pm, someone was trying to open the door. The top part was locked. I called the front desk and they came to apologize for trying to give someone else the room. How could that happen when we just checked in and they knew my room number because they just remagnitized my key? That’s shady and unacceptable.