Eutawville hotel guide. Red Roof Inn hotel in Eutawville, South Carolina

"The check-in clerk was great. She was very friendly. The room was clean and adequate for a one-night stay. We slept well, so the bed was good. Breakfast was very basic, but OK as well. It was definitely a get what you pay for place. So real complaints."

"The breakfast bar ran out of some foods hours before it was over. I felt like i was in a prison lunchroom the way I was treated to get breakfast. At checkout the guy behind the counter was not very friendly and acted like he didnt want to do his job. My room door kept sticking and not wanting to open or close. "

"The room was great"

"Nice staff"

"Breakfast menu was good and staff was very friendly. Parking felt safe"

"Parking was great. The breakfast was a little disappointing - limited choices. I have gluten and dairy intolerances, so I was not able to eat the breakfast. Rooms were clean and comfortable."

"Everything was wonderful. We would stay here again."

"I had an extremely disappointing experience at this hotel and would not stay here again. Unfortunately, the hotel was conducting mandatory carpet cleaning during my stay, something that was not disclosed anywhere on their website prior to booking. We only found out at check-in—after paying for a non-refundable rate. Had we known, we absolutely would have chosen a different hotel. The situation worsened on the day of the cleaning. At 8:45 AM, despite having a “Do Not Disturb” sign on my door, a third-party cleaning crew knocked and woke me up. I had just flown in from California, was jet-lagged, and was in town for a funeral—so rest was especially important. The crew insisted I had to vacate the room so they could clean it. I went to the front desk and spoke with the general manager, politely asking if they could skip my room so I could get some rest. Instead of showing any empathy, she was dismissive and rude, repeatedly stating that we had been informed at check-in and therefore had no choice. When I asked why there was no advance notice online, she claimed that Hilton requires “six months’ notice” before posting anything on their website—which is clearly not accurate, as other Hilton properties post timely notices about maintenance issues. She also stated that carpet cleaning is an annual requirement by Hilton, which I later confirmed directly with Hilton customer service is not true. They also confirmed that guests have the right to refuse service in their rooms. I ex"

"This facility is well worn. Exterior carpeting is old and dirty. Entry door not well sealed. Bath sink was not cleaned properly in the bowl. Shower soap and shampoo pumps (in shower) were empty. Bottom of shower door has mold. A white bed pillow had black stains. The other bedding was fine. Refrigerator was full of water and not wiped clean. "