Sleep Inn Hardeeville

We didn't expect much from this place, right off I95 in South Carolina, But we were pleasantly surprised. Newly renovated older hotel, with comfortable beds and nice linens. Great breakfast bar manned by a nice staff person named Isiah. Make your own waffles, sausage and egg bagels, cereal, danish, lovely tangerines. Great overnight stay. Thanks

Stopped by one night from Dec. 29 - Dec 30 to rest after a whole day of driving on our way to FL and I have to say this hotel was a total let down. It was dirty, dusty and we didn't even want to shower there. The carpet was disgusting with nail clippings on it. There were a few peanuts that fell out of the bathroom towels. Hair on the toilet that was there when we entered. Dust on the tv, etc. We usually stay at better places but the choices were very limited and we were exhausted. Breakfast, if you can call it that, was a joke. We couldn't eat anything there as it was so unappealing and the only thing we thought would work was the coffee and even that was bad. This review is to remind me to never stay here again.

Very old, not well maintained, dirty ,very dusty, gross bathroom.and shower, shaky toilet , no light bulbs in any lamp...we slept on top of sheets and we're afraid to take a shower. Understand they are renovating but still no reason to rent room so unclean. Never again.

I have stayed in many hotels in my life, but I have never seen a hotel that needed as much attention as this one. The lobby furniture was old & dirty; the carpet needed vacuuming; the walls needed repairing. The room was clean but the toilet seat was the wrong size & the toilet paper holder was coming off the wall.

Stayed there April 5 2023 bed bugs contacted management with no response attendant at front desk was very polite and apologetic her supervisor has never made an attempt to contact me avoid this hotel at all costs

First thing we look for is cleanliness! I give them a 5 stars on a scale of 1-5, actually for everything. Best free breakfast I’ve had in a long time. Bed was very comfortable slept great. Only one itty bitty thing, TV guide to channels was a bit hard to operate but that could be me? Overall I highly recommend sleep in hotel, and I never recommend anything.

Booked two nights, two rooms, front desk staff made us feel unsafe, rooms had holes in the wall, mold, BED BUGS, and dirt. Checked out immediately, and tried to get a refund and hotel refused it every time, tried to resolve it with **********, no resolution.

I checked in on Thursday 3/10 and asked for a room on the top floor. All was well at first. After a tiring day of driving through rain & heavy traffic, I was grateful for a quiet night. At 11:16 that night I was woken from a deep sleep by what I thought was someone trying to enter my room. Yes, someone had put a keycard in the pad and tried to push open the door. Thank God I had the top bar on the door in the lock position. I panicked. I barricaded the door. I grabbed my phone and went into the bathroom and locked the door. What to do? (Please remember, tiring day, deep sleep interrupted.) I contemplated calling the front desk, the police, sleeping in the bathroom. I was completely discombobulated and exhausted. After an hour or so, hearing nothing else, I decided to go back to bed. I eventually fell back asleep (with the door still barricaded.) In the morning I went down to the desk to tell them what happened. The clerk looked at me and said, "oh yes, that was me. I was supposed to go into 308 and I went to 310 by mistake. I'm sorry." I was COMPLETELY dumbstruck! The clerk repeated that he had made a mistake and had the wrong room. An employee of the hotel had used a UNIVERSAL key card and had "mistakenly" tried to enter the wrong room. I told him he had no idea the panic he had caused. As a woman traveling alone I am careful about where I am and who is around me. I was extremely upset by the casual way the incident was being taken. I was offered a 20% discount on my bill. I accepted that primarily because I couldn't wait to get away from the property. It was an experience I'll not soon forget. And I'll be sharing the story with many as a cautionary tale.