Affittacamere a Hunting Island State Park

“Excellent location, very clean, and cozy! Kitchen was stocked with things we may have forgotten. Easy to communicate. Definitely a great place to stay! ”

“Wonderful spot! Very clean & comfortable. Well stocked. Close to everything. Will go back!!”

“This was a super getaway. From the friendly gate greeting, the comfortable, attractive room, the quick walk to the beach and everything for a wonderful 2 night stay! We hope to visit again!”

“Everything was great! Just as described. It's a compact room, but with everything needed to be comfortable when not at the beach. The walk to the beach was quick and easy, and the beach itself felt remote even with all the buildings nearby. At low tide there was so much beach!! I got the resort passes but none of the facilities were pet friendly and they were quite adament about my wife not even carrying our tiny dog where pets weren't allowed. We made do. The beach itself was very pet friendly!...

“Very clean and SUPER comfortable bed! ”

“My husband and I loved everything about our stay. Will definitely book again!”

“The room was small and overpriced. The communal rooms were small and uninviting. And the breakfast was terrible. But the location was very good.”

“Parking was private and super easy. Room 6 was large, spacious and very nicely accommodating. Shower was larger than expected with excellent water pressure. Location is near a very busy intersection with views of the water, the swing bridge, and lots of action but so worth it to be part of it all for downtown’s hustle and bustle of small town Beaufort, SC. Almost walking distance to everything. A great place to stay.”

“Breakfast was great, even had gluten free bagels and the scones were delicious.”

“so cute and homey. Huge tub and rain shower.”

“This hotel is good. It’s a decent place to stay but there is nothing fancy here if that’s your preference. It was crowded and it made eating in the morning difficult so we opted for breakfast elsewhere. For a plus, it was right on the walking path that we used daily on our visit.”