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The Wentworth Mansion is a spectacular, indulgent and thoroughly enjoyable place to stay in Charleston. The entire staff were welcoming and helpful. Whether you want to be transported to the late 1800's or simply want a convenient location in the historic area of Charleston, the Wentworth Mansion will not disappoint you. Complementary wine and hors d'oeuvres in the afternoon, a fabulous breakfast and sherry or port in the evening. The meal we had at Circa 1886 (on site) was one of the most memorable meals we have ever had - truly memorable.

we stayed at the Wentworth during the snow storm when the whole city shut down in the airport closed. Christian and Brian were so welcoming, and even upgraded our rooms unexpectedly. We were able to stay in rooms well past check out, the final day, to make sure our flight was a go before leaving in the snow. Kevin was instrumental making sure we were comfortable with exceptional great service. He checked which restaurants were open and showed us safe ways to navigate the property with all the snow. We sat near the fire talking with the other guests for happy hour with yummy food and wine. Morning at the carriage house for breakfast was so elegant. My room had a fireplace and the housekeeping was so good, even with short staff. When we left we felt we were leaving our Charleston family, and Kevin even checked the next day that we got home safely.

I took my wife for her 70th Birthday, our stay was unforgettable and unbelievable! The Wentworth Mansion thought of every tiny Detail. A lot of Bang for your buck. And there are not enough words to describe the level of service. They had a bottle of champagne in the room when we arrived, wishing my wife Happy Birthday. So thoughtful. Watson was extremely efficient. We plan on going back, the next time we are in the Charleston area.

From check-in to checkout, the experience is superlative with the historic facility being spotless, the staff happily going above and beyond and our room was fantastic. We have been to the Wentworth several times with different levels of room and all are marvelous. As highlighted by others the breakfast at the adjacent Circa 1886 is phenomenal and DO yourself a favor and visit Circa 1886 for dinner… you will not be disappointed. A glorious lodging experience. We visit Charleston at least once a year and this property is

We absolutely loved our stay at the Wentworth Mansion. A wonderful bed and breakfast that goes beyond any expectations and service. Our favorite concierge was Bryon. He greeting us with standing ovation each time he saw us, he went beyond to not only ask how we were doing and how are day is going but continually with offerings the Wentworth provides for the stay. His charm and southern personality really was one of the highlights of our stay and I looked forward to his greetings every evening. The staff was also amazing, we really felt as if we were royals set back in time. Circa was also amazing and we had wonderful massages at the spa. We also took a private tour around the city in a old time car, that is exclusive to Wentworth. We learned about the history of areas In Charleston and got to ride in this fabulous car. The guide who owns the car, was also a delightful gentleman and we enjoyed our time with him. He too went out kf his way to make our experience top notch and made us feel special. The offerings of coffee and pastries in the morning along with appetizers and wine in the evening were 5 stars. Coming in the afternoon and cooling off with Lemonade was alao a treat. This charming establishment is a must if looking for a quiet and 5 star southern service.

After midnight on the day we were checking out, I went to the bathroom and saw something crawling on the floor in the dark. I lit it up. According to Google Lens it was an American Cockroach, also called a Palmetto Bug. I don’t claim to be an expert. So there is no debate, I took pictures that show the bug, show it’s on the floor of that bathroom, and even show the hotel logo on the whirlpool tub. Needless to say, it was shocking and sleep was difficult. The next day, I wanted to leave and asked management for nothing. I travel often to top hotels, and don’t remember this happening before.