A favorite local landmark, the Mills House is reconstruction of an 1853 hotel where Robert E. Lee once waved from the wrought-iron balcony. All of the guest rooms have been completely refurbished and have nice touches like antique reproductions and a Charleston motif with Oriental accents. There are some additions to the original design, such as a fitness center and a delightful pool and deck. Lowcountry specialties are served in the Barbados Room, which opens onto the terrace courtyard. Pros: convenient to business district, historic district, and art galleries; a popular Sunday brunch spot. Cons: staffers are too inexperienced for a hotel of this quality; rooms are small, which is typical of hotels of this time period.
Reviewed by lebekka from Tucson on 4/29/07
This hotel has great service and a great location. It is just a quick walk to the downtown market, boutiques, and fabulous restaurants. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and this hotel has their own parking, so you don't have to drive around all day looking for a spot.
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