The Quarters on Spring

We had an excellent stay here in Charleston. Great location for walking around. Incredibly comfy bed! Would definitely recommend. It is a bit noisy in the area at night, just a heads up for light sleepers. Otherwise an excellent spot!

Free parking is good things about this place. However the location is at corner of busy street and still you hear traffic noise after midnight. Hospitals are near so we heard ambulances.

The unit we rented was nice but needs work.However the unit was very clean and the staff was really kind a d helpful

Great trip! Great location within walking distance of all the sites. Good communication from manager. Beds were good - could use a mattress topper - little too firm. Full kitchen but no table to eat at only real issue. Worked great for MUSC visit.

My stay at The Quarters on Spring was a great experience overall. The communication with the hosts was excellent, making check-in and any questions I had a breeze. The space was clean, though not spotless, and a few minor maintenance issues stood out—a broken picture frame, and a non-working lightbulb on one of the bedside lamps. The property itself could use a bit of upkeep, but it was still comfortable. The biggest downside was the noise from outside, which might be an issue for light sleepers. Despite these minor drawbacks, I had a pleasant stay and would recommend it for those who value great communication and overall comfort.

Ants everywhere, dirty sheets, floors were filthy. Toilet barely flushed.

Beautiful building and close proximity to many restaurants and bars.

We loved the room (pink one); however, it was quite loud. Luckily my white noise app did the trick.

The pin code to enter your room is the same for all of the other rooms. So every other guest at the hotel has access to your room. When I arrived an employee told me the code to my room. His description of where my room was located was confusing. I unwittingly went to the wrong room and typed in my code. I thought to myself, "this must be my room since the code worked." But it was not my room and was already inhabited by someone else. I tried the room next door. It also was not my room and it was also inhabited by someone else. The other guests were mortified that I had the code to their rooms. I immediately went down to the desk to alert the employee that all the rooms had the same code. When I checked in he assured me that he would be there a while longer to answer any questions I had. But when I came down to tell him about the room codes all being the same, he was already gone for the day. I called the hotel phone number and no one answered. I returned to my room and it smelled bad. I spent the night worried about the fact that complete strangers had access to my room while I was sleeping. I barricaded the door with whatever I could find. But I did not feel safe.