When we arrived it felt like we were driving through the fog in time... it was cold and the trees had almost no foliage, we arrived kind of late so it had a little bit of a scary feeling. I had no idea what we were getting into. We saw the little slave cabins (some nicer than others) and I... More

We stayed here for 2 nights and had a great time. Kathryn, the Innkeeper was a true joy to talk with and had a lot of information to share. Oh, she makes a fine breakfast too! We found our room to be very nice. The bed was comfortable and the paintings added a nice touch. The site provides opportunities for... More

Unfortunately, Mansfield plantation was a disappointment. The gardens and exterior of the buildings are quite lovely, with a big lawn, live oaks covered in Spanish Moss, and all of the things that evoke the lyrical stereotype of a Southern Plantation. Our room, though nicely furnished and clean, had an awful smell of mold that just wouldn't go away; the bathroom... More

Just returned from Mansfield Plantation and found it beautiful. The innkeeper is very knowledgeable about the plantation and makes a fantastic breakfast. We plan on going back next visit to the beach area. MG in Lake Wylie

Stayed two nights in the Lancet Room. The mansion and guest houses are very special, the location is unique, worth visiting. The owners have really invested heavily to make this place nice and the have achieved a lot, I can only imagine how much work and money this has required. B&B is children and pet friendly which is great. A... More

My husband and i enjoyed our stay in the upper room of the old kitchen. perfect...a view of the water out the bedroom window, breakfast was very yummy and we even managed to use up a few calories on a bike ride along the plantation dikes. ( bikes provided!) Would recommend to others and would love to return.

My fiancee and I recently celebrated our new engagement with an overnight trip up the coast to Georgetown. We decided on Mansfield Plantation due to the positive reviews and the seeming serenity of the plantation, which was entirely confirmed upon driving up the dirt road to get to the facility. Kathryn, the innkeeper greeted us even in the rain and... More

My husband was skeptical as we drove down the dirt road for over a mile....but this place was magical! So beautiful and peaceful and interesting. The manager was warm and welcoming. The fire pit was amazing. The room was comfortable and charming. The breakfast was fabulous. We will be back. I can't wait!

For a nature or history lover this place is absolutely amazing. The grounds keeper was very friendly and cooks a great full breakfast. I skipped lunch the whole weekend. The rooms are retro fitted into the original structures on the plantation. I choose the upstairs room as I liked the view over over the old rice fields. Although if you... More