First stay and even though I knew the Limehouse's have high standards, this was more than I expected. My new place to stay.
The front desk welcomes you and is prepared for your visit. If you like English inns it will be a wonderful reminder of that country.
The rooms are decorated to standards you'd expected in a top Charleston Hotel. Attention to every detail.
Wine and cheese in the evening and the crab salad is worth being greedy about.
Friendly and respectful staff throughout.
Having your bed prepared for the evening with lovely chocolate mints on your bedside table are added touched not expected.
Wonderful soaps, luxury towels. Very good shower. It's all wonderful

Very good hotel with great staff and location right in the thick of things in Charleston. Very nice courtyard and lobby is cozy (but a bit dated). Nice free wine in the eve and the free breakfast is decent. Rooms are good sized but need a bit of updating. Overall a great place to stay and very good value. VERY dog friendly place.

First time to Charleston, last time to Indigo Inn. We chose the Indigo because it was pet friendly. Lets start with postives. Great location , on site parking ( although you are charged for it) and pretty courtyard. Now to the negatives. If you are 'lucky' enough to find yourself on the ground floor expect to hear the elevator ALL the time, expect to hear people up and down the METAL stairs , and expect to hear people walking by your room constantly. Please note I'm from NYC and am accustom to noise . This was ridiculous . Priced as the 'luxury hotel ' it claims to be but in reality nothing more than a mediocre hotel .

After reading some recent reviews, I was so concerned I looked into changing my reservation - but I'm so glad I didn't. All staff at the front desk have been very pleasant and helpful. I'm very happy with my room, which is fairly spacious, with a deep closet and canopied queen sized bed. I like strong, flavorful coffee and was very grateful when I found my first sip was quite satisfying. I didn't try the wine this afternoon, but at 6:30 pm there was still some cheese and crackers out, and a dish of pasta salad, and fixin's for martini's and bloody mary's - I think guests provide the gin or vodka, and they provide vermouth, bloody mary mix, and even olives! I cannot agree that this is no more than a luxurious motel - the courtyard is very lovely, and the feel of the place is much more historic and well, caring and cared for than a motel...I'm guessing that very well-traveled sophisticates unconcerned about budgets are expressing some disappointment, but for me this is a splurge in a location that otherwise I would not have been able to justify monetarily. My bed is comfy, the staff are friendly without being intrusive, and I want to both provide other travelers who might be in my circumstances with an unreserved recommendation, and support an establishment of this quality and relative affordability in a town where there is so much competition for a tourist's dollar. If you, like me, can be perfectly happy with reproductions if it means $50 - $100 less a night, (although I think the exquisite and well worn grandfather's clock in the lobby is authentic), don't hesitate to call the Indigo Inn your home while in Charleston.