Me, my husband, and 2 small children stayed here over President's Day w/e and had an absolutely WONDERFUL stay. We called the property and dealt with Amy who was an ABSOLUTE JOY. When we arrived our room was ready and they promptly took us in (which was a nice relief after a long drive). The room was HUGE for the price and hotel completely catered to children. They dropped off ice cream at night. We were told a continental breakfast and was expecting doughnuts and stale bagels, but had sausage, bacon, quiche, and more. They also served wine & cheese nightly. They provided lots of maps and information regarding the area as well as making reservations when we needed.
My husband and I LOVE B&Bs, but haven't been to any with children (for obvious reasons), but this definitely gave the feel of a B&B but yet could enjoy with kids.
The location couldn't have been anymore perfect and the staff is really wonderful.
Andrea

If you are looking for a historic bed and breakfast, this is not it. The only thing historic about the room was the mattress. The rooms look like they were renovated in the 1980's, but I think they re-used the mattresses. Absolutely no historic character in the room. Only one small window overlooked the Savannah River. Breakfast was substandard with limited seating. The wine and cheese party was a joke with very cheap wine, Ritz crackers and cheddar cubes. There is no room service and no vending machines. The bellman is also the server at breakfast and the butler to do "turndown" service--which isbringing a Klondike bar. The whole operation is just strange. Do yourself a favor and stay anywhere but here.

We stayed at the Olde Harbour Inn for 3 days. Wish it could have been longer. The hotel is a converted factory/warehouse. The rooms are huge, more small apartment than room, and include a kitchen with a full range and refrigerator. That comes in handy since all the restaurants on River St. on pretty expensive. The little extras, bottled water, ice cream treats are an extra special touch. We enjoyed the wine and cheese reception each evening and met some mighty nice people while we were there. No complaints on the staff or the room. We had a little trouble finding the place, but once there we're glad we did. If you get the chance, pay them a visit. You won't regret it. (It's rumored to be haunted by a man named Hank. But we didn't see or hear him. In fact, we didn't hear anything except the riverboats right outside our window.)

An absolute charming inn on the river. Exceptional service, morning continental breakfast, lovely guest meet and greet every evening with wine and light appetizers. Charming surprise ice cream treat left in your freezer each night. Staff was delightful, but full of character-meet the "Colonel". If you're a late sleeper, you'll be awakened by the ships horns by 7am (I suspect this is normal for any inn or hotel on the Savannah River). Truly lovely and romantic. The beds are a joy to sleep in, so very comfortable.