Find hotels near Joint Base Charleston, Goose Creek from ￥13,533

"Breakfast was top tier. Linda, who hosted the breakfast area, was welcoming and beyond competent. Great experience !"

"Was there 3 nights and never got our room cleaned. We ran out of towels and had the trash overflowing. There was stains on the sheets, carpet was ripped up, holes in the floor. Do not stay here. "

"My air conditioning in my room was EXTREMELY loud. As in, there was something clearly wrong with it. "

"Everything was great. Front desk manager and agent that checked me in was very nice even though they was dealing with a lot checking in groups of people. My room was clean as always and breakfast was great"

"Nice customer service "

"They threw my stuff away I had left the hotel "

"First room I could not lock the door. Second room I had to place a towel to fill in space between the door and the floor. The pictures was not what the room was however the bed was comfortable. I feel that because we booked through Expedia we were given the poorest room available. This place was a 2.5 at best. "

"The bathroom could use some updating. Additional utensils and dishes. "

"Hotel Circulo is truly one of the most visually stunning hotels I have ever stayed in. It is clear that an incredible amount of thought and attention to detail went into the design. The aesthetic combines elements of pop art with what felt like subtle inspiration from Frank Lloyd Wright–style architecture. The hotel was impeccably clean, smelled fresh, and the quality of the furnishings and décor did not go unnoticed. I was genuinely impressed. The photos and reviews alone convinced me to book a night for my daughter and me while we were in town for a cheer competition. While the hotel itself is fantastic, the surrounding area did not feel as safe as I had hoped. I was unaware that the room doors face outward toward the street and sidewalk. We were given a corner room on the third floor that was clearly visible from below. Shortly after checking in around 6 p.m., we decided to go out and find something to eat. As we were leaving our room, a man walking on the sidewalk below made eye contact with my 12-year-old daughter standing outside the door. He began shouting up to us, saying, “Hey! Yo! Stop! Don’t come down just yet! It isn’t safe down here.” This was followed by unusual laughing which made it unsettling. My daughter was immediately frightened and started crying. Although I knew we were relatively secure since the elevator required an access code, the interaction made me hesitant to go downstairs, worried the man might be waiting for us. We returned to our room for a whi"