With attention to detail and some simple upgrades, the Main Street Inn could be really nice and totally agree with previous two posts. This place has so much potential but we were disappointed. We also experienced less than expected quality of service from some of the staff. Our reserved Queen with Fireplace room was not available on our first night, so we were given a dingy, dirty room next to the elevator with no apology.

We would have been just as happy without the afternoon wine and snacks or the made to order omelettes in the morning or the evening turndown service, but all of this was stated on their website/literature as being available. We only saw the wine and turndown service 2 of the 4 nights, and the breakfast is defintely overstated.

Recent review by LTKING was quite accurate. The bathrooms were perhaps the focal point of the rooms. The exterior furniture was in need of attention..cushions were disgusting. We found breakfast to be more than one normally finds. Staff was very attentive. Coffee/ tea and cookies available most of the day. Complimentary Happy hour with wine and beer in the afternoon. Would definitely stay here again, with hopes that the exterior would be better maintained.

We stayed here based on the TA reviews. It was nice, but definately needs some attention to detail. In all fairness, I love the concept and theme - old European with a courtyard, gas lamps and vines going up the stucco. Great idea, but they need to spurce the place up. Here's what I saw (and smelled) that needed attention: some weeds amidst the gorgeous landscaping in the couryard, one gas lamp out, a strong smell of a gas leak in one area, chunks of stucco knocked out like someone may have knocked their suitcasse against the post, downright dirty cushions on the outside lawn furniture, a pretty ceramic piece in my room had a large chunk broken off. Aside from these comments, I loved the fact that our 2nd floor room had 2 balconies - one on each end - very unique. The inn has obviously recently redone their bathrooms and this was my favorite part of the experience (marble, french doors, pedestal sink). I thought the breakfast was rather lame - boring fare and too American for a European type inn, although eating outside by the courtyard was very relaxing.

The hotel has been carefully designed to make you feel "at home". Well, if you live in a large house somewhere like Charleston or Savannah, it'll feel like home I guess. Easy to find, plenty of carparking and quiet location. Rooms are well sized, great bathrooms although central aircon was a bit temperamental. Breakfasts were ok but a bit limited in choice. Staff really friendly and made us feel welcome. If you're looking for somewhere not like a standard chain hotel, this is the place for you.
Can highly recommend Frankie Bones restaurant in the nearby Village Centre!