Thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Mansfield. Very picturesque, private and quiet, and appealing to those who are seeking a quiet retreat with historical significance but who also want to sight-see and experience livelier local culture. Within easy driving distance of historic Georgetown proper (which is a great town to explore) and within decent driving distance (20 minutes or so) of... More

This was a beautiful place. Our room was very nice too with plenty of privacy. Something we did not see on any of the reviews before we went is that there is a paper mill or some other kind of smelly factory nearby and parts of the day the area had quite a strong odor. The breakfast was yummy, but... More

My wife and I booked the Middleton Room for one night in late May as part of a road trip. We only wished we'd stayed longer. This is truly a hidden gem. The setting on the bend of the Black River is stunning and you can live out your Gone with the Wind dreams sitting on one of the swings... More

We wanted to stay at a real southern plantation and Mansfield fit the bill. It's a wonderful place, straight out of history. The guest areas have been restored/reconstructed with an eye to history; the staff friendly and very helpful; the grounds unique. Would highly recommend it for at least an overnight stay. Also it's close to Georgetown, S.C., a hidden... More

This is an amazing B&B. I went with my husband and my brother and his boyfriend. Our trip was one of the most memorable I've even taken. As we approached the plantation, all of our mouths dropped open. The grounds are beautiful, the slave cabins are sobering, the rooms are charming and comfortable, and the breakfast will make you want... More

Spur of the moment we drove over from neighboring Charleston to find this suprise right in our own backyard. My husband and I are nature lovers and even though it had rained all day the property was still beautiful upon our late afternoon arrival. We stayed in a kitchen house room to be close to the water. We walked the... More

My wife and I stayed here with our extended family this July. Our group rented the entire "Kitchen" building and after a LONG drive it was the perfect retreat. There is very little signage and the plantation itself is quite a distance from the road, so we would not reccomend arriving after dark, although we had no trouble finding the... More

Our night at Mansfield plantation was certainly the accomodation-highlight of our two-week-journey through the United States. From our first reservation-request on, the housekeeper has been most friendly and helpful. While most historical B&B shun families, at Mansfield plantation a cod was expecting our little daughter and even a children's seat got organized for the bicycles which are free to use... More

Clean, comfortable and historically enlightening. The plantation is far enough off the main road to offer a quiet and private setting. Though the original house and out buildings have been updated, the original slave quarters have not been touched. The host at this B and B made an incredible breakfast. Be sure to bring your mosquito repellant, you'll need it. More