We were the only guests when we stayed at Nicholson and had the Brandon Suite. We arrived after a long day of driving and were immediately greeted by Tristan, who is one of the most friendly dogs I've ever met. While Lynn gave the tour, he led the way through the house, occasionally bounding back to make sure we're keeping... More

A spur of the moment motorcycle trip through the Olde English district of South Carolina was made unforgettable by my surprising stay at the Nicholson Mansion. Not only was I a "biker", but it was off-season, mid-week, no reservation, and apparently the ONLY guest requesting a room for the night. It would have been very understandable for the owners to... More

Wow! This B&B deserves more than a 5 star rating. You are always greeted by the menagerie of animals (especially Tristan). The mansion is spacious, inviting, super clean, large rooms, and so comfortable. The innkeeper, Lynn and Patrick are the most pleasant of hosts, always inviting you into conversation over breakfast or an evening glass of wine. The mansion diplays... More

Nicholson Mansion is a relict of the 1920's located in a forest location near Union SC. It has been beautifully furnished in the period by Lynn and Patrick Mornane with stunning diversity of antique furniture and mementos.You can hardly move without seeing another treasure. Patrick, Lynn, Carl and the menagerie of animals provide a wonderfully warm and personal welcome and... More

We absolutely enjoyed our stay here. The mansion has plenty of room to make yourself comfortable. The inside is full of antiques and is beautifully decorated. The grounds outside are private and have room for a good walk. The hosts were quite hospitable. We enjoyed all our meals and the wine and cheese. If you want to get away and... More

Nicholson Mansion is a beautifully restored true mansion that has been turned into a Bed and Breakfast by the owners Dr. & Mrs. Patrick and Lynn Mornane. Set on apporximately 13 acres of rolling, wooded property, the house is stunning. The first thing you notice on the winding drive up the front entrance is the lovely stone gazeebo sitting in... More