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The service and quality of the accommodations are exceptional, and the restaurant is one of the finest in this part of the country.

Charlotte Magazine: once you wind through the towering pines, you'll realize this is exactly the relaxing setting your doc prescribed: a graceful retreat tucked away from what feels like the rest of the world.

The Informed Traveler: Celebrated as South Carolina’s only 5 Star and 5 Diamond hotel & restaurant, Woodlands Inn knows how to throw a good dinner party (or Sunday brunch, for that matter).

Charleston City Paper: Nightly tasting menus and monthly wine dinners showcase house-cured meats and local seafood and vegetables, but the preparations often play on Southern themes, with braised collards, "shrimp-fried" shrimp, and even pulled pork barbecue working its way into the mix.

TopHotels.biz: We all desire to get the best in the world and traveling is no exception to it. No matter where we travel and what every may be the reason for our travel, accommodation is one of the prime factors to be kept in mind before traveling.

MSNBC.com: Discerning travelers looking to score luxury accommodations without mortgaging their house should look no further than this esteemed property.

Restored from a 1906 Charleston estate, the Woodlands Inn offers a classic elegance and luxury that you don't often come across today. The dining room is no exception.

Whether staying at the Woodlands or visiting the restaurant only, diners can expect to enjoy Southern charm at its best and award winning cuisine.

Woodlands Inn offers a romantic setting for weddings and receptions on its 42 wooded acres. This Five Diamond inn lets couples choose from a variety of wedding ceremony and reception locations for up to 200 guests.

Seven hotel properties in the Carolinas were awarded 2010 AAA five-diamond ratings at an awards dinner Thursday at the Woodlands Inn in Charleston, officials from AAA Carolinas announced Tuesday.