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"Stained sheets, stained hallways, stained floors, broken microwave with mold inside, no running hot water, sewage smell throughout hotel, and black mold alongside all the vents. ABSOLUTELY one of the worse hotels I’ve stayed at. "

"Good large clean room, friendly staff, nice continental breakfast, close to everything."

"The hotel looked nice, at first. They are under remodeling and the carpet in the hallway and elevator floors could use a sweeping and wipe down the ugly smears on the elevator walls. Our room was nice but a little more attention to the entry and bathroom floor would have been nice. The bathroom was out of Kleenex and the body wash would not pump to use. The breakfast selection was good but, the attendant was in the backroom and what ever she was playing was louder than the TV in the breakfast area. "

"Good free breakfast and Staff was very polite and helpful. They tried hard to please us."

"Staff was very nice clean room kids wanted to swim poop was open but not they were told they can sit outside in pool area just hit get in other than that very nice clean place to stay I"

"We stayed at this Sleep Inn Columbia both going to and returning from Florida. It has good, basic rooms, and our rate was good, especially mid-week when we returned. They only have Belgian waffles in the morning for hot breakfast, but plenty of other things are provided like bread, bagels, yogurt, and packets of oatmeal. There is a machine for orange juice. My only criticism of this hotel is the coffee provided during breakfast. It was very weak and just not very good."

"Avoid WoodSpring Suites Columbia–Irmo at all costs. I booked an accessible room three weeks in advance through Expedia, choosing the “pay at property” option they offered. After a brutal 9-hour drive from West Palm Beach, I arrived exhausted, only to be told—without warning—that my reservation was cancelled. The excuse? “We don’t accept payment at the hotel.” Completely absurd, since that option was clearly given during booking. Then, to make things worse, the clerk claimed the motel was fully booked and refused to help at all. So apparently: they cancel confirmed reservations, blame their own payment option, and magically have no rooms left. My wife and I were left stranded as it got dark. Calling Expedia was useless—30 minutes wasted with a rep who did nothing. We had no choice but to find another motel at nearly double the price, just to survive the night. The real insult? When I called Expedia again, a manager told me that same motel claimed my room was still available and they were “waiting for us.” That’s either incompetence or outright dishonesty—either way, unacceptable. Yes, the charge was eventually cancelled, but I was stuck paying much more elsewhere, and no compensation ever came. This was a complete failure on both sides. Zero accountability, zero professionalism. If you want peace of mind when traveling, stay far away from this place"