A beautiful old building with modern touches. The gardens around the buildings and common areas are fantastic. A great place to stay in the awesome little downtown of Aiken. If you have problems with steps, ask for a lower level room.

Truly 5-star rating for everything. My only suggestion is, at least for room #314, put in some outlets for USB and US-C cables to charge phones and laptops.

The first three days were good. The room was good. They had a dresser that was very hard to open. The door to the patio was hard to open. The Hotel was old so had no elevator to go up two flights of stairs. Candace was the management person who helped us the most. Also, the lady who did the morning meals. The morning the power went out there were no information from the management as to what to do. There were no flashlights, candles or bars for food. There was no information from the management. There were also no fire extinguishers that we saw. There was no bottled water available for any of their customers. I feel that we should be reimbursed for Friday night as we had now power or any type of direction from the management. I realize the town was without power but I feel the management should have stepped up more. Also for seniors that may have issues climbing stairs they should be advised that they will need to carry their suitcases up the stairs & down the stairs. This property also had an additional newer building in the back of the main house.

Beautiful historic building

I always stay in Aiken when visiting Augusta. I'm so glad I found the Carriage House!!! I'll be back for sure.

Downtown Aiken but still quiet. Very clean.

Employees were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was a huge disappointment. Kitchen was being renovated, so it was pre-packaged food items. Not very many acceptable places to eat. Most people were rude. Shops don’t open until 10am or 11am during the week.

Nice place. Nice people.