Charleston Eagle Inn

The room was very clean, but weirdly constructed and laid out. I actually fell twice from tripping over too much furniture in not enough space. Had to use wedges (which we carry with us) to secure the door because the deadbolt lock didn't work. Would not recommend this place.

It’s clear that the owners of this motel are working to improve it. There is fresh paint and flowers planted. But the room smelled very bad and the facet kept turning itself on - ALL NIGHT- and the towels were thin and shredded. But it was quiet and clean and I felt safe. The staff was nice

No breakfast!

The room smells and the air wasn’t on so didn’t help with the smell. The toilet kept running we had to shut the water off of it.

Only one towel per person, very ragged towel. Room over 100F upon entry as AC was not on.

It's ok ,

Pretty plain Jane as far as accommodations go........rained overnight........roof leaked on suitcase.....other than that, it worked.

It was good with location right near highway

Nice little place. The beds are very comfortable. Plenty of space.

I wouldn’t recommend the Eagle Inn at all! I would recommend sleeping in your vehicle rather than to stay here. The rooms had spider webs and dead bugs in them. The towels were not clean and the sheets weren’t either. The employees were beyond rude. We requested clean sheets and fresh towels and was told by the lady at the front desk that we had already been in the room for 6 hours and didn’t need sheets until now, which wasn’t true. Most people check into their rooms and then leave to continue with their day. After requesting these sheets multiple times, we were told to pull them off the bed ourselves and bring them to the front desk along with the towels we didn’t want. We stated that we would not do their job for them and that’s when we got new sheets. This place needs new management, a new look (everything is beyond outdated and the furniture is in awful condition. I sat in the chair in my room and it was making creaking noises), and employees who are familiar with the term “customer service”. I’ve never had to argue with hotel employees to get fresh sheets and towels.