We accidentally crashed a private party. They graciously asked us to join in, plenty of food, we didn't but instead the owners daughter and granddaughter treated us to a museum tour. They made our day, thank you I hope to return someday when your dying indigo itemsđ
Rob \u0026 Jen *
Such a beautiful plantation!
Captain Scott
Very unique. Definitely worth a few $$ to go through.
Lori Robertson
We ate at the Tea Room. Excellent service by Lisa.
Connie Singleton
Tour was informative and interesting. The house and grounds were so authentic, it was like traveling back to the 1800âs.
Sarah Minter
Wonderful place, extensive list of tea options and the staff is lovely.
Dianne McKenzie
Excellent food. Exceptional. And the service is wonderful. Great experience. Will definitely be going back!
Karen Story
What a delightful step back in time. Our tour guide, Yancy, was a fount of information about the house and the history of the area. We learned many things. The Tea was superb! My husband, who usually is very particular about what he eats, enjoyed every single bite of the Tea and even purchased a box of the special Hopsewee tea to bring home. My daughter now plans to visit soon.
Karen Willoughby
My friend and I had a great time. We spent an afternoon enjoying the Tea Service at Hopsewee Plantation. This experience included our choice of flavorful brewed hot teas along with scones, sandwiches, and other tasty treats. Everything was plentiful and delicious. The staff provided exceptional customer service. A true bonus was the beautiful setting overlooking the Santee River.
jane jones
My husband and I have been visiting Hopswee for many years and still look forward to returning when in the area. The tea room is charming and food good, very southern. Great staff and friendly. The ambiance is wonderful and soothing where your made to feel at home. The house tour is a must if you have any interest in history and older homes. And definitely go through the museum , which contains many diaromas of life in the 1800s. Instead of denying how the plantation worked in the 1800s, the Beatties have embraced the past with careful archeological studies to acknowledge those who worked and lived on the property. Very educational . Hopsewee Plantation is full of history where visitors are welcomed with southern hospitality .
nicholas jones
Beautiful property. People portraying life from colonial era, very interactive. Neat museum and house tours!
Rosangela Milmoe
I loved the tour and museum. We had a small group and the guide was so good. Knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. The place is amazing and full of historical curiosities.
Danyelle McCrite
The grounds were beautiful but the service we received and the tour were not satisfactory. From our first âgreeting,â we were met with rudeness. The lady that did our tour was condescending and refused to answer questions as we had them but when she was done. The fact that they charged $24 for the tour was a waste of money. I wouldnât recommend and didnât spend any more of my money there.
JJ Chaconas
Hopsewee Plantation is a must-see for anyone interested in American history, architecture, or Southern culture. The blend of historical narrative, natural beauty, and warm hospitality makes it a standout spot. Whether youâre a local or a visitor , a trip to Hopsewee offers a memorable and meaningful window into the past.
We took the morning tour and had a wonderful and informative time with the docent. The woodwork detail in the house is amazing! So much history here. The house was well situated. I didn't know there was such a nice bluff situated on the North Santee River. We toured the museum to see the artifacts. Lunch at the Cottage was intimate and very delicious! We're certainly retuning soon! The Tea Room evoked many good memories of southern Tea Rooms elsewhere.
We accidentally crashed a private party. They graciously asked us to join in, plenty of food, we didn't but instead the owners daughter and granddaughter treated us to a museum tour. They made our day, thank you I hope to return someday when your dying indigo itemsđ
Such a beautiful plantation!
Very unique. Definitely worth a few $$ to go through.
We ate at the Tea Room. Excellent service by Lisa.
Tour was informative and interesting. The house and grounds were so authentic, it was like traveling back to the 1800âs.
Wonderful place, extensive list of tea options and the staff is lovely.
Excellent food. Exceptional. And the service is wonderful. Great experience. Will definitely be going back!
What a delightful step back in time. Our tour guide, Yancy, was a fount of information about the house and the history of the area. We learned many things. The Tea was superb! My husband, who usually is very particular about what he eats, enjoyed every single bite of the Tea and even purchased a box of the special Hopsewee tea to bring home. My daughter now plans to visit soon.
My friend and I had a great time. We spent an afternoon enjoying the Tea Service at Hopsewee Plantation. This experience included our choice of flavorful brewed hot teas along with scones, sandwiches, and other tasty treats. Everything was plentiful and delicious. The staff provided exceptional customer service. A true bonus was the beautiful setting overlooking the Santee River.
My husband and I have been visiting Hopswee for many years and still look forward to returning when in the area. The tea room is charming and food good, very southern. Great staff and friendly. The ambiance is wonderful and soothing where your made to feel at home.
The house tour is a must if you have any interest in history and older homes. And definitely go through the museum , which contains many diaromas of life in the 1800s. Instead of denying how the plantation worked in the 1800s, the Beatties have embraced the past with careful archeological studies to acknowledge those who worked and lived on the property. Very educational .
Hopsewee Plantation is full of history where visitors are welcomed with southern hospitality .
Beautiful property. People portraying life from colonial era, very interactive. Neat museum and house tours!
I loved the tour and museum. We had a small group and the guide was so good. Knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. The place is amazing and full of historical curiosities.
The grounds were beautiful but the service we received and the tour were not satisfactory. From our first âgreeting,â we were met with rudeness. The lady that did our tour was condescending and refused to answer questions as we had them but when she was done. The fact that they charged $24 for the tour was a waste of money. I wouldnât recommend and didnât spend any more of my money there.
Hopsewee Plantation is a must-see for anyone interested in American history, architecture, or Southern culture. The blend of historical narrative, natural beauty, and warm hospitality makes it a standout spot. Whether youâre a local or a visitor , a trip to Hopsewee offers a memorable and meaningful window into the past.
We took the morning tour and had a wonderful and informative time with the docent. The woodwork detail in the house is amazing! So much history here. The house was well situated. I didn't know there was such a nice bluff situated on the North Santee River. We toured the museum to see the artifacts. Lunch at the Cottage was intimate and very delicious! We're certainly retuning soon! The Tea Room evoked many good memories of southern Tea Rooms elsewhere.
Great history lessons! Rich in history of SC
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