Johns Island Hotel Guide - Oak Point Golf Course hotels in Johns Island, United States of America.

"The house was very nice but does need some TLC the pool was excellent we all enjoyed ! Does need a can opener!! Over all it was a great experience!Forgot to mention that it wasn’t as clean as it should have been!!"

"We had a wonderful stay at the Andell Inn. Wonderful staff and the rooms are spacious. Great place for family or couples vacation."

"Beautiful resort! Amenities were fabulous!"

"We had a wonderful time on our vacation. It was pet-friendly."

"Great place. Lots of light and wonderful outside sitting areas"

"Clean and spacious in a lovely setting. Peaceful, secure, and remote with plenty of onsite amenities. Well stocked and very comfortable. Management was excellent to communicate with. Great stay! "

"House was perfect for our family of five. Easy walk to the beach and located on a quiet street with the house backing up to one of the island’s golf courses. Check in was easy and host available for any questions that may come up. It was our first time on Kiawah Island, and we found it to be a really special place. We can’t wait to return."

"Great location and excellent communication. Would stay here again"

"First off, the wall of windows: that view is just gorgeous. The positioning of the house and the glass makes it both private and breath-taking. We tried to get photos for family but couldn't capture it all accurately, particularly the sunsets. The house itself was beautiful, with tasteful artwork and accommodations. Location was not terribly far from the gate (the resort is huge so being near the gate meant near other amenities). Beaches are marvelous, with ample convenient parking. The Harris-Teeter in Freshfields meant groceries were convenient as well. Had a few minor glitches that required us to text the manager and we received very quick responses that took care of things. We stayed almost two weeks and enjoyed every day of the time. Only complaint is that we were off-season so some of the amenity / restaurant hours were reduced which limited a few of those options, but these were unrelated to the property itself. "