Hopsewee Plantation
494 Hopsewee Rd, 29440-5598 - Georgetown
Recommended by Sluurpy:
2025
2024
2021
#7 of 47 restaurants in Georgetown
Updated on
Sluurpy Quality Index
PROPRIETARY
Popularity
100/100
Quality
69/100
Data Completeness
72/100
Verified Dish
Add Missing Dish
♿
Wheelchair accessible
♿
Accessible restroom
Contact Information
📞
Phone:
+1 843-546-7891
🌐 Website:
http://hopsewee.com/index.html
📍
Address:
494 Hopsewee Rd, Georgetown
📷 Photos (11+)
+3
more photos
more photos
Photo 1 / 11
100%
Google Reviews
415
Google reviews
I visited on a spectacular day the weekend after Thanksgiving with my senior parents who have limited mobility. We enjoyed a perfect day visiting the new museum, taking both the Gullah and the house tour as well as having a fantastic late lunch at the tea room. I highly recommend spending a day at this stunning property and learning from the well informed staff and owners. My parents were able to manage well enough on the grounds using a rolling walker and canes. The food in tea room was top notch, reasonably priced with pleasant service. Enjoy a day stepping back in time and learning about the history of the plantation and people who left their mark on this land.
Read more
Google
Absolutely amazing venue for Southern Tea, Tours, education, their museum just opened...very knowledgeable staff and owners about preserving the rich history of the land. Reservations are highly recommended. Stunning landscape!
Google
We had a gal pal day at Hopsewee! We did the Art of Indigo Tie Dyeing class....it was awesome! We learned so much of the history from our instructor, Linda! And we made 3 pieces, a purse, a dish towel and a small grocery bag. Then we topped off our afternoon with a lovely lunch at their restaurant!!!! We even topped it off with a decadent dessert!!!!! Highly recommend this class AND restaurant!!!
Read more
Google
Had tea/lunch in the tea room and toured the historic home. Bambi, the retired Marine drill sergeant, was our tour guide, and she was super informative and funny to boot! We also thoroughly enjoyed petting the resident cats on the grounds. We are looking forward to the opening of the new museum section. We've been here many times, and we keep returning because it's a wonderful atmosphere and very educational! Next summer, I plan to take the indigo class!
Read more
Google
Beautiful home, very well kept estate. Thank you, Deb, for being a kind hostess to our group SC FUN SENIORS. We enjoyed our walk.
Google
Excellent 👌 The staff was amazing. The Teas ☕ was awesome the food was fantastic. We Loved it. Highly recommend.
Google
Had a great time at Hopsewee Plantation for Full Southern Tea. Will go back. Grounds are beautiful, view by the river is wonderful. Our server, Deb, was so polite and caring, added to the experience.
We made reservations.
Google
This plantation was amazing! Very beautiful grounds and overall very informative. Staff was very welcoming and knowledgeable. I would recommend buying tickets ahead of time as well doing both tours of the house and the Gullah Presentation. The actual tour of the house was a bit crowded but still allowed for Q & A at the end of each of room in case you wanted to know more. The Gullah tour was more about the history and the cabins on the outside of the house and really brought the whole tour into full circle. Would recommend. Definitely bring bug spray!
Read more
Google
A little rocky start, I made reservations for 6 on the website and paid. We were told they didn't have it. I pulled the reservations # and then they said they had it, but were running behind and short on staff. They were about 25 minutes late, which made us miss the house tour, then we got on the last tour. The food was small, but tasty. Tea was fine. Scones were good. Small desserts, but super tasty! All in all, it was fine.
Read more
Google
We enjoyed going to Hopsewee last year with my cousin. So we came back when my sister came to visit. We went to the tea service and enjoyed it very much, also did the Gulliah talk. Unfortunately since my sister has a rolling walker and the tour is not handicapped assessable she was not able to do the house tour. Perhaps you could do a video tour for handicapped people to watch since they can't access the house.
Read more
Google
Explore more in Georgetown
Help improve this page: