Built circa 1740, some 40 years before the American Revolutionary War, Hopsewee Plantation was one of the South’s major rice plantations. It’s also the …
Reviews
Tripadvisor
4.6/5 · 1,506 reviews
5-star
76%
4-star
12%
3-star
5%
2-star
5%
1-star
2%
Recent reviews
Tours
History
Time
Kid Friendly
Events & Exhibition
Cultural
Weather
Price
Any rating
Loading reviews...
Mar 21, 2025
Returning to Myrtle Beach, from a two-day side-trip to Charleston; we realized we still had time to catch a meal/tea here....and rekindle memories of previous visits. The tearoom is as charming as e…Full review by RICART75
Mar 21, 2025
Returning to Myrtle Beach, from a two-day side-trip to Charleston; we realized we still had time to catch a meal/tea at the Hopsewee's River Oak Cottage Tearoom....and rekindle memories of previous v…Full review by RICART75
Mar 16, 2025
The tour of the house was interesting and well done. Beautiful grounds to walk around, including a boardwalk along the river. There were Revolutionary War re-enactors on site the day we visited and…Full review by Resie82
Hi, Is the restaurant open on Sunday, May 26, 2019?
A:
No. Closed on Sunday's and Mondays. . Visit Tuesday thru Sat. Beautiful Plantation. Very educational. River Oak tea room is wonderful. Be sure to take a day. Trip
.png&expw=500&exph=300&cbid=OLC.P2cuq92lKYL2Yg480x360&cbn=local&idpp=local&thid=OLC.P2cuq92lKYL2Yg480x360&ypid=YN873x6003470718715847316&useBFPR=0&eeptype=PhotoGroups&dataGroup=local:datagroup.photos&PhotoGroupName=AllPhotos&PageTag=AllPhotos&selectedIndex=3&id=OLC.P2cuq92lKYL2Yg480x360&q=Hopsewee Plantation Cookbook&pseg=Attraction&noidpclose=0&FORM=LOCIMG)
Save
Share
More
