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- Jennifer G.Abril 29, 2016If you like architecture, this is a wonderful tour. You can take all of the photographs that you like which is a plus! There is no furniture iside the home; this is an unrestored plantation house.
- Janet PerezNoviembre 5, 2012GORGEOUS PLANTATION/HOME rich w/ African Culture. Sacred African Slave Cemetery on grounds (a must see). Be Respectful of these graves. Natural beauty, unrestored. Perfectly preserved.
- The Wall Street JournalAgosto 3, 2014The National Trust's tour is engaging and meticulously factual; when guides reveal the source of the stubborn stains on either side of a fireplace on the first floor, you can believe them. Leer más
- This Is My SouthSeptiembre 6, 2014Drayton Hall is one of the best examples of Georgian Palladian architecture in the country and hasn't been restored like other plantations. Leer más
- Archaeological Research Collective IncDiciembre 30, 2012Their historical archaeologists have used their research to inform and better understand the lives and activities of the past inhabitants of Drayton Hall. Leer más
- Renaissance HotelsMayo 29, 2012Tour this beautiful, spooky former slave plantation for an affecting and honest portrait of Charleston’s slave era. For more local tips, follow us on 4sq or check out www.renhotels.com.
- Rick TannerMarzo 2, 2010Join the Friends of Drayton Hall and The National Historic Trust. The Preservation magazine that comes with the membership is great, plus you get free admission to Drayton and other historic sites
- Michelin Travel & LifestyleSeptiembre 23, 2013Ask about the Connections tours to learn about the lives of enslaved Africans and their descendants at this plantation. – Green Guide Editor
- Hoyle Kip VinsonJulio 28, 2015Like be this place! Gives a sense of what a house looks like after 200 years
- Robert BarkleyNoviembre 27, 2021Beautiful historic museum and gardens west of the Ashley along the Ashley River off Ashley River Rd (SC Hwy 61).
- Orson Robbins-PiankaAgosto 25, 2010The $17 charge includes a house tour, which only happens on the hour. So if you're arriving at quarter after or something, and don't want to wait around, you might want to buy a different pass.
- Clay ChastainDiciembre 11, 2011It's actually pretty expensive for the house tour. It's a neat house but every room seems the same. No furniture and it's not restored so you have to use your imagination. Tour guide is enthusiastic.