Within a few minutes walk are the city's finest restaurants, theatres, shops, Market, home and garden tours
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A mere
stroll from the famous harbor, historic homes and attractions,
the Charming Inns of Charleston are bed and breakfasts and
inns conveniently located in the heart of the Historic
District and are literally surrounded by countless interesting
boutiques and scores of antiques shops, providing unlimited
opportunities for browsing and discovery. Elegant restaurants
offering an array of acclaimed menus are just steps from the
inns’ front doors.
Acknowledged for their personal service, each inn is
distinctively different in architecture and style, and share a
common link of gracious hospitality.
We know you will enjoy your visit to our intriguing city and
invite you to choose one of these unique inns. All are owned
and have been beautifully restored by Charlestonians. We look
forward to having you as our guest.
Conde Naste Traveler ranks 2 of our Charming Inns in the Top 30 of US Hotels |
LISTED IN 69th OF TOP 100 U.S. HOTELS |
 John
Rutledge House Inn
John Rutledge, one of the fifty -five signers of the U.S.
Constitution, built his home in 1763. One may choose between
the classic elegance of rooms and spacious suites in the grand
residence or its two carriage houses. Recognized by the Mobil
Four-Star-Ward, a noted National Historic Landmark and charter
member of National Trust Historic Hotels of America.™ |
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 Kings
Courtyard Inn
Designed by Francis D. Lee in the Greek Revival style and
incorporated unusual Egyptian detailing, 198 King Street
opened in 1853 . Its street level arcades boasted some of the
city’s most fashionable shops, while its tradition of
hospitality began on the upper floors where a popular inn
catered to plantation owners, shipping magnates, and merchant
guests. Restored with historic and architectural accuracy,
each of the inn’s rooms has fine 18th -century reproduction
furnishings and oriental rugs. Honored as a charter member of
National Trust Historic Hotels of America.™ |
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 Victoria
House Inn
One of Charleston’s rare Victorian-era structures, built in
the Romanesque style so popular in the late 1880’s, the
Victoria House Inn has been meticulously refurbished to offer
visitors a unique selection of luxurious guest rooms and
charming studio suites. Large windows and exquisite
appointments bring back the Victorian past. |
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 Fulton Lane Inn
The proper antebellum Charleston Home welcomed summer’s
casual pace by covering formal furnishings in airy muslin,
replacing wool carpets with sisal, and positioning shutters to
admit fresh breezes. At the Fulton Lane inn the spirit is
beautifully recaptured light filtering softly through louvered
shades casts a gentle glow on fine woods, natural textures and
soft pastels that invite you to indulge in life’s simpler
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Rated 54 of the top 100 Hotels in North America and Top rated inn or hotel in Charleston.
51st ON LIST OF TOP 100 U.S. HOTELS |
 Wentworth
Mansion
Charleston's only five diamond hotel. Built in 1886 and
designed in the second Empire style as an opulent private
residence for wealthy cotton merchant Francis Silas Rodgers,
the Wentworth Mansion is now one of the world’s finest and
most unique inns. Designed not as a lodging house, but as an
opulent private residence, it is a place of hand-carved marble
fireplaces…intricate woodwork…Tiffany stained glass
windows…and never-ending detail. The old saying is true…there’s
no place like home. While in Charleston, however, there is the
Wentworth Mansion. |
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 Circa
1886
Circa 1886 restaurant, nestled in the gardens behind Wentworth
Mansion in the original carriage house. |
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