Hotels
JOHN RUTLEDGE HOUSE INN
Presiding over historic Broad Street, John Rutledge House Inn channels Charleston’s— and America’s—colonial past. Originally a private mansion built by a noted signer of the Constitution, this circa-1763 landmark has survived cannon fire and earthquakes to spread its bygone charm across 19 exquisitely appointed rooms, centuries-old architecture, and a grand piazza where guests enjoy a glass of sherry or brandy (offered daily).
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With a prime location along Waterfront Park’s leafy promenade, the Harbourview Inn is the only waterfront hotel on the peninsula. Reserve a room in the refurbished historic wing, a former 1830s cotton warehouse with fourteen-foot ceilings and original brick walls Then, take in the spectacular views of Charleston harbor from the private rooftop.
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Housed in a turn-of-the-century stationer’s warehouse, Ansonborough Inn features exceptionally spacious suites (the building was initially converted to condominiums), exposed-brick walls and beams, and a British-style pub that nods to the area’s seafaring namesake, the rakish Admiral Anson.
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With luxe touches such as a seven-pillow menu (options range from down to buckwheat, up-to-the-minute technology, and a fleet of beach cruisers for the adventurous, the French Quarter Inn keeps guests coming back with its timeless hospitality: from champagne at check-in to afternoon wine and cheese service to milk and cookies at turndown, guests are made to feel like invited company.
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