Charleston Bed and Breakfasts . . .
2 Meeting Street Inn
Given as a wedding gift by a bride’s loving father, this Queen Anne mansion welcomes all who are romantic at heart. From Southern rockers on the arched piazza, guests overlook the historic Charleston Battery.
1837 Bed & Breakfast
A small, 9-room Charleston, SC Bed and Breakfast inn owned and operated by two artists, the 1837 Bed and Breakfast / Tea Room features open piazzas, rockers, and Southern hospitality. Share and enjoy our intimate accommodations in a circa 1800 cotton planter's home and brick carriage house. All of guestrooms are individually furnished and decorated with canopied poster beds, antiques, period pieces, local artwork, and oriental rugs. This historic Charleston Bed and Breakfast has been featured on both the History and Travel Channels.
4 Unity Alley
The Only Bed and Breakfast in the Old and Historic French Quarter
1843 Battery Carriage House
Relax in one of eleven inviting, intimate rooms overlooking the mansion's lovely private gardens. Enjoy the friendly service, knowledgeable staff and continental breakfast each morning, served either in your room or in the garden under the Lady Bank shire rose arbor.
Ashley Bed & Breakfast
Wake to the aroma of fresh brewed coffee and sizzling bacon in Charleston, South Carolina's best gourmet bed and breakfast place. Enjoy your breakfast on the piazza overlooking a beautiful Charleston garden. Be pampered in one of South Carolina's best bed and breakfasts.
Barksdale House
We invite you to sample the intimate European opulence at The Barksdale House, Charleston's most recent bit of restored history. You can sense the Inn's historic atmosphere from the front walk to the formal garden in back. Inside are three floors of individually designed rooms and lavish interiors that include Scalamandre borders and fabrics of the 18th and 19th centuries.
Cannonboro Inn
The Cannonboro Inn in Charleston, South Carolina is a bed and breakfast known for its hearty full breakfast. Let the aroma in the inn of fresh brewed coffee and home-baked sweet cinnamon muffins entice you. Enjoy a delicious breakfast served on the columned piazza, which overlooks the garden and fountain, or in the formal dining room.
Fantasia Bed & Breakfast
The Mary Scott House, located in historic Ansonborough, is situated in the heart of Charleston’s attractions. This six-block neighborhood is named after a British naval officer, Admiral Lord Anson. He allegedly won what is now a six city block area in a card game in 1725. This historic, gracious bed and breakfast retreat is an excellent example of a classic Charleston single house.
King George IV
One minute walk to King Street Shopping in the heart of the historic district. Free off-street parking for all guests. Full Breakfast. This Federal Style Home was build in the 1790's, has ten lovely guest rooms and is furnished with a nice combination of antiques and reproductions. 32 George Street Charleston
Kitchen House
Located in the heart of Charleston's Historic District, The Kitchen House is a heart warming return to the charm of a simpler time. This completely restored 18th century kitchen dwelling is beautifully designed to accommodate one to four people in total luxury. Absolute privacy, cozy fireplaces, antiques discovered during its restoration- these are just part of the charming aspects of this unique hideaway.
Middleton Family B & B
Enjoy off street private parking, breakfast, and a complimentary bottle of wine. All of which we hope will make your stay in Charleston enjoyable and unforgettable! Sip on Chardonnay, as the cool afternoon breeze sweeps through the cobblestone courtyard. Situated right in the midst of the nicest residential historic area, you'll be able to walk to just about everything; great shopping, restaurants, attractions and the Battery!
Palmer Home
The Palmer Home, also known as "The Pink Palace", is one of the fifty most famous homes in the city of Charleston. The home was built in 1848 by John Ravenel, whose son designed the "Little David", the first semi-submersible vessel and the forerunner to the submarine.
Old Village Post House
The Village Post House offers travelers gracious accommodations set in the heart of a quaint, historic fishing community. Only minutes from downtown Charleston or the beaches on Sullivan's Island and the Isle of Palms, guests can relax and enjoy the peaceful, quiet neighborhood filled with old oak trees and harbor side homes. The inn features six guest rooms, a restaurant with two dining rooms, a tavern, and a welcoming courtyard.
