| Built in 1854, Kings Courtyard Inn is one Charleston's most historic Inns. Architect Francis D. Lee designed the three-story antebellum structure in the Greek revival style with unusual Egyptian detail. The building is one of King Street's largest and oldest structures, and has had many uses in the 130 year existence-high quality shops, private residences, and at one time, the upper floors were used as an Inn catering to plantation owners, shipping interests and merchant guests. | 
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Kings Courtyard Inn is located at 198 King Street, in the heart of Charleston's historic district. In the late 1600's and early 1700's, King Street was the main "trail" leading into old Charles Towne. During the past three centuries, this quaint thoroughfare of small shops and charming homes has delighted and intrigued Charlestonians and visitors alike. The Inn maintains the residential atmosphere of lower King Street, and extreme care has been taken to ensure the necessary architectural and historic accuracy for which Charleston is famous. Each of the rooms has an individual distinction.
All rooms feature oversized beds, some with canopied beds and fireplaces, and many have an excellent view of one of the inner courtyards. In addition, some rooms overlook our rear garden, which features a spacious spa for year-round enjoyment. Two period suites offer four poster canopied beds and living rooms with original architectural features. |  |
Comfort and services are of primary importance. All guests of the Inn will receive complimentary wine or sherry on arrival and a morning newspaper delivered to the
room. They also receive a continental breakfast served each morning in their room, the courtyards, or in the breakfast room. Also, guests may order a full breakfast from the kitchen if they so choose. |
Standard Double Room | 
Standard Queen Room
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Standard King Room
The Inn is within easy walking distance of Charleston's historic homes, gardens, and churches, the Shops of Charleston Place, and only a block away from the City Market area. Here, one may explore one interesting shop after another, barter for the unusual in the open market, or enjoy a delicious meal at one of many delightful restaurants.. |
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Directions
From 17-N (Beaufort/Savannah) to Inn Parking
Travel on 17 into Charleston limits and cross Ashley River Bridge into town. Stay in right lane on bridge and take Lockwood Blvd. exit. Keep right and travel on past the traffic light for Calhoun Street. Take your 3rd left onto Beaufain Street. Cross over King. Halfway down the block, on the right, is the entrance to the Market/Horlbeck Parking lot. Enter the parking lot and our Inn will be visible from the parking lot. Note: Convenient parking is available at an additional charge.
From I-26 to Inn Parking
Travel on I-26 to end. Take 17-S toward Savannah. Take 1st exit which is King Street (you will only be on 17S for about 50 ft.). At the stop sign, take a right onto King Street and ease to left lane. At the 10th stoplight (intersection of King and Market), turn left onto Market Street. Halfway down the block, on the right, is the entrance to the Market/Horlbeck Parking lot. Enter the parking lot and our Inn will be visible from the parking lot. Note: Convenient parking is available at an additional charge.
From 17-S (Georgetown/Myrtle Beach) to Inn Parking
Travel 17-S across the Cooper River Bridge into Charleston. Take King St. Exit to left (just before stoplight). At the stop sign, make a right onto King Street. At the 10th stoplight (intersection of King and Market), turn left onto Market Street. Halfway down the block, on the right,
is the entrance to the Market/Horlbeck Parking lot. Enter the parking lot and our Inn will be visible from the parking lot. Note: Convenient parking is available at an additional charge.
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198 King Street
Charleston, SC 29401
843.723.7000
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