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Two Meeting Street Inn is a picturesque Charleston Bed and Breakfast that exudes the romantic charm and elegance of the South of Broad neighborhood. Sitting on the Charleston Battery waterfront, this historic inn offers porch views of tree-lined streets, antebellum mansions, lush gardens, and graceful arches. Rated “Best in the South” by Southern Living Magazine, we pride ourselves on gracious Southern style, romance, and hospitality. Each of the nine guestrooms holds true to the inn’s romantic elegance with four-poster canopy beds, 12-foot ceilings, ornamental fireplaces, and classic furnishings. We serve a full plated breakfast made in-house each morning , and a sumptuous Lowcountry tea each afternoon, featuring iconic local desserts, cheeses, and cold and hot beverages. We offer personal concierge service with unparalleled knowledge of the Charleston historic district. We are happy to help you plan your Charleston adventure.

The 1843 Battery Carriage House Inn located in Charleston, SC, is a romantic and elegant bed & breakfast. This elegance comes with Silver tray breakfast and a friendly, professional staff.

This Charleston, SC bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in South Carolina. Enjoy a full breakfast, and organic soaps, and TV. Our bnb in Charleston provides HVAC and free wifi without sacrificing quality or service. Book your stay today! Click our link above to Book Direct for your next historic escape in Charleston, South Carolina. The Phillips-Yates-Snowden House c. 1842 15 Church Street (A Brief History) Now the home of Dr. & Mrs. Jack W. Simmons, Jr., the property was originally owned by Captain Timothy Phillips during the Revolution. The Snowden family constructed the present house in the early 1840’s and it served as a hospital during the Civil War during which time it was struck by four cannonballs, two of which are now mounted on the gate posts. It is notable for its Adam style paneling by Thomas Pinckney and ironwork by Charleston ironwright, Philip Simmons, his most recent addition (1998) being the basement gate at the front. The Earthquake of 1886 leveled the 4th story, which was rebuilt with a Mansard roof. Subsequent to this, the structure was reinforced with "earthquake rods", bolts running through the house between the exterior walls. Almost 100 years later, in bringing the structure up to code, this same technology was used with the addition of nine more bolts. Interesting facts:  The ceiling height is 12 feet  There are 10 fireplaces, one in each room, all functional  Part of the Carriage house dates from 1759 (the brick kitchen)  The footprint of the garden was designed by Loutrell Briggs in 1946 (it was put on hold due to the birth of Dr. Simmons) and not executed until 1992 (by Dr. Simmons). The landscape plans are displayed in the hall.  Dr. Simmons has lived here all of his life, first for 1 1/2 years in the carriage house before his parents occupied the main house.  Annelise Ware Simmons lived in the carriage house for 1 1/2 years before marrying Dr. Simmons, then she occupied the main house! The current decorations are of her design.

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This Charleston bed and breakfast offers luxurious rooms and accommodations in South Carolina. Enjoy a delicious breakfast, and free wifi, and free parking.Our bnb in Charleston Set in an elegant Victorian home on a tree-lined residential street, this genteel B&B is less than a mile from the long-standing City Market, 2 miles from South Carolina Aquarium and 11 miles from Fort Sumter.

The Governor’s House Inn, a pre-Revolution National Landmark located in downtown Charleston, South Carolina welcomes its guests with a southern hospitality unlike any other. Guests can enjoy a gourmet breakfast, afternoon tea, evening wine and cheese tasting, along with many other amenities such as on-site guest parking, wireless Internet, bicycles, and in room telephones. The Governor’s House Inn is located within close proximity to the Battery, Charleston Waterfront Park, Old Market, and many downtown shopping and dining attractions.

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Welcome to the Elliott House Inn. Intimate. Romantic. Indulgent. With its tranquil cobble stoned courtyard, original hardwood floors and breezy piazzas, the Elliott House Inn invites a fresh, yet historically rich, Charleston experience. Once a private residence, our Queen Street inn effortlessly pairs the comfort and intimacy of an inn with the chic style and contemporary services of a boutique hotel, delighting first-time visitors and charming returning friends.