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Sleep in Charleston’s Historic Homes: 7 Iconic Inns Worth Visiting

Experiencing Charleston’s storied past is best done by staying in a historic inn that blends preservation with comfort. From antique furnishings and four‑poster beds to courtyards and wood‑burning fireplaces, these homes offer an immersive journey into the city’s heritage. One of the properties, the former residence of U.S. Constitution signer John Rutledge, now serves as a national historic landmark and inn.

Below are seven historic accommodations that welcome guests for a truly memorable stay:

  • John Rutledge House Inn
  • Wentworth Mansion
  • Barksdale House Inn
  • Elliott House Inn
  • 86 Cannon
  • Zero George Street
  • The Governor’s House Inn

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