The Greek Revival mansion commands a sweeping view of the harbor from its location on Charleston's High Battery. Built in 1825 by merchant Charles Edmondston, Greek revival details were added in 1838 by Charles Alston, a wealthy rice planter. It is an outstanding example of a planter's town house, and is richly appointed with original furniture, tableware and Alston's library.
clean & friendly, all rooms with refrigerator,hair dryer, coffee maker,hot inncredible breakkfast,walking distance to many restaurants &
Charleston, SC Businesses(c. 1800) Located in the French Quarter of the orginial walled city; Our carriage house suites each have a private entrance and overlook a courtyard; Free parking ; SC Bed and Breakfast Assn. Charter member;
Charleston, SC BusinessesPlanters Inn is the only historic inn (circa 1844) on the famous city market. Spacious rooms and suites have high ceilings, 4-poster beds, marble baths & grand piazzas overlooking a lush Charleston garden. voted a top hotel by readers of Travel & Leisure and Conde'
Charleston, SC BusinessesJoin the Charleston Tea Plantation for the first Flush Festival. Each spring Mother Nature awakens the tea plants to another ...
Located on the site of historic Lexington Plantation, Charleston's nationally acclaimed golf facility. The Arthur Hills desi...
Midway betweenn Orlando and Washington,our inn has queen and king sized beds, in room coffee,25" TV with HBO,outdoor pool and...
A horse drawn carriage ride through historic Charleston....
This annual festival, which generally takes place the last Sunday in April, celebrates the historic Mount Pleasant shrimping ...