Andrew Pinckney Inn Charleston

General Information

Customers of the Andrew Pinckney Inn Charleston are one mile from the Charleston Museum, and 2 miles from the Citadel. Boone Hall Plantation is eight miles from the guesthouse. Visitors may stroll to local shops, museums, art galleries, and a range of restaurants. Tours of the region or horse-drawn carriage rides are popular with clients. The Andrew Pinckney Inn Charleston proposes self-parking for $14 per night. The guesthouse is eight miles from the Charleston International Airport.

The Andrew Pinckney Inn Charleston provides coffeemakers, bath facilities, self-sufficient local calls, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, cordless Internet access, and data-ports.

The Andrew Pinckney Inn Charleston is wealthy with history; it was built in 1840 and features been thoroughly re-equipped. Sightseeing tours depart from the entrance on weekdays. The guesthouse proposes a concierge table, valet clothes laundering service, and additionaly Continental breakfasts. Visitors marvel at the three-story atrium and the open-air patio with fountain. The hotel brags a rooftop verandah that faces the waterfront and market place district.