4 Charming Boutique Hotels in Charleston, SC

The Spectator: Evoking the genteel glamour of the Old South mixed with a modern take on the luxurious exuberance of the 1920s, The Spectator is a distinct boutique hotel for the well-heeled traveler offering personal butlers for every guest, high-end complimentary amenities and one of Charleston's best speakeasy bars showcasing Prohibition-era cocktails, The Bar.

French Quarter Inn lobby

French Quarter Inn: Old world charm meets authentic southern hospitality at the French Quarter Inn where guests can enjoy an anticipatory staff (the hotel receives numerous TripAdvisor accolades), extensive array of daily amenities with local gastronomic touches and turn-of-the-century inspired design elements that evoke a European flare.

HarbourView Inn: As Charleston's only waterfront hotel in the Historic District, the HarbourView Inn boasts a private rooftop flanked by views of the harbor and famed Pineapple Fountain, along with weekly live music sessions and evening skyline tours hosted by a local historian.

Andrew Pinkney Inn

Andrew Pinckney Inn: A true historic icon built in the 1860s, the Andrew Pinckney Inn sits steps away from Charleston's bustling City Market in two historic and recently renovated buildings. Named after a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a major influencer of Charleston's past, the hotel boasts an outdoor rooftop terrace where complimentary, locally-sourced continental breakfast and afternoon wine and cheese is served.