Andrew Pinckney Innvs20 South Battery
Both hotels are rated highly by those who travel for a living. Overall, Andrew Pinckney Inn is the choice of most professionals compared to Battery Carriage House Inn. Andrew Pinckney Inn scores 78 with recommendations from 6 publications including Oyster, Star Service and Lonely Planet.
Andrew Pinckney Inn
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40 Pinckney St, Charleston, SC 29401
From $127/night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
- Laundy Room
Upper-middle-range
"This 41-room boutique hotel, located within walking distance of Historic District attractions, is housed within two historic buildings dating to the 1860s." Full review
"This bubblegum-pink 'single house' (a narrow building style characteristic of Charleston) has five twee guest rooms tucked away on a Historic District side street." Full review
"Near the larger but equally inviting King Charles Inn, this is a more straightforward sibling of the much-acclaimed Zero George Street, albeit with pared-down yet similarly stylish accommodations." Full review
"Stylish, Caribbean-style rooms in this boutique hotel located beside the historic market. Continental breakfast served on the rooftop terrace overlooking the city. Free wi-fi."
"This West Indies–inspired inn offers a range of accommodations, from charming rooms perfect for couples to two-level suites big enough for the whole family." Full review
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It's in the bustling Market area, so ask for an interior room.
"Located in downtown, Andrew Pinckney Inn has 37 guest rooms and four suites near the city’s historic market." Full review
"A timeless façade, up-to-the-minute interior, and reasonable rates, at the heart of downtown." Full review
"Wooden floors and exposed brickwork are features of all the guest rooms, and prestige suites..access to the beautiful, three-storey atrium is an excellent guest amenity for quiet afternoons"
22.0
"Located in the heart of Charleston , South Carolina's, historic district, the Andrew Pinckney Inn is a boutique property that is easy to spot thanks to its bright yellow exterior (the..." Full review
20 South Battery
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20 S Battery, Charleston, SC 29401
From $257/night
- Free Internet
- Free Breakfast
- Concierge
- Free Parking
- Meeting Rooms
- Air Conditioning
"In one of the largest antebellum neighborhoods of Charleston, this inn offers guest rooms in a somewhat eccentric carriage house behind the main building." Full review
"Step through the iron gates and into this secluded 11-room treasure, where an interior garden filled with roses and whimsically trimmed topiary hedges begs you to sit down for a cup of tea." Full review
"Dating back to 1843, the Battery Carriage House Inn is located along the city's famous area known as The Battery and offers views of Charleston Harbor and historic Fort Sumter." Full review
4.2
"This "beautiful" 11-room inn provides a “charming historic locale” for guests hoping to “experience old Charleston” in the heart of the neighborhood south of Broad Street."
"Facing White Point Gardens, this 19th-century house has views of Fort Sumter and Charleston Harbor from the front steps." Full review
"Why book? Imagine having a grandiose historic house museum all to yourself, and being allowed to sit on the furniture. Settle in!Set the scene: 20 South Battery looms large at the tip of..." Full review
"Facing White Point Garden, this 11-room inn within a five-story 1843 mansion makes you feel like you've stepped back in time. Gaze up at the ceiling in the massive ballroom or relax in..." Full review
6.0
"Located in the Historic Battery District of Charleston, South Carolina , 20 South Battery is a luxurious 11-room boutique hotel. Originally built in 1843, the property went through a..." Full review
"20 South Battery is a small hotel near Oyster Point with views of White Point Garden, Fort Sumter and the Charleston Harbor. Rooms start from $550 a night."
"Built in 1843, this former private mansion is now a B&B, but has retained all of its Victorian charm. A quartet of lavish suites with four-poster beds, chandeliers and huge 19th-century..."