Charleston - Bed & Breakfast Help
#1
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Joined: Jun 2009
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Charleston - Bed & Breakfast Help
Hi all,
My boyfriend and I are taking a last minute trip to SC in a few weeks, and we're going to spend two nights in Charleston (5/25 and 5/26). We'd like to stay in a small B&B in the historical district, and we're looking to pay ~$150/night.
I'm considering the Palmer House B&B or the Palmer's Pinckney Inn. I didn't find much information on this board about either, so I'd love it if anyone has feedback. We were particularly interested in the location of Palmer House and what appear to be the fantastic views. (The room that is available is the Magnolia Suite).
Alternatively, would welcome other suggestions for B&Bs that people feel strongly about. Thanks in advance, we really appreciate it!
(By the way, I know a lot of places will be full since we're waiting til the last minute to book, this is sort of a spur of the moment getaway).
My boyfriend and I are taking a last minute trip to SC in a few weeks, and we're going to spend two nights in Charleston (5/25 and 5/26). We'd like to stay in a small B&B in the historical district, and we're looking to pay ~$150/night.
I'm considering the Palmer House B&B or the Palmer's Pinckney Inn. I didn't find much information on this board about either, so I'd love it if anyone has feedback. We were particularly interested in the location of Palmer House and what appear to be the fantastic views. (The room that is available is the Magnolia Suite).
Alternatively, would welcome other suggestions for B&Bs that people feel strongly about. Thanks in advance, we really appreciate it!
(By the way, I know a lot of places will be full since we're waiting til the last minute to book, this is sort of a spur of the moment getaway).
#5
Joined: Aug 2009
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Hi there.
If you want to be steps away from lots of bars and restaurants (and horse carriage companies) - and the City Market http://thecharlestoncitymarket.com/ , then go with the Pinckney.
If you want to be in a very nice (but tourist-heavy) residential area, then the Palmer House would be best.
Charleston will be (and already is) very, very busy - but beautiful
I'm sure you'll enjoy either place.
Looks as though Palmer's Pinckney Inn is next to one of my favorite lunch spots - Cru Cafe
http://crucafe.com/
If you want to be steps away from lots of bars and restaurants (and horse carriage companies) - and the City Market http://thecharlestoncitymarket.com/ , then go with the Pinckney.
If you want to be in a very nice (but tourist-heavy) residential area, then the Palmer House would be best.
Charleston will be (and already is) very, very busy - but beautiful

I'm sure you'll enjoy either place.
Looks as though Palmer's Pinckney Inn is next to one of my favorite lunch spots - Cru Cafe
http://crucafe.com/




