One of the most atmospheric boutique hotels in Charleston — a restored 1844 building in the French Quarter where four-poster beds, gas lanterns, and the celebrated Peninsula Grill define the standard for historic inn hospitality in the South.
Why We Chose It
Planters Inn occupies a gorgeous 1844 building right at the corner of Meeting and Market Streets — the heart of the French Quarter. The 64 rooms and suites have four-poster beds, 10-foot ceilings, fireplaces, and a level of traditional Southern elegance that feels historic rather than themed. The complimentary afternoon wine and evening milk and cookies service is a small touch that guests remember for years. Peninsula Grill — the onsite restaurant — is one of the most acclaimed restaurants in Charleston.
What Stands Out
- Four-poster beds
- 10-foot ceilings
- and fireplaces in every room
- Peninsula Grill — one of the most acclaimed restaurants in Charleston
- Complimentary wine and afternoon refreshments
- 1844 building in the heart of the French Quarter
- Conde Nast Gold List — one of the best boutique hotels in the US