THE ANCHORAGE INN - HISTORIC CHARLESTON, SC

Historic Charleston Hotel
	Located in the heart of Charleston, South Carolina's famous historic district, the Anchorage Inn was originally built as a cotton warehouse circa 1840. The building spent many years in various commercial roles: its last being the headquarters of Mr. Robertson Allen's brokerage firm. The inn's large threshold stone was placed in memory of Mr. Allen's son in 1959.

Situated in the French Quarter of Charleston's historic district, and just one block from the historic Charleston harbor, it seemed only appropriate to pay homage to the harbor's heritage in the name of the Inn. The definition of the word anchorage is "a safe harbor". The inn features seventeen guestrooms and two large suites, uniquely furnished with period reproductions. Since opening in 1991, The Anchorage Inn has adopted this theme in offering their distinguished guests a "safe harbor" in historic Charleston

Charleston Hotel Accommodations

Meticulously restored in 2006, the Anchorage Inn offers guests the charm of an era gone by, while still providing the modern comforts one should expect. Guests of The Anchorage Inn discover a true living museum just outside the front door. Over three hundred years of history is accompanied with world renowned dining options, antique and boutique shopping, and distinguished museums - all just a short stroll from our front door.

Experience Historic Charleston

Steeped in over 300 years of history, Charleston, SC is America's most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure. Since its founding in 1670, Charleston has played an important and pivotal role in the course of American history. The city's past is a testament to the spirit of its citizens. Throughout history, Charleston has been the scene of numerous historic "firsts"... the first shot of the Civil War, the first regularly scheduled passenger train service, and America's first golf course, just to name a few.

Named by Conde Nast as one of the top ten destinations in the USA and by Marabelle
Young Stewart as the "most mannerly" city in America, historic Charleston
is an adventure limited only by one's imagination.