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French Quarter Inn

Charleston, South Carolina, United States · Independent · Core Luxury

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A former 19th-century warehouse at the corner of Church and Market Streets, gut-renovated in 2002 into a 50-room inn beside Charleston's City Market. Champagne at check-in, afternoon wine and cheese, and evening milk and cookies are still part of the house rhythm, and AAA has rated it Four Diamond. There is no dinner restaurant on site; the city's French Quarter tables sit a couple of blocks away.

About French Quarter Inn

History

The French Quarter Inn occupies a historic 19th-century building - a former warehouse - at 166 Church Street, on the corner of Church and Market Streets in Charleston's French Quarter, near the City Market. The building was gut-renovated and opened as a hotel in 2002.

The AAA Four Diamond boutique inn has 50 rooms, which were renovated between 2010 and 2012.

The setting

French Quarter Inn puts guests in the French Quarter of Charleston. Charleston City Market is essentially at the door, Gibbes Museum of Art is about 4 minutes on foot, and Waterfront Park is roughly 5 minutes' walk. Sleep in the Quarter and walk to dinner.

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