One-Night Stays for Two at The Elliot House Inn in South Carolina
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Civil War-era bed and breakfast in heart of Charleston's historic district
What You Get
One-night stay for two in a king or queen room
- $99, valid Sunday–Thursday through February
- $189, valid Friday and Saturday through February or Sunday–Thursday in March
Civil War–Era Inn in the Heart of Charleston's Historic District
Charleston is often referred to as "The Holy City," an allusion to its more than 400 churches and skyline of steeples. The city was once one of the most important colonial ports—in an exclusive club with likes of Boston and New York—and belonged to the vanguard of religious freedom. Nowhere is Charleston's storied past better preserved than the historic district, in the heart of which lies The Elliot House Inn. Built in 1861, the stately Georgian mansion stands amid soaring church spires and centuries-old oak trees, within walking distance of the Battery and Charleston's iconic City Market.
Within the recently remodeled traditional king or traditional queen rooms, richly woven oriental rugs and antique furnishings top hardwood floors. Each room is a little different—some feature a private balcony or patio— but all look out onto the inn's leafy courtyard and Charleston's streets. In the morning, meals are delivered to guest rooms on silver trays loaded with steaming coffee, pastries, and seasonal fruit. Breakfast can be had in bed or among the creeping vines in the courtyard. After breakfast, guests are welcome to take the inn's bicycles for a spin, so long as they resist drag-race challenges from the city's horse-carriage drivers.
Charleston, South Carolina: Laid-Back Coastal Community Steeped in History
The Elliot House Inn's location makes it an excellent jumping-off point for taking in Charleston's sights by foot. Sprawling, antebellum mansions, such as the tourable Aiken-Rhett House, line the gracefully aged streets leading to Battery Park, which sits on the water overlooking Fort Sumter. About two blocks from the inn, the 200-year-old City Market bustles with more than 100 vendors who hawk all manner of wares, including their famous sweet-grass baskets, hand-woven on the spot from palmetto fronds. Charleston is said to have one of the country's highest restaurants-per-capita rates, and any given downtown location won't be more than a few-minute walk from the nearest southern eatery, which might serve local delicacies such as shrimp and grits and she-crab soup.
Other Details
How To Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Call The Elliott House Inn.
- Choose a valid date based on option purchased.
- Mention Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
- One king or one queen bed
- Standard occupancy: Two
- Maximum occupancy: Two
- Adding occupants above standard: Not allowed
- Flat-screen cable TV
- Private bathrooms
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: Off-street garage parking available for $20 per night
- Rollaways: Not available
- Smoking policy: No smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: Pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: Handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking
- Room upgrades: Not available
What It's Worth
One-night stay for two in a king or queen room
- $99, valid Sunday–Thursday through February (up to $179 value)
- $189, valid Friday and Saturday through February or Sunday–Thursday in March (up to $329 value)
Amenities
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary bike rentals
- Heated courtyard jacuzzi
- Evening wine-and-cheese reception
- Antique furnishings
- Complimentary WiFi
Getting There
- By plane: About 12 miles from Charleston International Airport (CHS)
- By cab: About $28 from CHS
Civil War-era bed and breakfast in heart of Charleston's historic district
What You Get
One-night stay for two in a king or queen room
- $99, valid Sunday–Thursday through February
- $189, valid Friday and Saturday through February or Sunday–Thursday in March
Civil War–Era Inn in the Heart of Charleston's Historic District
Charleston is often referred to as "The Holy City," an allusion to its more than 400 churches and skyline of steeples. The city was once one of the most important colonial ports—in an exclusive club with likes of Boston and New York—and belonged to the vanguard of religious freedom. Nowhere is Charleston's storied past better preserved than the historic district, in the heart of which lies The Elliot House Inn. Built in 1861, the stately Georgian mansion stands amid soaring church spires and centuries-old oak trees, within walking distance of the Battery and Charleston's iconic City Market.
Within the recently remodeled traditional king or traditional queen rooms, richly woven oriental rugs and antique furnishings top hardwood floors. Each room is a little different—some feature a private balcony or patio— but all look out onto the inn's leafy courtyard and Charleston's streets. In the morning, meals are delivered to guest rooms on silver trays loaded with steaming coffee, pastries, and seasonal fruit. Breakfast can be had in bed or among the creeping vines in the courtyard. After breakfast, guests are welcome to take the inn's bicycles for a spin, so long as they resist drag-race challenges from the city's horse-carriage drivers.
Charleston, South Carolina: Laid-Back Coastal Community Steeped in History
The Elliot House Inn's location makes it an excellent jumping-off point for taking in Charleston's sights by foot. Sprawling, antebellum mansions, such as the tourable Aiken-Rhett House, line the gracefully aged streets leading to Battery Park, which sits on the water overlooking Fort Sumter. About two blocks from the inn, the 200-year-old City Market bustles with more than 100 vendors who hawk all manner of wares, including their famous sweet-grass baskets, hand-woven on the spot from palmetto fronds. Charleston is said to have one of the country's highest restaurants-per-capita rates, and any given downtown location won't be more than a few-minute walk from the nearest southern eatery, which might serve local delicacies such as shrimp and grits and she-crab soup.
Other Details
How To Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Call The Elliott House Inn.
- Choose a valid date based on option purchased.
- Mention Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
- One king or one queen bed
- Standard occupancy: Two
- Maximum occupancy: Two
- Adding occupants above standard: Not allowed
- Flat-screen cable TV
- Private bathrooms
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: Off-street garage parking available for $20 per night
- Rollaways: Not available
- Smoking policy: No smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: Pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: Handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking
- Room upgrades: Not available
What It's Worth
One-night stay for two in a king or queen room
- $99, valid Sunday–Thursday through February (up to $179 value)
- $189, valid Friday and Saturday through February or Sunday–Thursday in March (up to $329 value)
Amenities
- Complimentary breakfast
- Complimentary bike rentals
- Heated courtyard jacuzzi
- Evening wine-and-cheese reception
- Antique furnishings
- Complimentary WiFi
Getting There
- By plane: About 12 miles from Charleston International Airport (CHS)
- By cab: About $28 from CHS