15-inch-deep windows, wood shutters and heavy draperies. Large antique Queen-size Gothic Rope bed from the 1840s. Two wing back chairs, end tables, mahogany highboy, antique side chair.
Deep windows, wooden shutters with draperies. Queen-size Victorian iron bed, wing back chair, loveseat, dresser and end tables.
Queen-size Victorian hand-carved teak bed, headboard peaks at 91 inches; Victorian twin bed. Antique mahogany armoire and dresser, end tables, side chairs. Original wainscoting and plaster ceiling molding on formal tall ceilings.
Queen-size pencil post mahogany bed, antique sofa, side chairs, end tables, dresser. Formal tall ceilings, architectural ceiling molding.
Two-room suite with Queen-size hand-carved heavy Georgian mahogany bed, mahogany armoire and side chair. Living room with Queen sofa, two side chairs. Small private porch.
Suite with antique Victorian Queen-size mahogany bed. End tables, sofa and side chairs, mahogany dresser, desk. Attached kitchenette with table and chairs, refrigerator and sink. Antique clawfoot tub and shower suite opens onto the third-floor porch. Formal tall ceilings with plaster moldings.
Suite with a Georgian heavy-carved Queen-size mahogany bed. End tables, sofa and side chairs, mahogany dresser, desk. Attached kitchenette with table and chairs, refrigerator and sink. Antique clawfoot tub and shower suite opens onto the third-floor porch. Formal tall ceilings with plaster moldings.
Room 8 shares a bath with Room 7. One Queen-size bed and one twin. Loveseat, side chairs, vanity with sink in room.You will be very hard pressed to find a more beautiful or luxurious Inn to stay at. The room my Honey and I stayed in (#2) was as if we stepped back in time. Furniture that is as solid as the day it was made and just as Beautiful. The room was so clean, and authentic with more towels in the bath room then I have ever seen in any motel/hotel or other Inn. Terry and Debra (the owners) treated us as family, and as if they have known us for a long time. They made room for my Harley to be parked in their carriage house where it would be safe and out of the weather next to their Harleys. The Breakfast was fresh, good, and plentiful. Terry's home made bread was off the chain, my Granny can't bake bread that good, and her bread is good. That weekend was for my Honey's Birthday, and the King George the IV made my Honey cry with tears of joy. When you go to Charleston you need to stay at the King George the IV. I want to thank Debra, Terry, Ms. Debbie and the staff for a weekend get a way of a life time. WE WILL GO BACK REAL SOON ! David D. Johnson Sr po box 16549 Augusta, Ga. 30919
King George IV Inn
32 George StHistoric District
Charleston, SC 29401-1416
United States of America
(843) 723-9339
(888) 723-1667
Circa 1792. This inn is a four-story Federal-style home with three levels of Charleston porches. All the rooms have decorative fireplaces, high ceilings, original wide-planked hardwood floors and finely crafted original moldings and architectural detail. Peter Freneau, who was a prominent Charleston journalist, merchant, ship owner and Jeffersonian politician, occupied the house for many years. The inn offers a hearty continental breakfast every morning. There is off-street parking available and King Street shopping and restaurants are just a short walk away.
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