Built in 1763 by John Rutledge, signer of the United States Constitution, this elegant home, now a bed and breakfast inn, contains original parquet floors, Italian marble mantels and plaster molded ceilings. Guests are offered afternoon tea in the ballroom, evening turndown with chocolates at bedside, and continental breakfast with a newspaper delivered to their room. Many famous patriots, statesmen and presidents have visited here, including George Washington in 1791. The John Rutledge House is one of the Historic Hotels of America and is a AAA 4-Diamond and Mobil 4-Star rated establishent.
Location:
116 Broad St, Charleston South Carolina 29401
Telephone
843-723-7999 Toll Free: 800-476-9741
Other Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns nearby:
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(Charleston) 1837 Bed & Breakfast/Tea Room
(Charleston) 27 State Street Bed & Breakfast
(Charleston) A B&B At 4 Unity Alley
(Charleston) Antebellum Bed&Breakfast, Lamboll House
(Charleston) Ashley Inn
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02/21 Coming to The Charleston area
Colleton County Rice Festival Walterboro SC April26-28 Rice Run-Walk, Dog Show, Open Car Show. Performance by Common Ground.
Seafoodfest on the River Savannah GA May3-5 There is something for everyone as the price points and medium are wonderfully varied. Also make sure you check out the hot new stuff up and down River Street in over one hundred shops, restaurants and pubs!
Glennville Sweet Onion Festival Glennville GA May11 Glennville's biggest annual event, the Glennville Sweet Onion Festival, has hosted over 35 years of events, and sunny skies have just about shone upon every one. The festive day on the second Saturday of each May celebrates the harvesting of the famous Vidalia sweet onion crop.
Spoleto Festival Charleston SC May24-June9 Spoleto Festival has firmly established itself as one of the world’s major arts festivals and as one of the most significant arts organizations in the Southeast.
Effingham Oktoberfest Effingham GA September27-28 The Effingham Oktoberfest is supported and organized by the Effingham County Chamber of Commerce. The Festival is free and open to the public and parking shuttles run continuously.
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