Great location & gorgeous inn. Staff was average in their helpfulness & attitude. The maid service did not clean our room while we were there - had to ask for clean towels. However, we would stay again due to room size, affordability, & convenience.

My wife and I stayed here for our 1 yr wedding anniversary and it was wonderful. The atmosphere and asthetics of the Inn were perfect. It was really cozy and super convenient. The decor was very old world and rustic- much to my liking. The staff was extremely curtious and helped us with dinner reservations each night and gave us local opinions of what to do during the days. The location was well within walking distance from just about everything. My wife and I were able to park our car upon arrival and not move it until our departure. We loved our stay so much it took us until our third day to stop mentioning to each other how happy we were with our choice to stay there. We'll definately be going back!

P.S.> The afternoon wine and cheese was great. And so was the sweet tea and lemonade set out each afternoon.

I just got back from Easter weekend at the Ansonborough Inn with friends. We thought the location was great and price reasonable since it's within walking distance to downtown and includes breakfast. The staff was great, especially Immad (sp?) at the front desk. He was always smiling and very cordial.

The only drawback I could find is the NOISE! You could hear entire conversations from the next room. Coughing in the middle of the night from other rooms woke us up. I would strongly reccommend that the management try to look into soundproofing. A great room/location and staff is not worth it when you can't sleep at night.

Keep up the good work!

I stayed here with three colleagues while we were in Charleston for a conference. We all had separate rooms, each of which were exceptional. Exceptionally large rooms, some with separate sitting areas separated by stairs, or by a wall and a door. Television in both the bedroom and the sitting room. All rooms with king sized beds. Some are 4 poster antique beds! The owners took great care in creating a luxury of the past. Antiques and high quality artwork adorn the entire property. Mini refrigerators, microwaves, and sinks are in each room. I understand that this is the "low" season in Charleston, but I would still expect to pay over $200 a night based on the size of the room alone. Our reservations were $169/night. They offer a complimentary breakfast every morning, consisting of fresh fruit, cereal, oatmeal, bagels, muffins, etc, and offers a "happy hour" in the afternoon with complimentary wine, cheese, crackers, and various dips (request that they make the artichoke dip for a night while you're there!). If ever I make plans to go to charleston for fun, I will definately consider booking here. We're already on the books for next year's conference.