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"Step into the past and feel the
history of Charleston around you!" King George IV Inn is
a majestic four-story, Federal-style house in Charleston,
South Carolina with three levels of lovely Charleston porches.
Experience Southern hospitality with a distinct charm and
grace. 
King George IV provides lovely bed and
breakfast lodging accommodations of either Federal or plain
Gothic revival, decorative fireplaces, and tall ceilings with
plaster moldings. All rooms have original wide-planked
hardwood floors, architectural plaster moldings and details,
and lots of elegant antiques. The three levels of Old
Charleston Porches are perfect for lazily relaxing while
sipping a refreshing cup of cool lemonade. Expect the best
from King George IV Inn with parking, air conditioning,
private baths, and refrigerators.
Enjoy breakfast in the quaint Breakfast
Room on the first floor, or dine on the porches. Refreshments
are available all day in the Breakfast Room. King George IV's
scrumptious breakfasts are very relaxed and easy going.
Southern style breakfast with eggs, sausage, grits, waffles,
and homemade fruit bread; along with cereal, fresh fruits,
herbal and flavored teas, juice, breakfast yogurts and a nice
robust French roast coffee. Some mornings there are stuffed
croissants with ham and cheese or spinach and feta. They
accommodate breakfast all the way to 10:30 a.m. for the guests
who desire a leisurely morning.
Located in the Heart of the Historic
Shopping and Dining District, the Inn is a one-minute walk to
King Street, shopping, and restaurants and a five-minute walk
to the Historic Market. Maps and brochures of historic sights,
restaurants, and dining menus are available. You may enjoy one
of the fabulous tours of mansions, gardens and plantations or
go on one of their exciting boat rides. There are 35 golf
courses nearby.
Experience
Charleston the way it was meant to be at King George IV Inn.
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Beaches are a just a 25-minute drive away,
while the tennis court is only a five-minute drive. There are
over 100 special events per year. No matter when you come to
Charleston, there will always be something to do.
The King George Inn is a 200-year-old
(circa 1790's) "Charleston Historic House" located
in the heart of the Historic District offering unique hotel
accommodations.
The House is named the "Peter Freneau
House," after a prominent Charleston journalist and
co-owner of the Charleston City Gazette. Freneau was also a
merchant, shipowner, and Jeffersonian politician, and lived in
the house for many years. Freneau was of Huguenot descent and
his brother Philip Freneau was called the "poet of the
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