Palmer Home


Charleston, South Carolina
Enjoy a room with a view. One of the fifty famous homes in the city; furnished in period antiques; piazzas overlook harbor & Fort Sumter where the Civil War began.
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Charleston, South Carolina bed and breakfast: Palmer Home
We are members of Professional Association of Innkeepers Int'l (PAII), Better Business Bureau of South Carolina (BBB), North American Bed and Breakfast, American Historic Inns, and have been a licensed Bed & Breakfast since 1980.

The Palmer Home Bed & Breakfast was built in 1848 by John Ravenel, whose son designed the "Little David", the first semi-submersible vessel and the forerunner to the submarine.
Area Attractions and Activities:
The Palmer Home is also a great place for special events. Guests enjoy gathering in our beautiful drawing room, and taking horse-and-buggy rides around Historic Charleston.
Services:
Sitting room, piazzas, historic district, pool, parking, wine & cheese
Most Popular Rooms:
All of the guestrooms are located on the third floor and offer spectacular views of the Charleston Harbour and historic Fort Sumter.
Pets welcome in the Carriage House with a $50.00 pet fee.
Inn Information
Season: All year
Rates: 200.00 - 425.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 5
With private baths: 5
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:
  • Full breakfast
  • Thurs Continental breakfast, Full other days. Wine & Cheese served in the afternoon.
Nearest Airport(s): Charleston

Payment methods accepted:

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    This bed and breakfast has been rated by either a local or national association. Please inquire as to which Associations this inn is affiliated.

    Restrictions
    • Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
    • Smoking not permitted.
    • Pets allowed with limits.
    • No access for disabled persons.
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