This is a great place to stay when enjoying Charleston. It is walking distance from lots of historic sites, parks, museums, restaurants, the water, and King Street shopping. It was comfortable and clean. The small kitchen was well-stocked so that we could easily cook delicious, leisurely breakfasts and have snacks throughout the day. Loved the gas fireplace. And the garden... More

Our family of three went to Charleston for our son's wedding. We stayed in the two-bedroom carriage house and our friends stayed across the courtyard in the one-bedroom house. The carriage house was originally constructed as the kitchen building and slave quarters in 1783 by Isaac Mazyck. It had two floors: upstairs two bedrooms, one with a king-size bed and... More

My husband and I stayed here for my birthday in March of this year. We stayed in the one bedroom house/cottage. It was beautiful! Nice price, very nice owners and very comfortable. It is walking distance to everything we wanted to see. There was a kitchen stocked with everything you need for breakfast .. And there was a bottle of... More

stayed in the 2 bedroom. the breakfast is sausage, eggs, frozen coffee cake, enlish muffins and jars of jam that have been opened and used by other guests, who knows when, or if any double dipping has happened. The soap dispensers are refilled with anitbacterial kitchen type stuff. The bathroom soap is cashmere bouquet (10/$1.00) at dollar general. there is... More

The Middleton Family B&B is unlike any other property in Charleston. The Middletons occupy the main house, constructed by an ancestor, while guests can rent the one-bedroom or two-bedroom guest houses in the rear courtyard. My wife and I stayed in the quaint one-bedroom cottage thought to have been built around 1750! It is very "old Charleston" and was perfect... More