THE JOHN RUTLEDGE HOUSE INN

WHO WAS JOHN RUTLEDGE?

John Rutledge was a native South Carolinian who took the prominent stage in local and national politics.

In South Carolina, he served as president from 1776 until 1778 when he resigned due to his refusal to approve changes in the state constitution.

Rutledge's Charleston residence is a beautiful three-story Federal-style single house and is a fine example of American colonial architecture.

THE JOHN RUTLEDGE HOUSE

Today, the inn is listed among the top 25 historic hotels of America and features 19 guest rooms, each with its own private bath. 

THE INN TODAY

Guests are treated to complimentary afternoon tea with treats and sweet tea and lemonade.

Guests can enjoy breakfast in their room, in the ballroom, or in the courtyard.

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