Deluxe King Utterly unique in design, each of the Deluxe King suites are decorated in fresh, relaxing colors and light-colored woods and feature two-person whirlpool tubs, canopied beds and fireplaces (in select rooms).

Two Room Suites These gorgeous suites offer a bedroom with a canopied king-size bed and a TV, a separate living room with a TV and queen-sized sofa bed, and a bathroom with a two-person whirlpool tub. Suites also feature a fireplace.

Cathedral Suite Built for a romantic retreat, the Cathedral Suites feature vaulted ceilings, large windows with King Street views, a bedroom and sitting area, and a bathroom, highlighted by a two-person whirlpool tub with shutters that open into the bedroom.

Standard Guestroom Settle in for a truly relaxing stay in one of the spacious standard rooms. These rooms are stylishly appointed in the airy colors and refreshing furnishings that you might find in a seaside Charleston home.

Deluxe King Suite Utterly unique in design, each of the Deluxe King suites are decorated in fresh, relaxing colors and light-colored woods and feature two-person whirlpool tubs, canopied beds and fireplaces (in select rooms).

Complimentary Breakfast While the Fulton Lane Inn does not have its own restaurant, guests can enjoy sherry, wine, and cheese served every evening. Guests will also receive a complimentary breakfast every morning delivered to the guestrooms.

Circa 1886 Restaurant Image of Circa 1886 Restaurant, the restaurant at the Wentworth Mansion, which is a sister property of the Fulton Lane Inn. The Inn does not have a full service restaurant, but guests can find delicious meals at this nearby restaurant.

Complimentary Breakfast While the Fulton Lane Inn does not have its own restaurant, guests can enjoy sherry, wine, and cheese served every evening. Guests will also receive a complimentary breakfast every morning delivered to the guestrooms.

Hotel Exterior Wander through Charleston’s historic district, which contains an unparalleled collection of 18th and 19th-century architecture, including many distinctive Charleston "single houses". This type of home was built to fit in long narrow lots and is identified by it's long rectangular footprint. These houses are built in a variety of styles but have similar interior floor plans with features like a front door on the long side of the house that opens to a central hallway that includes a staircase.

Seating Area In 1889, the first structure that would eventually become the Fulton Lane Inn debuted as the home for the local YMCA in Charleston. Designed with red brick and sandstone, the building had a wealth of cutting-edge facilities like an indoor swimming pool and temporary residences that the YMCA’s members could rent.

Hotel Exterior Discover the world-class hospitality at the Fulton Lane Inn, which operates under the stewardship of Charming Inns. Charming Inns has had three other historic hotels inducted into Historic Hotels of America: John Rutledge House Inn© (1763), Kings Courtyard Inn (1853), and Wentworth Mansion© (1886). The Widman family, owners of Charming Inns, was named the recipient of the 2021 Historic Hotels of America Legendary Family Historic Hoteliers Award.

Hotel Exterior Discover the history of the Fulton Lane Inn, which consists of two historic buildings on Charleston's historic Fulton Lane. The first structure debuted during the height of the Gilded Age in 1889, when laborers crafted it to serve as the local YMCA. Designed with red brick and sandstone, the building had a wealth of cutting-edge facilities. The second was originally built as a tailor shop by local businessman John Rugheimer in 1912.

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