This is an amazing place to stay, right in the heart of historic Charleston, in the old exterior kitchen to the Edmondston-Alston House, right across the street from the battery. The rooms are tastefully decorated with antiques and well appointed, the AC worked well despite the heat outside (we were there in July), and the downstairs sitting room provides a great place to "eat in" or watch movies. The only possible inconvenience is that this southernmost tip of historic Charleston is bereft of cafes and restaurants, with most being a half-mile walk north. If you aren't up for this -- as some of us were not in the July heat -- Julie provides delicious homemade breakfasts -- ours consisted of ample quiches, muffins, and fruit -- and pedicabs are an inexpensive alternative to walking.Julie was an amazing host, we had a great time. One of our favorite memories was walking south on the battery at sunset to White Point Garden and discovering the live oaks there full of night herons and their chicks. And the tour of the Edmondston-Alston House was a great bonus. We would absolutely stay here again on a future trip to Charleston.

Wonderful historic location near to great restaurants — perfect for visit.

Perfect spot to enjoy Charleston! Close to restaurants, shopping, the water. Opportunity to enjoy a historic home, up close and personal. Julie is a fabulous hostess and her baked treats were a wonderful surprise.

Julie met us upon check-in ( which is a pleasant change from other places sending incorrect codes for electronic locks). We were in Charleston for a wedding and this location, ease of Uber pickup , access to activities and Julie’s breakfast items helped to make the weekend truly enjoyable. Free admission to the adjacent museum added to the historical charm.