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Located in the heart of historic Charleston, South Carolina, Wentworth Mansion is a 21–room, award- winning, luxury hotel designed in the Second Empire style as an opulent private residence. In keeping with Southern tradition, each morning guests are invited to Circa 1886, the award-winning restaurant housed in the property’s carriage house, for a gourmet breakfast and coffee. Wentworth Mansion is a pristine example of America's Gilded Age, boasting world-class accommodations, highly personalized service, and the unparalleled drama and beauty of one of the last authentic havens of Southern hospitality.
Wentworth Mansion
149 Wentworth Street
Charleston, South Carolina
29401
Nearest Airport: CHS
Very accommodating and great service.
Safari45752272508 - Charleston, South Carolina
You cannot beat the location and the service provided at this Classic high end establishment. The staff are just the best. Our room six was great with a working fireplace had one slight drawback. Six steps up the gigantic bathroom. Our porch was lovely even in the cooler weather. The happy hour and morning coffee service were memorable. The breakfast was perfect. The parking lot was easy and porter staff helpful. The desk staff was personable. We will be back,
rogersober - Clermont, Florida
My favorite experience in a 5-day visit to Charleston? Staying at the Wentworth Mansion. Visiting Charleston means tours that allow you to *observe* history--but staying at the Wentworth invites you to **step into** history. We stayed at 3 hotels across a 4-night adventure, and after the Wentworth on nt #2, I kept wishing we'd stayed there the whole time. Even though the price point was higher, it exceeded the experience at the other two hotels by such leaps and bounds, it would have been worth it dollar-for-dollar. The spaciousness of the rooms, the abundance of amazing food and drink and the unique, walkable location through some of Charleston's most amazing streets...just spectacular. You're about a mile from Meeting Street, a mile from the Charleston Visitor's center (via a walk through the beautiful College of Charleston campus), and in proximity to jaw-dropping homes and history. The staff was so warm and welcoming. They made us feel like we were relatives who arrived for a visit. And, the breakfast at Circa 1886 was BEYOND amazing. Pastries and coffee available in the drawing room for early risers, and the food and wine at happy hour was divine. You can sit inside or in the beautiful gardens. Every room is unique - we stayed in a Mansion Room, which was huge, had a working gas fireplace, giant windows, and more. This experience is one I (and my traveling companion) will remember for decades to come.
Amy H - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Wonderful ambience, like being in someone’s historic home in the Low Country. Attentive and cordial staff. Inviting hors d’oeuvres and wine in the afternoon. Great restaurant.
polamalu - Knoxville, Tennessee
Wonderful location and a spectacular place. Truly the staff makes you feel like family and wants you to feel like you are at home. The rooms are beautiful, the woodwork amazing and the entire grounds wonderful. The appetizers and wine were delicious, where else even gives you a nightcap? Breakfast in the restaurant was delicious. Free beverages in the room and they even leave homemade chocolates when they turn down the bed in the evening. We don’t want to leave, it was the most amazing place we have ever stayed and we have traveled the world. We will definitely be back, and we look forward to it!
tecjb - Staten Island, New York
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“I want to tell you that my wife and I had a fantastic vacation at the Wentworth Mansion in Charleston, S.C. The mansion was an unbelievable pleasure. The room was exquisite, the view breathtaking. The service could not have been better. The dinner at Circa 1886 was all we could have asked for to celebrate our anniversary. The little extra touches made it an evening we will not forget.”
- R. & B. Schoppmann