Indigo Inn

Charleston


This snazzy 40-room inn enjoys a prime location in the middle of the Historic District and has an oasis-like private courtyard, where guests can enjoy free wine and cheese by the fountain. Decor gives a nod to the 18th century and is a tad frilly, but the beds are comfy and renovated bathrooms have been modernized. Pets are $40 per night.


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