The Historic District

300 Years of Historic Charm

Forward-looking and with 300 years of rich, local history behind it, the meticulously restored The Andrew Pinckney Inn celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2022. Redefining historic charm at the corner of Church and Pinckney Streets, the Inn embodies true Southern hospitality in an authentically Charleston experience.

Local Attractions

Sights to See

Charleston’s Historic District is brimming with iconic attractions that capture the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. Wander through the Charleston City Market, step back in time at the Charleston Museum, or admire timeless masterpieces at the Gibbes Museum of Art. And don’t miss a stroll along Rainbow Row, where pastel-colored homes and cobblestone streets create one of the city’s most picturesque and celebrated scenes.

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Entertainment

The Performing Arts

Charleston’s vibrant entertainment scene offers something for everyone. Enjoy world-class performances at the Gaillard Center, take in a show at the historic Dock Street Theatre, or laugh the night away at Theatre 99, Charleston’s go-to spot for improv comedy. For theater enthusiasts, Queen Street Playhouse offers captivating performances in an intimate setting, while Holy City Magic delivers an unforgettable experience of wonder and delight.

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Food & Beverage

Lowcountry Dining

Charleston’s dining scene is as rich and diverse as its history. Indulge in elevated Southern cuisine at Poogan’s Porch, savor fresh seafood at the iconic Hyman’s, or experience inventive farm-to-table dishes at FIG. For a vibrant atmosphere, Bar167 serves up creative cocktails and small plates, while Church and Union offers bold flavors in a stunning, art-filled space. Whatever your craving, Charleston’s culinary offerings promise to satisfy and delight.

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History Timeline

1858

Originally constructed as a pair of three-and-a-half story tenements at the corners of Church and Pinckney Streets, the buildings’ uses over the years changed along with Charleston itself. The Prohibition era saw a hidden-away speakeasy, while a Confederate artifacts Museum and blacksmith’s shop occupied the location at other points.

History Timeline

1996

New ownership of the buildings brought about a restoration of some of the buildings’ most distinctive architectural features, from the glass-enclosed rooftop Solarium to the original hardwood floors and exposed brick walls. Once the Church Street Building and the Pinckney Building were returned to their original glory, the Inn opened its doors to guests in 1996.

History Timeline

2024

Now in its 25th year, The Andrew Pinckney Inn has long been part of Charleston’s incredible history, and remains at the forefront of the city’s travel destinations. Newly renovated and with the utmost in comfort and amenities, the Inn continues to redefine tradition and set new precedent for incredible stays, unmatched and personalized service, and memorable Charleston, South Carolina experiences.