Built in 1886 and designed in the Second Empire style as an opulent private residence for wealthy cotton merchant Francis Silas Rodgers, the Wentworth Mansion is now one of the world's finest and most unique inns. Step through its doors, over a century old, into a world of refinement and grace. A pristine example of America's Gilded Age, the mansion boasts intricate woodwork, hand-carved marble fireplaces, ornate plaster ceilings and Tiffany stained glass windows. Each room has been restored and furnished with antiques.
All bedrooms are smoke-free.
Afternoons welcome guests in the Harleston Parlor, the Rodgers Library provides the perfect atmosphere for reading and the sun porch offers an elegant spot for breakfast. The world-class accomodations are without equal.