The lobby and a four-story atrium in the center of the building serve as the social centers for the continental breakfast and the wine and cheese complimentary serving from 5 to 6 nightly. In the evening freshly baked cookies and milk add a homey touch. From the atrium, a fourth floor open-air terrace, to gaze at the Charleston skyline and enjoy a drink or smoke. There are only six smoking rooms. A typical room, with warm wood and wall tones, includes an armoire built locally by Charleston Woodworks with a full length mirror, a television, clothing drawers and glasses with ice bucket.
Many beds are four-poster wormwood with matalesse bedding.
Walls sport original paintings of Charleston and some ceilings are up to 14 feet high. Black out curtains favor late sleepers. Turn down service comes with chocolates. Only conditioning shampoo is available. A bathroom card that says call the front desk if you forgot your toothbrush, razor, comb, etc.