Expect each room to be filled with antiques, lavish laces and rich fabrics. The outside of King's Inn is graced with porches and piazzas. Enjoy breakfast with china and linens in the garden room, overlooking the pool and gardens. Afternoon tea and sherry, plush terry robes, croquet and airport shuttle service add special touches to your stay. The proprietors can refer guests to reputable babysitters.
Smoking is limited to outdoor porches and piazzas.
The home overlooks fields where Carolina long-grain rice flourished in the early 1800s. The inn tariff includes lodging in one of the four gracious rooms, a daily continental breakfast, use of the private pool and cabana, a private beach club at Pawleys Island and on-site tennis courts. Litchfield has two rooms designated for smoking guests. A national historic landmark and the site of current archaeological digs, Mansfield is an authentic antebellum plantation of the Old South, offering bed and breakfast stays and historical tours. Especially for Civil War buffs, the plantation offers the retracing of the footsteps of Dr. Frances S. Parker, a signer of the South Carolina Ordinance of Secession, who planted rice here from 1842 to 1862.