Jesse James
Charleston, South Carolina, is known for its southern hospitality and charm, as well as food, art, and architecture. Today we take a look at a beautiful hotel to rest your head while on your next visit to the southern city. The Dewberry Hotel is located in the L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building. This brilliant retreat brilliantly blends Charleston’s southern charm with the structure’s mid-century architecture. This historic landmark was originally built in 1964 in the heart of the city’s Marion Square.
The lime-washed facade is bold and brilliant, standing out against the Colonial and Georgian structures that surround it. The heritage continues throughout the hotel, extending from the brass lobby bar to the vintage-inspired furnishings. The cast iron soaking tubs are exceptional touch, while everywhere you look seems to exemplify a luxurious and opulent aesthetic. The hotel is also a foodie’s fantasy. There is the French brasserie Henrietta’s, while the rooftop lounge offers citrus-infused cocktails and views of the skyline. The hotel is a beautiful example of architectural design, offering a stunning blend of detail with an elevated approach that is nothing short of remarkable.
Take a closer look inside The Dewberry Hotel in the gallery below and plan your stay at the hotel right now. In other travel-related news, check out the Camp Sarika Retreat for a different kind of experience.
Photos via The Dewberry Hotel
