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Indigo Inn

4.2 (93 reviews)
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Linda G.

Really good value for the price. Clean, neat, they feed us, and it is kept up. You can tell it is an older place, but it is really nice. Older building so you can see paint is thick. Front desk folk are great. Helpful, knowledgable. So nice. Got hot tea tonight and cucumber lime water in the afternoon. We missed the wine and cheese hour because we were not here at that time. Had a cookie at 8, basically slice and bake but it was warm. Not sure small cookies which is nice. I found this hotel for #117 a night in Feb of 2025. So worth it. Much cheaper than other places. And this is completely centrally located. Nice.

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Rhonda S.

A very lovely place to stay in downtown Charleston. The facility has lots of character and the rooms are cozy. The man checking us in was helpful and friendly. We arrived just before they were finishing their complimentary happy hour (5-6:30pm) which included an impressive selection of canned beers and wine. Plus there was a spread of fancy cheese and crackers. They had a bedtime snack as well of milk, cookies and fruit. Nice touch. The continental breakfast was a great spread with bagels, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, coffee, muffins, pastries, and waffles. The room was very clean, nice modern shower. Deep Steep lotion and hair products, too!! Very nice. There is a tiny fridge and hair dryer in the room. The bed was so tall it made us laugh, who was this bed frame built?? I almost needed to use the footstool which was in the closet haha. The main gripe we had was regarding the horrible pillows. They were overly large, just too much stuffing and we had bad stiff necks the next morning. Also the air conditioner was constantly turning on and off every 30 seconds which made it hard to get a good rest. Other than that a nice place to stay. They have their own private parking lot which is $25 a day to park. The indoor garden/fountain/ sitting area is so peaceful. Wish we had more time to enjoy the property!

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Jordan C.

Stayed here a couple months ago during a quick trip to Charleston and absolutely LOVED it! The Indigo Inn is in a prime location and is right near many attractions, eateries, and shops located in downtown Charleston. The customer service is just above and beyond. All the staff is extremely friendly, accommodating, and just very helpful. The main lobby area is quant, but very clean, with a unique vibe about it. You check in/check out there, but they also serve a continental breakfast, happy hour, and nightly cookie service there each day. The rooms are all centered around a lovely courtyard. I really enjoyed spending time sitting out there during the day and evening. The rooms are the perfect size. They have an "old" feel to them, but not in a bad way. I thought our room was perfect for our stay. It was a nice size and provided for a nice stay! Overall, I would 100% stay here again and would definitely recommend staying here if you want a unique experience while in Charleston!

Susie T.

The Indigo Inn is a really cute and cozy place to stay! We loved the staff's friendly demeanor and the evening cookies were a great treat. The room was comfortably sized and had everything we needed. The only thing I would note is that it can get a little loud if you're staying in one of the rooms facing the courtyard.

Jill M.

LOVE this place. Staff is great & welcoming. There is always someone at the front desk. We were able to bring our bags to store before checking in. This was such a game changer! They serve little snacks throughout the day and always have coffee available. The rooms were clean and this inn is in such a good location! We could walk everywhere.

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oh my gosh, this is disgusting!!!. I went to go to the bathroom and then I see a disgusting little creature on the bathroom floor next to the fridge second of all why is there a fridge in the bathroom? There could be any other place for a fridge to be like by the TV, but no the mini fridge has to be in the bathroom. I was disgusted by the site of flies, mosquitoes, and whatever creature this is look like a baby lizard, and it was pink/tan color. The only reason why I'm giving them two stars is because the customer service was nice and I like the fact that they have cookies and brownies. I do not like the cleanness and seeing creatures in my room. Who knows what else is laying in this place...

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Great location, nice rooms, liked the happy hour and breakfast. You could sit outside in the courtyard and walk to so much!

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Very run down hotel. The rooms feel dirty. The bed was squeaky and uncomfortable. Not a pleasant place to stay.

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Ask the Community - Indigo Inn

Is there a pool?

No, there is no pool

What time is breakfast served?

7-10 am most days

Do you have to pay for parking at the indigo?

As of April 2023 the cost is $20 a night

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The courtyard is adorable and a great place to enjoy the complimentary breakfast and evening wine and cheese.

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My wife and I had never visited Charleston previously and wanted to take advantage of an…read moreopportunity following a business trip to FL. After looking at the listings for a lot ob B&B's, I finally decided to give this one a try. Looking back at my decision, I don't think that I could have done better! While it's tempting to pan the place so that I have a better chance of booking a reservation on a subsequent trip, that wouldn't be right or fair to this top notch inn. Zero Water Street is not your typical B&B. If you are looking for a busy place with an out of this world breakfast, you may want to look somewhere else. If you are looking for a romantic getaway with space, privacy, excellent views, and a decent breakfast in a fantastic destination then look no further! It's hard to decide where to begin. The inn is the third floor of a house built in 1836 that has been in the current family since 1902. You need to walk up two flights of stairs to the rooms (the second flight is a bit narrow). The accommodations consist of a bedroom, living room, large hall, a fully-stocked kitchen, a generous bathroom and an incomparable piazza. The rooms all have 11-12' ceilings. There is an unobstructed view of Charleston harbor with Fort Sumter in the distance from the living room and Piazza. There is also off-street parking for the inn. (We parked the car and didn't need to move it again until we left for home.) Everything you need for breakfast is in the kitchen. For our stay, there was a selection of cereals, a bowl of fresh fruit, juice, milk, water, bagels, English muffins, jams/jellies, a loaf of fresh breakfast bread, fresh fruit cup, yogurt, etc. The way the in is set up, breakfast is at your leisure. You could eat at 4 in the morning or sleep in until noon - no problem. We enjoyed breakfast on the piazza each morning. We didn't even notice that it was raining the second morning until we were half way through eating. While being an excellent place for breakfast, the piazza In addition to a pair of rocking chairs on the piazza, there is a swing and a hammock. And would be an ideal place to enjoy a glass of wine in the evening. My only regret is that I did not book early enough to stay for three consecutive nights. The price was a bit intimidating at $275 a night, but considering that many other inns in the historic district charge that much or more and likely deliver far less, it is really a bargain for the location and amenities.

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Indigo Inn - hotels - Updated July 2026

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