An Intimate Portrait of Planters Inn 2014 Look Book | Seite 13

PLANTERS INN CULTURAL CROSSROADS
“It’s said that in the late 18th century, nine of America’s wealthiest men lived in the Charleston area.
This Southern city is no longer one of America’s richest, but it may well be the most seductive…
Check in at an inn with some character… Planters Inn is one of the plusher options, with
graceful, traditionally furnished rooms and a notoriously good 12-layer coconut cake.”
—The Wall Street Journal

“Just across the street from Charleston’s historic market buildings, in a converted 1844 dry-goods

storehouse, Planters Inn feels intimately connected to the past and the present. The 64-room hotel,

with its cozy lobby, shaded courtyard, and beloved restaurant, The Peninsula Grill, has a residential
style and décor that evoke Charleston’s colonial past without overdoing it.” —Departures

“The Peninsula Grill in the Planters Inn, popular for steak and lobsters, is deservedly famous for its
scrumptious coconut cake, said to be a Charleston specialty.” —Vogue