Bed & Breakfast Inns

Now in its 12th year of operations, the Inn is a luxurious, beautifully maintained Bed and Breakfast Inn with the aura of a small private boutique hotel. This 182 year old antebellum “Grand Dame” was moved in 1999 to 400-acre historic Craig Farm and completely restored to her former Greek revival grandeur. Recommended by Southern Living Magazine, Kilburnie attracts connoisseurs of sophisticated and relaxed comfort. All the beautifully furnished and commodious guestrooms have Bose Radios, fire-side seating and spacious bright private spa-like baths (two of which with fireplaces) all complete with hydro therapy whirlpools. The Inn has every modern amenity one would expect in an upscale hotel. Kilburnie’s quiet and expansive country setting belies its 30 miles proximity from Charlotte, NC. Kilburnie is known for its friendly European-laced hospitality and its gourmet breakfasts. There are nature trails to explore, gardens with seating benches, and three large piazzas with rocking chairs for quiet solitude or socializing. Guests enjoy tours of both Kilburnie and historic Craig House, the innkeeper’s private residence. The grounds and Palladian Pavilion are an exceptional setting for weddings and special events. Kilburnie is also ideal for groups of up to ten adults, making themselves home in this wonderful and very private estate. The Dutch-American innkeeper, Johannes Tromp, is the former General Manager of Windows on the World restaurant, which before 9/11 was one of New York City’s premier establishments. Kilburnie is inspected and approved by the South Carolina Bed and Breakfast association.

A Robert Mills-inspired plantation mansion in the style of Greek revival and Federal architecture, this house was built by Charles John Shannon between 1828 and 1832. Designed to suit the social life of the time, the expansive drawing rooms and spacious bedrooms were a necessity for accommodating guests who frequently stayed several days while traveling between plantations. Camden House exudes the affluent style and ambiance of the period. Today the house is tastefully decorated and furnished to reflect its era with lovely guest rooms and suites with private baths. Hospitality and preservation are in the style of the English country Manor. Drawing rooms, piazzas, fountains, reflecting pool and swimming in private garden. Situated in Historic downtown Camden, just an easy stroll to antiques, art galleries, archives, shops and restaurants. The house is mentioned in the Library of Congress and many of the original features are preserved. After nearly 200 years, the house remains true to its calling: entertaining honored guests and providing hospitality worthy of its history. Full Southern breakfast.

A completely restored, vintage home with three exquisitely decorated guest rooms, each with a private bath, phone, cable TV, fax, and Wi-Fi available. A full, hot, gourmet breakfast served in the dining room, in bed, or under the pergola in our garden next to the waterfall and fish pool. AAA 3-Diamond Rating; Mobil 3-Star Rating.

Moon River (named for the classic Louis Armstrong song) is a wonderful and beautiful colonial home (c. 1904). It was built in the style of an old southern plantation for the Cross family. The design is that of an African American citizen, Thomas Henry Ayers,  DDS. This type of construction is fondly remembered as “Uncle Tommy’s Mansion”, a description provided by Ms. Vivian Ayers of the historic Brainerd Institute, Chester. The innkeepers have an abiding love for God and an appreciation for African American history and music. Throughout the house are paintings and pictures of notable contributors to this unique American experience. Each of the four bedrooms has its own special theme: the Jazz bedroom, the Gospel bedroom, the Blues bedroom and the Rock ‘n’ Roll bedroom. All are exceptionally spacious with private full baths.

This house was built with inspiration from the old plantation houses, four over four with a long central hall. Guests are free to roam the grounds to see the animals and enjoy the fresh air. Each of our guest rooms has a unique hardwood floor, walk in closet, complimentary wifi access, cable television, its own bathroom and an antique double bed. These rooms share a communal lounge area. Breakfast can be taken in the antique-laden, country kitchen or on the pergola-covered porch that overlooks the pond and the barn. This farm offers a Farm-to-Table breakfast, which will include bacon, eggs and/or sausage, raised here on the farm, as well as toast, grits, and fresh fruit. Also available are jams and jellies canned on the farm. Children are welcome but should be under adult supervision at all times. No pets please. Reservations required. Visa and Master Card accepted.

Stately 1912 William Morris-style home built by local businessman and entrepreneur Marcus W. Doty, located in Winnsboro's historic district. Showplace of fine craftsmanship from the sweeping veranda with detailed ceiling to the elegant molded plaster ceilings in main rooms, extensive oak wainscoting, moldings and staircase, chestnut pocket doors and mahogany inlays. Operated as a bed and breakfast since 1996. Tours available by appointment.

This 1855 Greek revival mansion has 5 guest rooms with private baths (two with whirlpool tubs for 2) and many interesting architectural details. Located on 9 wooded acres, the Inn is only a 5-minute walk to downtown Union. Evening dessert and a full country gourmet breakfast are included in the rates; dinners available most evenings by prior appointment. The Inn was featured in Southern Living 1998 and was chosen by the Atlanta Journal & Constitution in 1999 as one of 10 Great Inns in the Southeast. Miss Fannie's, A Yesteryear Tea Room is on the premises.