back from our wonderful trip to Charleston! we stayed at the
Ansonborough Inn, located in historic downtown Charleston. like i said before, Charleston is well-known for it's southern charm and gorgeous historic buildings, and the Ansonborough Inn is no different. it was a warehouse in the early 1900s and converted into a hotel in 1999. we loved it, and will be back for our next Charleston visit.
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| old wooden beams and natural sunlight everywhere |
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| waiting room |
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| interesting antiques like this owl lamp |
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| lots of dark furnishings and oil paintings |
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| an early 1900s-era bar |
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| fancy chandeliers and a lemonade/ sweet tea station! |
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| i enjoyed this wall of "dog" portraits |
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| doggie oil paintings |
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| our lovely room. *love* the painted exposed brick |
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| the comfiest bed ever and two Andes mints |
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| a high-ceiling and chandelier reminds matt of a pirate ship he says |
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| the little details like this ornate fish mirror |
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| getting dressed for a walk downtown |
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