The HarbourView Inn is in the center of Charleston's historic district and overlooks the beautiful Charleston harbor. This waterfront address makes for an ideal location to place you in the midst of great shopping, magnificent water views, dining in the best restaurants, and discovering new facts through the many tours that are offered. Enjoy the ambiance of downtown Charleston while shopping around the famous market, or by taking a stroll out onto the pier. We are sure that The HarbourView Inn will provide you with everything you need during your stay with us in Charleston, South Carolina.

Things to do in Charleston, South Carolina
The HarbourView Inn overlooks Charleston Harbour in the heart of the city’s world-famous Historic District.

Waterfront Park
Located just steps away from The HarbourView Inn, this eight-acre Waterfront Park provides breathtaking views of Charleston Harbour. Splash in the famous fountains,  relax on a swing on the pier and enjoy the shade of intimate garden "rooms” in this public park.

The Battery and its Historic Homes
The most iconic images of Charleston come from the South of Broad neighborhoods. See the multi-colored house of Rainbow Row, stroll past centuries-old architecture and admire beautiful Charleston gardens. White Point Gardens, or The Battery, as it's locally known, features a bandstand, several memorial monuments, and artillery from the Civil War.

King Street Shopping and Antique District
Charleston’s famous King Street shopping district is a mecca for fashion lovers and antique collectors alike. South of Market browse centuries of American, European and world antiques from multiple dealers.  Shop Charleston’s celebrated fashion boutiques from Calhoun Street to Market Street. Venture north of Calhoun Street to the hip and up-and-coming Upper King district for shopping, galleries and night life.

Explore Historic Downtown Charleston
A casual stroll through Charleston reveals centuries of well-preserved architecture. Admire iconic Charleston single-style houses and visit notable locations such as Calhoun Mansion, Edmondston-Alston House, Nathaniel Russell House, and the Aiken-Rhett House.

The Old City Market
Recently renovated, the Charleston City Market is a symbol of Charleston. See artisans weave Charleston’s famous Sweetgrass baskets and wander past over 100 vendors selling artisanal items, art, delectable treats, quilts and many other treasures that are unique to this area.