An 1843 Charleston carriage house where Room 10's apparition and Room 3's unexplained presence are consistently reported by guests.
20 S Battery St, Charleston, SC 29401 — shown as a general area.
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Claim this venueNo card required · reply within two business daysThis 1843 carriage house behind the antebellum Dudley Mansion sits on Charleston's Battery, one of the oldest and most fortified areas of the city. Guests in Room 10 report a male apparition in period clothing who sits at the foot of the bed, and Room 3 is associated with a headless torso apparition that has resisted every attempted explanation. The inn is a fixture on Charleston ghost tour itineraries and openly embraces its reputation as one of the South's most active small hotels.
These are reported experiences and local accounts, not independently verified events.
Guests most frequently report a male apparition in Room 10, along with sightings of a headless figure in Room 3, unexplained footsteps and objects moving on their own.
Built in 1843 as the carriage house for the Dudley Mansion, the property stands in Charleston's historic Battery district. It later became a boutique inn and is now one of the city's best-known stops on ghost tour itineraries.
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