Located in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, Parson Inn is a Black-owned boutique inn B&B offering a more personal alternative to the city’s larger hotels. Set within a historic Charleston home, the intimate property features just six individually designed rooms and suites and is operated by husband-and-wife owners Karen and Marcus Parson.
With its convenient location near King Street, restaurants, shopping and many of Charleston’s cultural attractions, Parson Inn makes an inviting home base for travelers exploring the city’s celebrated food scene, architecture, African American history and Gullah Geechee heritage.
Parson Inn is especially appealing for travelers who prefer small, locally owned accommodations over large chain hotels. Its six-room size creates an intimate atmosphere, while its downtown location provides convenient access to many of Charleston’s most popular neighborhoods and attractions.
For travelers interested in Charleston’s rich Black history, the inn also provides a locally owned base for exploring the city’s African American heritage, Gullah Geechee culture, historic sites, museums, restaurants and cultural events—including the annual MOJA Arts Festival.
Parson Inn is Black-owned and independently operated by Karen and Marcus Parson. The husband-and-wife team take a hands-on approach to hospitality and live on the property, distinguishing Parson Inn from many of Charleston’s larger corporate and chain-operated accommodations.
Staying at Parson Inn gives travelers an opportunity to support a Black-owned Charleston hospitality business while experiencing the city from an intimate, locally operated property.