Discover the historical elegance of the Wentworth Mansion. Built in 1886 as a private residence for wealthy cotton merchant, Francis Silas Rodgers, Wentworth Mansion is a testament to America's Gilded Age in historic downtown Charleston.

Discover the Wentworth Mansion's Second Empire-style architecture. This beautiful structure features a historic mansard roof and dormers, cornices, medallions, and carved marble fireplaces. A bas-relief cornice above the hotel's dining room window depicts a cotton plant, which is emblematic of the original proprietor’s business ventures.

Discover the the Tiffany stained-glass windows, intricate woodwork, and custom-crafted crystal chandeliers. Wentworth Mansion also features a brilliant cupola atop its roof, which affords for fantastic views of downtown Charleston.