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The Dewberry Charleston

A luxury escape in the heart of downtown Charleston, The Dewberry borders historic Marion Square and is just steps from the shopping and dining on King Street, Museum Mile and The Gaillard Center. With world-class service and unparalleled views, The Dewberry occupies the former L. Mendel Rivers (circa 1964) federal building and pays homage to Charleston’s mid-century architectural splendor. The rooms at the Dewberry are an expression of Southern Modernism – the combination of the tried and true materials of the South, with the sensibility of the modern building that is The Dewberry. The building, as an icon in the city with prominent views all around, features a series of luxurious thoughtful room types. Armoires, instead of closets, include hand-painted wallpaper by local artist Becca Barnet, and are crafted by Stickley out of mahogany and linen. Desks, in-room seasonally curated bars, and custom mahogany wall units evoke a sense of timeless luxury. Side chairs in plush leather and tables of marble and brass are situated throughout the rooms. Large marble-clad bathrooms feature cypress cabinetry and freestanding tubs. Staying in a room at The Dewberry means experiencing a sense of place that is modern and distinctly Charleston.