Ansonborough Inn
An old paper warehouse transformed into an atmospheric hotel (built around 1901), the Ansonborough retains its enormous exposed pinewood beams and cavernous three-story lobby. The extra spacious rooms are comfy, with 25-foot ceilings, attractive furniture, modern granite bathrooms, and flatscreen TVs, with quality artwork liberally spread throughout the premises. The rooftop terrace offers fantastic views of the city and makes a romantic spot for afternoon wine and cheese (the delicious pimento cheese is a specialty). The location is fairly central, but note that the hotel lies next to the cruise terminal, so the area can get busy when ships load and unload.
An old paper warehouse transformed into an atmospheric hotel (built around 1901), the Ansonborough retains its enormous exposed pinewood beams and cavernous three-story lobby. The extra spacious rooms are comfy, with 25-foot ceilings, attractive furniture, modern granite bathrooms, and flatscreen TVs, with quality artwork liberally spread throughout the premises. The rooftop terrace offers fantastic views of the city and makes a romantic spot for afternoon wine and cheese (the delicious pimento cheese is a specialty). The location is fairly central, but note that the hotel lies next to the cruise terminal, so the area can get busy when ships load and unload.
