ZERO GEORGE HOTEL, Charleston

Zero George Hotel - A restored 1804 boutique property with award-winning dining, cooking school, and private courtyard gardens

Located in Charleston's historic Ansonborough neighborhood, this 16-room Charleston hotel occupies three restored residences and two brick carriage houses from 1804. The property features period millwork, heart pine floors, and custom-designed furnishings throughout its accommodations. Each suite includes a living parlor, study area, king bedroom, and kitchenette with Nespresso machine and mini-refrigerator. The Restaurant + Bar serves multi-course tasting menus, while The Caviar Bar offers Regiis Ova caviar with house-baked brioche and champagne pairings. A European breakfast featuring house-made granola and local baked goods is served daily from 7-11 AM. The Zero George Cooking School, recognized by Food + Wine magazine, provides intimate classes led by Executive Chef Petrillo. Guest amenities include complimentary bicycles, a fitness center with Peloton bikes, and dedicated parking. The property sits two blocks from Charleston harbor, with easy walking access to King Street and Waterfront Park.

Pros

Located in a collection of authentic 1804 Federal-style buildings with preserved architectural details

Award-winning cooking school offers hands-on culinary experiences with professional chefs

Private garden courtyard with oyster shell paths and French fountain

Exclusive 8-seat caviar bar featuring premium Regiis Ova selections and wine pairings

Cons

No elevators available due to historic building restrictions

Outdoor verandas are shared between rooms rather than private