Erected in 1902, Rosemary features twenty-three rooms, of which six are guestrooms, and nine baths. Rosemary Inn beautifully captures the romance and allure of the Gilded Age. Each room is unique in character and décor. The 12-foot paneled ceilings, grand staircase, original light fixtures, pocket doors, and extensive Rosemary Pine paneling imbue each visitor with a sense of grandeur.

Come and experience the gracious accommodations found at the Rosemary Inn. The ample guest rooms boast decorative period fireplaces, original oil paintings and an area for sitting or reading. Enjoy every imaginable comfort including lush feather bed mattress toppers, fine linens, down pillows and comforters as well as cozy robes and upscale bath amenities. Our guest rooms also offer the everyday comforts – high speed wireless internet, Sony iPod docking stations, televisions for DVD use, hair dryers, irons and ironing boards.

A Gentleman’s Quarters

Typically, the oldest male child received this room when he was old enough to care for himself as these quarters provided no servant’s entrance. Located on the second floor overlooking the side veranda and century-old trees, sons Walter and James U. Jr each took a turn living in this room, but it was the youngest son, John Williams who took up residence here for more than 60 years. The room is adorned with fine paintings of hunting dogs and is furnished with a four poster king bed residing atop of an antique needle point rug. A pair of Queen Anne high back chair and a beautiful carved breakfront also reside here, given to Mr. Jackson by the Governor of South Carolina upon the completion of Rosemary. The private bath has a shower/tub combination and a closet for your convenience.

Carolina Suite

This spacious suite was James U. Jackson Jr.’s bedroom. Located on the second floor and boasting a large bay window providing glorious views of both Carolina Avenue fountain and flag of Calhoun Park one can almost envision while peering through the stately white columns the old electric trolley line heading up Georgia Avenue. This grand suite is complete with a King size sleigh bed, French armoire, full swivel mirror and chaise lounge. Nestled in the bay windows a nice sitting area, complete with antique settee and matching chairs is the perfect spot for ensuite breakfast or afternoon tea. The private bath features a shower and lavish bath amenities.

Magnolia Room

Originally Daisy King Jackson’s room this cozy new-world room on the second floor welcomes the morning sunlight through the beautifully paned diamond French windows. One can peer past the immense columns and see the commanding Magnolia tree on the front lawn. This comfortable room is complete with a carved, four poster Queen bed, armoire, Queen Anne reading chair and a game table converts to a table for two. The private bath features a walk-in shower and lavish bath amenities.

Alexander Suite

Originally the bedroom of younger daughter Edith Barrington Jackson, this room became the home to Edith and her husband James Bishop Alexander after their marriage in 1913.  This elegant corner suite on the second floor looks out past the grand columns to the fountain of Calhoun Park and is richly decorated in hues of aqua and gold. This room is complete with a four poster bed adorned with lush silk bedding and draperies beaded with crystal, a hand carved writing desk, armoire and dresser. The large sumptuous bath features a period claw foot tub, double vanity and walk-in shower.

Jackson Suite

The original master bedroom of James and Edith Jackson, this generous suite on the second floor is perfect for sets of travelers or families and boasts a large bay window providing views of the rear grounds and side gardens. This immense suite is complete with two Queen beds, hosting four comfortably, dressed in fine monogrammed linens, two dressers, a desk for writing, a reading area and a table for four. The private bathroom is spacious and provides a tub with shower.

Atelier Suite

Formerly an art studio of Edith Alexander who taught hundreds of school-age and adults for a period of over 40 years, this sumptuous suite on the second floor features a selection of her studio artwork. The suite is perfect for a romantic hideaway as it is tucked away in the back corner of the mansion and opens  to the veranda, which can also be used as a sleeping porch. Sweeping views of the lush rear grounds along with a large private outside area provides a peaceful place to enjoy breakfast or relax at the end of the day. The private bath features a tub and shower combination.