Caroline's Bed and Breakfast
Caroline's Bed and Breakfast
Caroline's Bed and Breakfast
Caroline's has a warm, inviting feel and elegant charm making it a perfect getaway in the Lowcountry. Caroline's is nestled among azaleas and the Pines of Summerville, SC. Located in the historic neighborhood, walking distance to Azalea Park, home of the Annual Flowertown Festival and restaurants, pubs and shops. Guest can enjoy the sun, sand and surf of one of the areas many beaches in and around 30 minutes or less. The airport is only 14 miles away and 22 miles to Charleston. Caroline's has a beautiful large porch for relaxing, elevator to accommodate guests with special needs using steps or use a walker, plenty of off street parking, RV parking and all the amenities you would expect in your own home.
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