With a riverside swimming pool, horseback riding, bicycle trails for personal bikes, and kayaking available - guests don’t want to roam too far. Once they do, walking trails through America's Oldest Landscaped gardens await next door. Join us as early as 4pm on your check in date and stay as late as 11am the day you check out.
book nowBreakfast is available 7-9 am in the Lake House with a chef-attended buffet offering guests both hot and cold options. Breakfast may be grabbed to go. Picnic tables are available over by The Lodge, where guests can dine riverside. Fine dining at The Middleton Place Restaurant is also available, as well as quick "grab and go" items at Middleton Place Garden Market.
The Middleton Place Restaurant offers visitors traditional Low Country fare. Okra soup, she-crab soup, shrimp and grits, collard greens and Huguenot torte are just a few of the tempting dishes served for lunch daily. In the evening, guests enjoy elegant dining overlooking the Rice Mill Pond and Azalea Hillside while savoring a more formal menu featuring local seafood, organic chicken, and carefully selected cuts of meat, and seasonal vegetables.
The Restaurant is open daily for lunch from 11am - 3pm and for dinner 6 - 9pm. Closed Mondays for dinner.
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General Admission to the Middleton Place National Historic Landmark is included for every guest of The Inn at Middleton Place. Along with admission to the Gardens, one may also choose to enjoy garden overview tours, the Plantation Stableyards and Beyond The Fields tours (all free to guests of The Inn).
In addition to the interesting historical aspects of this destination, the property surrounding The Inn at Middleton Place is endowed with astounding natural beauty and abundant wildlife. An outdoor experience here will quiet the mind and nurture the soul.
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"You can’t help but relax as you pass by all the beautiful oaks. I relax another notch when I get to my room and just soak up the peace and quiet. I can’t wait to experience it again."
Ray H.