A Treat For Visitors, A Tradition For Locals
A dockside hideaway where oyster roasts and beer koozies reign supreme, the Shem Creek Inn radiates coastal South Carolina’s laid-back vibe. Located in Mount Pleasant just minutes from downtown, Shem Creek is Charleston’s backyard paradise; casual, low-key, good-natured. From paddle boarding to ice-cold buckets of beer, fried seafood to dolphin sightings along the dock, the Shem Creek Inn is a local secret that we can’t wait to share.
Choose one of 51 guest rooms and suites (all with private balconies) or opt for the ultimate escape aboard our own luxe 55' private yacht, conveniently moored just steps from the action. (This beauty is also available for day trips with your own captain!)
Book direct benefits
- Room upgrades*
* When available
Why stay with us?
Your Agenda Is No Agenda
Ready to come as you are and feel immediately at home? Shem Creek Inn is a true hub of coastal Carolina life, offering a chance to experience Charleston the way the locals do.
Charleston Is So Close
Shem Creek Inn is located across the harbor from downtown Charleston, just minutes from Sullivan’s Island, Fort Sumter National Monument and the Charleston City Market.
You Love A Fresh Catch
Kick start your day with our complimentary continental breakfast, then hit the Shem Creek Boardwalk for fresh seafood at favorites like Red’s Ice House, Water’s Edge and Vickery’s. There may even be an oyster roast happening while you're here!
Front Row On The Waterfront
When you stay at Shem Creek Inn, you can be on the water in minutes. From paddle-boarding to kayaking along the creek, our dockside address offers unmatched access to on-the-water thrills.
We Take Pride In This Place
Once the epicenter of Charleston’s shrimp-boating industry, Shem Creek is still a working river shared by pelicans, partiers and paddle boarders.
Creek Sightings
Around the creek
Make Shem Creek Inn your home base for exploring Charleston and the surrounding area. From wildlife to nightlife, there’s something to satisfy everyone.
