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★★★★Under renovation

Planters Inn

Charleston, United States

Built 1844 · Last completed renovation 1989

🔒 Closed for renovation — expected reopening 2027 · freshness pending

↻ Brand/operator transition signalled — may reopen under new management

Planters Inn in Charleston is currently under renovation, with reopening expected 2027. Its last completed renovation on record was in 1989. HotelChrono Chrono Score: 0.5/10 (freshness pending).

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  • · Closed for renovation — not currently bookable; current freshness pending reopening
  • · Brand/operator transition signalled — may reopen under new management

Confidence by dimension

Renovation under way: ConfirmedReopening date: EstimatedCompletion verified: Pending

Renovation forecast · estimate

Likely due for renovation now

Past its typical ~8-year renovation cycle. A model estimate, not a sourced fact.

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Location

Satellite view · Charleston, United States

Timeline

  1. 1989

    Hurricane Hugo damage — triggered major post-storm restoration

  2. 2025

    Acquired by Crystal Creek Capital

  3. 2026

    First comprehensive property-wide renovation in decades — completion set January

How this score is computed

Chrono Score v1.1deterministic · reproducible · pure freshness, never mixed with stars
# sourced: last completed renovation in 1989
100 − 3.5 × 37 years = -29 → clamped to 5
= 0.5 / 10 · Tired

Every figure here traces back to the sourced renovation year above — no hidden weighting, no black box. Recompute it yourself. See the full methodology →

What changed in the 1989 renovation

Hurricane Hugo damage — triggered major post-storm restoration
“Hurricane Hugo played a fortuitous role in reaffirming Charleston's widespread commitment to and passion for preservation. What transpired at 112 North Market was a meticulous, multi-million-dollar restoration and renovation that recaptured the building's original joie de vivre.”— source · retrieved 2026-10-01

Scope is quoted verbatim from the cited source — we never guess what a renovation covered.

Facts

Stars

4★

Built

Sourced

1844

Last completed renovation

Estimated

1989

Renovation in progress

announced/started 2026

Ownership & operator

Who runs and owns this hotel, at the company level — from public sources. The decision layer behind every renovation.

Ownership data depth

0/3 · 0%

  • ○ Operating brand
  • ○ Management / operator
  • ○ Ownership

Signal

Brand / operator transition

A rebrand or new operator may be underway — verify current management before contact.

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Sources

Our iron rule: no quote, no data. Every date links back to the exact sentence it came from.

Secondary · renovation_started 2026weight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-10-01view source →

“Planters Inn, a historic hotel in Charleston, is undertaking its first property-wide renovation in decades. Set for completion in January 2027, the multi-phase project encompasses all guestrooms and suites, public spaces, and the Peninsula Grill restaurant.”

Secondary · Rebrand 2025weight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-10-01view source →

“Crystal Creek Capital, a Jackson Hole, WY based private equity real estate investment firm, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Planters Inn, a landmark luxury boutique hotel located in the heart of Charleston, SC's Historic District.”

Secondary · Renovation 1989weight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-10-01view source →

“Hurricane Hugo played a fortuitous role in reaffirming Charleston's widespread commitment to and passion for preservation. What transpired at 112 North Market was a meticulous, multi-million-dollar restoration and renovation that recaptured the building's original joie de vivre.”

Secondary · builtweight 0.70 · retrieved 2026-10-01view source →

“Built in 1844 as a dry goods market, and expanded to its present form in 1997, the hotel now resembles nothing so much as an authentic Southern mansion, with the hospitality to match.”

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Frequently asked

When was Planters Inn built?+

Planters Inn (Charleston, United States) was built in 1844.

How old is Planters Inn?+

Planters Inn is 182 years old — it was built in 1844 and last renovated in 1989. Age measures the building; the Chrono Score measures how fresh it feels today.

Is Planters Inn being renovated?+

Planters Inn is currently under renovation (expected reopening 2027). Until the works are completed and verified, we do not count it as a completed renovation; its last completed renovation was in 1989.

What is the Chrono Score of Planters Inn?+

Its Chrono Score is 0.5/10, but freshness is currently pending — Planters Inn is under renovation, so the score reflects its last completed state rather than the works in progress.

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