Bleckley Inn

Front Desk Hours are 2PM to 9 PM. Children are welcome at the adult rate. The Bleckley Inn stands on what was once referred to as Granite Row. The original structure was built in 1908 by Sylvester Bleckley and was named the Elizabeth Bleckley Building after his wife. This was Andersons first multi-storied office building with an elevator. J.J. Fretwell, son-in-law of Mr. Bleckley, became his partner. John E. Peoples, another son-in-law of Mr. Bleckley, also contributed to the success of this venture. Mr. Peoples statue can be seen a block away in the cemetery on the grounds of First Baptist Church of Anderson, South Carolina. Unfortunately, one of Andersons most historic fires destroyed the Bleckley Building in 1978. Any original bricks that could be salvaged were utilized in the reconstruction. The Bleckley Inn construction began in 2010. The guest rooms have been named in honor of these three men, Bleckley, Fretwell and Peoples, that were instrumental in the development of downtown Anderson at the turn of the century. Looking for lodging in the heart of downtown Anderson, South Carolina- Well there is only one boutique hotel, The Bleckley Inn. Unlike other hotels, inns, motels, and typical lodging, The Bleckley Inn offers 14 beautiful rooms. This more intimate size hotel provides un-matched customer service in the Anderson, South Carolina area. Located in a historic Anderson building in the center of Anderson and within 20 minutes to Lake Hartwell, there is an endless supply of activities for everyone. This beautifully remodeled inn is sure to please with its 10 foot high ceiling, original heart pine flooring, and impeccably furnished rooms. There is no other inn like this in Anderson, South Carolina.