The elegant Mills House Hotel is the epitome of true southern hospitality. From our many luxurious guest rooms and suites, guests can truly experience all historic Charleston SC has to offer. A reconstruction of the original Mills House Hotel which accepted its first guests on the same site well over 100 years ago, The Mills House offers all the charm of its predecessor, with thoroughly modern amenities. Guests will appreciate the lavish touches throughout this hotel, including high-ceilinged parlors, freshly cut flowers and antique crystal chandeliers. This classic Victorian atmosphere is complemented by state-of-the-art meeting and convention facilities.

The Mills House has been designed for meetings in which quality and service are essential. With almost 5,000 square feet of function space, we can host meetings and banquets for groups of 10 to 350. Adjacent Hibernian Hall offers an additional 6,000 square feet, plus a 600-square-foot stage.

The Planter’s Suite
Located on the hotel’s second floor, this junior ballroom is made up of three adjoining rooms. It has meeting and banquet capacities of 100 and a reception capacity of 120. The Planter’s Suite adjoins the Robert E. Lee Room, named for the room in the original Mills House Hotel which served as field headquarters for the legendary general prior to the Civil War. Adjacent to both The Planters’ Suite and Robert E. Lee Room is the General P.G.T. Beauregard Lounge. This intimately sized reception area can accommodate a group of 30.

The Signer’s Ballroom
Named for the three Carolinians who signed the Declaration of Independence, this room is adorned with antique chandeliers, sconces and period mirrors. Opening to the large Queen Street Gallery, this area is ideal for larger meetings and upscale banquet functions. It can accommodate 350 for a meeting and 250 for a banquet.

Located on the hotel’s second floor, this junior ballroom is made up of three adjoining rooms. It has meeting and banquet capacities of 100 and a reception capacity of 120. The Planter’s Suite adjoins the Robert E. Lee Room, named for the room in the original Mills House Hotel which served as field headquarters for the legendary general prior to the Civil War. Adjacent to both The Planters’ Suite and Robert E. Lee Room is the General P.G.T. Beauregard Lounge. This intimately sized reception area can accommodate a group of 30.
Named for Arthur Middleton, the fourth signer of the Declaration of Independence, this elegantly appointed meeting room has a capacity of 35 and is capable of hosting a banquet or reception for 40.

The "No Excuses" Meetings Guarantee
Through our "No Excuses Meetings Guarantee," The Mills House promises to deliver all of the services and details in your meeting contract. If you’re not satisfied for any reason, we will make an adjustment to your bill. This "No Excuses" Guarantee is our commitment to help you conduct the most efficient and successful meeting possible at our hotel.