Hamilton-Turner Inn

At Hamilton-Turner Inn, hospitality isn't just gracious - it's also gorgeous. This elegant mansion was built in 1873 for jeweler Samuel P. Hamilton and more recently belonged to "Mandy" from John Berendt's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." It is one of the finest examples of the Second French Empire styles of architecture in the U.S. and offers 17 stunning guestrooms with features like claw foot tubs and fireplaces.

This elegant mansion was built in 1873 for jeweler Samuel P. Hamilton and more recently belonged to "Mandy" from John Berendt's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." It is one of the finest examples of the Second French Empire styles of architecture in the U.S. and offers 17 stunning guestrooms with features like claw foot tubs and fireplaces.

This elegant mansion was built in 1873 for jeweler Samuel P. Hamilton and more recently belonged to "Mandy" from John Berendt's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil." It is one of the finest examples of the Second French Empire styles of architecture in the U.S. and offers 17 stunning guestrooms with features like claw foot tubs and fireplaces.

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