Charleston South Carolina Hotels & Inns
Charleston Hotel Accommodations
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Whether your trip to historic Charleston, SC is for business, a romantic getaway, challenging golf, or a fun filled family vacation; charlestonhotelguide.com is the perfect resource for finding hotel accommodations in the entire Charleston area. Offering a choice of historic Charleston hotels and inns, family friendly inns, water and oceanfront inns and hotels, you are sure to find accommodations to suit any plan or budget. For true southern hospitality and quality lodging, book your hotel reservations online at one of our fine hotels or inns today. Our friendly associates will help make your next trip to historic Charleston, SC an unforgettable memory. |
Charleston, SC is America's most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure, with a rich, 300-year history. Since its founding in 1670, Charleston has played an important and often pivotal role in the course of American history. The city's past is a testament to the spirit and tenacity of its citizens. Throughout history, Charleston has been the scene of numerous historic "firsts". The initial shot of the Civil War was fired on Union troops stationed at Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. The first regularly scheduled passenger train service in America was established in 1830. Furthermore, America's first golf course, Charleston Green, and the first golf club, The South Carolina Golf Club were established in 1768. History is literally around every corner in Charleston, SC.
For fifteen consecutive years, Charleston has been named by Conde Nast and Travel and Leisure magazines as one of the top ten destinations in the United States and by Miss Marjabelle Young Stewart as the "most mannerly" city in America.
Historic Charleston, SC Attractions
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Historic Charleston is
equally acclaimed for its contributions to the arts and humanities and
is often viewed as a "living museum". With historic centerpieces
such as St. Phillip’s Church, St. Michael’s Cathedral, Angel
Oak, the historic Nathaniel Russell House, Aiken-Rhett House, and Edmondston-Alston
House, one can literally take a walk through America’s past. A
celebrated way to see all of Charleston’s attractions is to take
a Charleston Carriage Tour, a Charleston Ghost Walk, or even an historic
Charleston walking tour. Most of these unique activities will take you
by the Dock Street Theatre, Gibbes Museum of Art, Charleston Museum,
the famous Charleston City Market, and South Carolina Aquarium. |
Charleston, South Carolina is also home to many of the country’s finest plantations. A Charleston visitor will find Magnolia Plantation, Boone Hall, Drayton Hall, and Middleton Place all within a short drive from the Charleston Historic District. Charleston is also known for exceptional shopping. A Charleston trip would have to include a visit to the King Street Shopping District, Charleston’s Antique Shopping Mall, and of course a stroll through the open air Charleston City Market. After a day of shopping in Charleston, you might as well settle in for a sporting event. Charleston is home to the Charleston Riverdogs minor league baseball team and the Charleston Battery professional soccer team. ESPN also hosts have created a college basketball tournament to be held each fall named the Charleston Classic.
As a city famous for its events, Charleston certainly doesn’t disappoint. With annual happenings such as the Cooper River Bridge Run, Charleston Food and Wine Festival, Southeastern Wildlife Festival, Charleston Festival of Houses and Gardens, and the Family Circle Cup, one will always find an event to attend. Charleston also hosts one of the country’s leading performing art events - Spoleto Festival USA - which brings international artists and performers to the City for 17 days every summer.
Downtown Charleston Historic District Hotels
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Legendary "Old South" ambiance awaits you as you cross the scenic Ashley River Bridge into the West Ashley area of Historic Charleston. West Ashley is home to the Charlestown Landing State Historic Site. This multi-faceted state park is the site where the original city was founded in 1670. Located on Ashley River Road, Hwy 61, you'll find historic Drayton Hall Plantation, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens and Middleton Place Gardens. Just a short ten-minute drive to Charleston's famous historic district, West Ashley offers easy access to all of Charleston's most famous attractions. |
North Charleston Hotels
Located just five miles from historic downtown Charleston, via I-26, North Charleston is the third largest city in South Carolina. Home of the Charleston Area Convention Center Complex and the North Charleston Performing Arts Center, North Charleston offers an array of sporting events, concerts, Broadway plays and other creative entertainment. One of North Charleston’s most treasured attractions is the CSS Hunley Museum. As the submarine of the Confederate States of America, the Hunley was the first submarine to sink a warship – in Charleston Harbor - but was lost in the process.
Mount Pleasant, SC Hotels
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Located just across the Cooper River Bridge from historic downtown Charleston is the lovely and historic town of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, founded in 1670. Mount Pleasant's largest attraction is Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum. One of the world's largest maritime museums, it is home to the aircraft carrier Yorktown, World War II's famous "Fighting Lady". Other attractions include the WWII destroyer Laffey, submarine Clamagore and Coast Guard cutter Ingrham. In addition to a re-creation of a Vietnam era naval support base, Patriots Point also proudly serves as home of the National Congressional Medal of Honor Museum. |
Just two miles away, in the original heart of Mount Pleasant is the Old Village. This National Register district abounds with beautiful homes from the colonial and antebellum periods. The Old Village offers a beautiful public park, an expanded area for crabbing and fishing and a panoramic view of the harbor. Just off the Old Village is the lively section of Shem Creek. This area, filled with restaurants and taverns, is also home to the Shrimping Fleet.
Isle of Palms Hotels
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Just a short 20 minute drive from Historic downtown Charleston, is the serene Isle of Palms. The Isle of Palms offers every activity imaginable. Whether you are the adventurous type, or prefer to relax under the warm South Carolina sun, you are sure to find your own special fun. If the surf is your passion, you will love the Isle of Palms beaches! Great surfing, swimming, windsurfing, surfcasting and off shore fishing are yours for the taking. Situated on the north end of the island is Wild Dunes Resort – home to one of Golf Digest’s Top 100 golf courses, and Tennis Magazine’s Top 10 Tennis Resorts. The Isle of Palms offers the seclusion and charm of a sea island with the comforts and amenities of a great beach vacation. |
Visitors to the Isle of Palms also enjoy the historic charm of neighboring Sullivan's Island. Located on Sullivan's Island, visitors find Fort Moultrie, originally built during the Revolutionary War. Edgar Allen Poe wrote his famous story "The Gold Bug" while stationed here. Sullivan's Island is also the burial site for Seminole Indian Chief Osceola. Other historic sites on Sullivan's Island include the Sullivan's Island lighthouse, Fort Moultrie, and numerous shore batteries that provided defense until the end of World War II.
Whether your visit is for business, pleasure, a romantic getaway or fun family retreat, you are sure to find historic Charleston and the surrounding areas a destination unlike any other. The only thing you won't find is a shortage of interesting things to see, do and enjoy!
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Charleston Historic
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Historic Downtown
Charleston |
· Free high speed internet
· Complimentary continental breakfast
· Afternoon freshly baked cookies |
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Historic Downtown
Charleston |
· AAA 4-Diamond Inn
· Overlooks historic market
· Amenities and ambiance to enchant |
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Historic Downtown
Charleston |
· AAA 4-Diamond Inn
· Historic waterfront location
· Unparalleled service and amenities |
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Historic Downtown Charleston |
· Complimentary parking
· Outdoor Pool
· Free Wireless Internet Access |
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Historic Downtown Charleston |
· Rooftop Terrace Overlooking Charleston
· Fully-Equipped Kitchens & Large Living Areas
· Full-Service Gym Workout Facilities
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Historic Downtown Charleston |
· Full kitchens with stainless steel appliances
· Granite surfaces in kitchens and bathrooms
· Spacious living rooms
· Flat panel satellite televisions
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Greater Charleston Hotels
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Greater
Charleston |
· 4 miles from historic district
· Complimentary continental breakfast
· Business and fitness center |
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Greater
Charleston |
· 5 miles from historic district
· Complimentary continental breakfast
· Business and fitness center |
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Greater
Charleston |
· Newly renovated
· Next to Tanger Outlet Mall
· 7 miles from the historic district |
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Greater
Charleston |
· Waterfront location in Mt. Pleasant
· All rooms with private balconies
· High speed internet access |
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Greater
Charleston |
· 4 Miles from the Historic District
· On-site Business Center
· Complimentary Continental Breakfast |
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Greater
Charleston |
· 3 Miles from the Historic District
· On-site Business Center
· Complimentary continental breakfast |
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