Charleston Hotels - United States, US

Renaissance Charleston Hotel
 

Located in the heart of the historic district, the Renaissance Charleston Hotel Historic District has it all. Whether traveling for business, leisure, or hosting a meeting, the hotel focuses on whatever it takes to make each visit a success. Their very own Brasserie Des Amis French restaurant boasts the culinary talents of Chef Charles Moore. Each room is beautifully appointed with granite vanities and bonnet beds, featuring down blankets and pillows with warmly hued comforters and dust ruffles. Other features include in-room coffee, iron/ironing board, voicemail, work desk, remote control television, 2- line phones with data ports, high speed Internet, Sony Playstations and wireless keyboard Internet access. Partake of their unique hotel experience and then venture outdoors and become immersed in the fabled heritage of Charleston and be charmed by the prestigious ambience of the city by the sea.

Fulton Lane Inn
 

The Fulton Lane Inn of Charleston, S.C., is just off King Street's antiques district, twelve miles from the Charleston International Airport and the city's beaches. The inn is within short walking distance of Charleston's historic homes, gardens and churches and from the City Market area. Property amenities include a whirlpool and meeting and banquet facilities. The inn offers daily breakfasts and a concierge is available to direct guests to the elegant boutiques, fine restaurants and antique shops just steps from the Fulton Lane Inn. Fulton Lane Inn's guestrooms are individually decorated reminiscent of southern vacation homes, with Caribbean accents. Hypo-allergenic bedding is offered in guestrooms and Internet access is also available. Select guestrooms feature oversized whirlpool baths, canopied beds draped with hand strung netting, cathedral ceilings, and fireplaces.

Kings Courtyard Inn
 

Built in 1854, Kings Courtyard Inn is one of the most historic Charleston Bed and Breakfast Inns. Architect Francis D. Lee designed the three-story antebellum structure in the Greek revival style with unusual Egyptian detail. The building is one of King Street's largest and oldest structures, and has had many uses in the 150 year existence - high quality shops, private residences, and at one time, the upper floors were used as an Inn catering to plantation owners, shipping interests and merchant guests. The Inn maintains the residential atmosphere of lower King Street, and extreme care has been taken to ensure the necessary architectural and historic accuracy for which Charleston is famous. Each of the guest rooms has a distinct, individual character. All rooms feature oversized beds, some with canopied beds and fireplaces, and many have an excellent view of one of the inner courtyards. In addition, some have living rooms with original architectural features. Comfort and service are of primary importance. All guests of the Inn will receive complimentary wine or sherry on arrival and a morning newspaper delivered to the room. They also receive a continental breakfast served each morning in their room, the courtyards, or in the breakfast room. The Inn is within easy walking distance of Charleston's historic homes, gardens, and churches, the Shops of Charleston Place, and only a block away from the City Market area. Here, one may explore one interesting shop after another, barter for the unusual in the open market, or enjoy a delicious meal at one of the area's delightful restaurants. Guests will note that old-fashioned Southern charm is augmented at this hotel by the very modern amenity of wireless Internet access.

John Rutledge House Inn
 

The John Rutledge House InnŽ offers nineteen guest rooms within a complex of three buildings. One may choose between the elegance of rooms and spacious suites in the original grand residence or the charm and seclusion of rooms in the Inn's two carriage houses. Antiques and historically accurate reproductions give each room its own warmth and distinction, complemented by the finest in modern amenities, conveniences, and personalized service. Guests may leave cars parked on-site for their entire stay because the best of this beautiful port city is just beyond the doors of the John Rutledge House InnŽ. The gracious antebellum residential area "South of Broad" begins directly opposite the Inn. John Rutledge, one of the fifty-five signers of the U.S. Constitution, built his home in 1763. Now exquisitely restored, it is one of only fifteen homes belonging to those signers to survive - and the only one to now accommodate overnight guests. A stay in this elegant antebellum home offers the opportunity to experience history as well as the warm hospitality for which the South is justly famous. The city's finest restaurants, theatres, shops, Charleston Place, and the Market are all within a few minutes walk. Guests will note that old-fashioned Southern charm and distinctive U.S. history are augmented at this hotel by the very modern amenity of wireless Internet access.

Elliott House Inn
 

With its historical roots buried deeply in southern charm, the Elliot House Inn in Charleston, S.C., is an ideal bed-n-breakfast designed for a never-to-be- forgotten amorous getaway. The inn is a remarkably preserved architectural gem, originally built as a private residence in 1861, and is conveniently close to King Street shopping and Battery Park. Guests wishing to immerse themselves in the true Old South way of life can enjoy a tour of exquisite antebellum homes, view the city of Charleston in a horse drawn carriage ride around the city or soak in the vitality of the sea on a harbor cruise. With attention to every detail and fresh flowers in every guestroom, Elliot House Inn embraces guests with the charm and comfortable atmosphere of a quaint country home. Guests are pampered from morning when the proprietors of the inn deliver a complimentary Continental breakfast on a silver service, to bedtime when delicious chocolate is an integral part of turn down service. A complimentary wine and cheese reception is held each evening in the beautifully manicured courtyard. For the ultimate relaxation experience, guests are invited to enjoy the hot tub surrounded by fragrant wisteria and other semi-tropical flowers. A variety of area restaurants provide guests with several dining options. The centerpiece of the 24 guestrooms of Elliot House Inn are the magnificent beds. Each individually decorated guestroom features a choice of king or queen canopy bed. Guestrooms are decorated in opulent antique reproduction furnishings with elegant Oriental area rugs and feature a balcony or patio.

Days Inn Historic District
 

Located across from the city market in the heart of the historic district, Days Inn Historic District offers complimentary parking, outdoor pool and restaurant on-site. Gracing the very "Heart of the Charleston Historic District", the Days Inn Historic District is an excellent starting point for exploring the many sites and attractions for which Charleston is famous. Several historic and scenic tours originate from the hotel. Charleston Strolls, Charleston's original and best known historic walking tour, departs from the hotel lobby each morning. Newly renovated, the Days Inn exudes all the warmth and charm of the past while offering all the amenities you expect. The professionally decorated guest rooms include in-room coffee makers, irons and boards, hair dryers, clock radios, micro fridges and data-port phones with voicemail. Diana's, one of Charleston's best restaurants, is located on site. The hotel is one of only three which offer free parking. Located within a few blocks of most attractions, unique shopping and over 40 restaurants and entertainment facilities, guests literally park and never move their cars.