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Comfort Inn & Suites North Charleston - Northwoods
Comfort Inn & Suites North Charleston - Northwoodscleanliness Charleston hotel with free breakfast and convenient airport access for travelers.

Hyatt Place Charleston Airport/Convention Center
Hyatt Place Charleston Airport/Convention Centercleanliness Stay near the airport with a pool, bar, and free breakfast for convenience.

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Charleston Airport & Convention Center
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Charleston Airport & Convention Centercleanliness Modern accommodations near North Charleston Coliseum with complimentary amenities.

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Charleston Riverview
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Charleston Riverviewcleanliness Serene harbor views near downtown, with easy access to Charleston's top sights.

Andrew Pinckney Inn
Andrew Pinckney Inncleanliness Unwind in Charleston's historic district with easy access to the City Market and port.

Harborside at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
Harborside at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marinacleanliness Stay waterfront in Mount Pleasant, with harbor views and sailing right outside.

Tides Folly Beach, Charleston's Oceanfront Hotel
Tides Folly Beach, Charleston's Oceanfront Hotelcleanliness Beachfront oasis with ocean views and multiple dining options for a coastal getaway.

Tru by Hilton Charleston Ashley Phosphate
Tru by Hilton Charleston Ashley Phosphatecleanliness Budget-friendly North Charleston stay with seasonal pool, near key attractions.

The Beach Club at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
The Beach Club at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
Courtyard by Marriott Charleston-North Charleston
Courtyard by Marriott Charleston-North Charleston
Comfort Inn & Suites Charleston Airport Convention Center
Comfort Inn & Suites Charleston Airport Convention Centercleanliness Conveniently near Charleston Airport with an indoor pool for year-round refreshment.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Charleston Airport
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Charleston Airportcleanliness Close to North Charleston Coliseum, this hotel offers a relaxing outdoor pool.

Indigo Inn
Indigo Inn
Town & Country Inn and Suites
Town & Country Inn and Suitescleanliness Convenient hotel near North Charleston Coliseum with Southern dining options.

Hotel Circulo
Hotel Circulo
Hampton Inn Charleston-North
Hampton Inn Charleston-Northcleanliness Quiet North Charleston hotel near shopping and Coliseum with outdoor pool and free breakfast.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Charleston Dwtn - Westedge by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Charleston Dwtn - Westedge by IHG
Tru by Hilton Charleston Airport
Tru by Hilton Charleston Airportcleanliness Convenient stay minutes from Charleston Airport with free breakfast and parking.

The Francis Marion Hotel
The Francis Marion Hotel
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Charleston Downtown
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Charleston Downtowncleanliness Unwind in Charleston's historic downtown with peaceful rooms and nearby attractions.
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Harborside at Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina
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Hyatt Place Charleston Airport/Convention Center
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Tides Folly Beach, Charleston's Oceanfront Hotel
Tides Folly Beach, Charleston's Oceanfront HotelGo beyond your typical stay in Charleston
Top neighborhoods in Charleston

Downtown Charleston
Charleston's historic downtown enchants visitors with cobblestone streets, pastel Georgian townhouses, and antebellum mansions overlooking the harbor. Horse-drawn carriages clip-clop between 18th-century buildings while church spires pierce the sky above tree-lined squares. The Charleston City Market buzzes with vendors selling sweetgrass baskets, and Rainbow Row offers perfect photo ops for architecture lovers. Upscale Lowcountry cuisine dominates the food scene, featuring shrimp and grits in charming historic taverns. Most attractions are within easy walking distance, or hop on the free downtown trolley. Boutique hotels in converted mansions offer Southern hospitality with period furnishings and peaceful courtyards.

French Quarter
Charleston's French Quarter captivates with its pastel-painted historic homes, cobblestone streets, and distinctive architecture. Stroll past Rainbow Row's antebellum mansions, the solemn Old Slave Mart Museum, and St. Philip's Church with its impressive steeple. The Dock Street Theatre and French Huguenot Church anchor this living museum where 18th-century charm meets Southern hospitality. This walkable neighborhood offers upscale Southern cuisine featuring she-crab soup and shrimp and grits in charming restaurants. Stay in converted historic homes that now serve as boutique inns with private courtyards. The quarter's narrow streets limit cars, making exploration on foot the perfect way to soak up the authentic Lowcountry atmosphere.

South of Broad
South of Broad showcases Charleston's most exquisite historic treasures along cobblestone streets that whisper stories from centuries past. Rainbow Row's pastel Georgian houses and grand mansions with intricate wrought-iron gates create a living museum of American history. The Battery's oak-shaded promenade offers stunning harbor views while White Point Garden displays historic cannons beneath Spanish moss-draped trees. This elegant neighborhood features upscale restaurants serving classic Lowcountry cuisine in converted historic mansions. Boutique bed and breakfasts housed in restored 18th-century homes provide luxurious accommodations with period furnishings. Most visitors explore on foot, as the narrow streets create an intimate atmosphere perfect for leisurely strolls.

West Ashley
West Ashley offers a peaceful retreat from Charleston's bustling historic district. The Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site invites you to explore 664 acres of colonial history through archaeological ruins and a replica ship. Outdoor enthusiasts can wander the West Ashley Greenway or admire America's oldest public gardens at Magnolia Plantation. Chain restaurants and local seafood spots provide budget-friendly dining options throughout this suburban neighborhood. Hotels cost significantly less than downtown accommodations, making it ideal for cost-conscious travelers with cars. Shopping centers and wide tree-lined streets give West Ashley its authentic residential charm.

Charleston Historic District
Charleston Historic District dazzles with colorful Rainbow Row townhouses and horse-drawn carriages clip-clopping past grand mansions draped in Spanish moss. The City Market buzzes with local vendors selling sweetgrass baskets while church steeples pierce the skyline. History buffs can explore centuries-old architecture along cobblestone streets lined with massive live oaks. Lowcountry cuisine shines in converted historic buildings where she-crab soup and shrimp and grits rule the menu. Boutique hotels in former mansions offer period furnishings and courtyard gardens. The district is wonderfully walkable with most attractions within a few blocks of each other.
Top landmarks in Charleston
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Ancient church steeples punctuate the skyline of this peninsula city, where history feels delightfully inescapable. Wander cobblestone streets past colorful Rainbow Row homes and through hidden gardens that whisper secrets of centuries past. The City Market buzzes with artisans selling sweetgrass baskets – a craft passed down through generations. Fort Sumter sits stoically in the harbor, marking where the Civil War began. After touring antebellum mansions, sample Lowcountry cuisine featuring fresh-caught seafood and traditional shrimp and grits. The South Carolina Aquarium showcases local marine life, while the Gibbes Museum displays fine Southern art. Come evening, ghost tours reveal the spookier side of America's most hauntingly beautiful historic district.

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