This was a great alternative to the many overpriced hotels in the historic district of charleston. It is just a block or two from the market and an easy walk from the battery and basically all of Charleston. We got a great deal, and parking which is a premium in charleston was free, even when the hotels own lot was full, they reimbursed us for ...

It was a great evening! I checked in and immedietly parked my car - a BIG deal in Charleston as there is virtually no free parking. This is located in the heart of Downtown. One block from King Street Shopping and one block from the Old Market. It was surrounded by great places and restruants and almost all of the places to see and do were ...

We really enjoyed our visit to Charleston over the Easter week-end, but I managed to leave my camera there,room, restaurant or carraige ride...I do not know???? Can the management help? Larylori@comcast.net

This hotel owes its success to a location with walking distance of all downtown Charleston sites and its no charge for parking policy. Yahoo says $89/night, but I've never seen a rate that low. For $170/night we got a room that was fairly unpleasant; one drawer of the bureau had been burned(!?), the shower grout was mildewed, the desk chair ...

For approx. $166/night we got a room that you could probably find in any one red light town in the US for $39.99.

There were various strands of previous visitor's hair to be found in the tub, on the bathroom floor, on the back of the toilet and in the sink.

The bath tub did not drain, and there was no stopper - Ick!

The first day we ...

The staff was rude from the time I arrived at this hotel. I was initially informed my room was not ready, even though I arrived an hour and a half after the dedicated check in time. The clerk then refused to issue two parking passes for our vehicles, insisting that someone needed to park in a parking garage. The manager was no help either. I ...