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Holiday Inn Charleston-Riverview

Voted as the ugliest building in South Carolina, you’ll see why when you look it up. Had to put it on the list because it’s such an odd looking building, but has good reviews, and is very close to the venue.

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Charleston Marriott

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The Vendue Hotel

Charleston’s only hotel dedicated to the arts. Located downtown and housed within historic warehouses dating back to 1780. Walking distance to various restaurants, shopping and historic sites. Also home to the popular Rooftop Bar.

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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Charleston Downtown/Riverview

Riverfront hotel located in West Ashley, right over the river from the venue.

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DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Suites Charleston - Historic District

Located downtown and overlooks the city market in the heart of the city. The one of the largest hotels downtown, it is walking distance to various restaurants, shopping and historic sites.

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Embassy Suites by Hilton Charleston Historic District

This hotel resides in the original Citadel Military College in downtown. Walking distance to King Street (shopping and nightlife), many historic attractions and Marion Square.

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Tides Folly Beach

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Fulton Lane Inn

Quaint bed and breakfast inn tucked away in a quiet section off of King Street. Housed in a 3 story building built in 1889, walking distance to many downtown amenities.

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Charleston Harbor Resort and Marina

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Old Village Post House Inn

Located in the historic fishing village of Mount Pleasant, the Inn offers six historic and comfortable rooms. Minutes from downtown, and to the wedding venue.

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Planters Inn

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MainStay Suites

Travel Note

Uber

The public transportation in Charleston is not very reliable. We recommend using Uber, or any hotel shuttles available for transportation, if you don’t drive your own car or rent one.

Travel Note

Airbnb

Along with the many hotels, we highly recommend staying at one of the various homes/apartments listed in Airbnb. There are quite a few places downtown that offer parking, are walking distance to various dining/shopping and are usually better priced than hotels. We have used this service before in Toronto, and loved it!

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Hampton Inn Charleston-Historic District

Located in the historic district, walking distance to various restaurants, shopping and the museum mile. Resides in a restored 1860’s railroad warehouse.

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Kings Courtyard Inn

This Inn occupies one of the oldest buildings on King Street, built in 1853. Awash in decorative details, in the heart of the shopping district, and walking distance to various dining and historic sites.

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The Elliott House Inn

Once private residence, this Inn offers bed and breakfast and boutique amenities. The only hotel in the area that has an in-house historian, offering self-guided walking tours. Walking distance to various dining, shopping and historic sites.

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Ansonborough Inn

Originally a stationer’s warehouse, this inn is located in the Ansonborough neighborhood of downtown Charleston. Walking distance to various restaurants, shops and historic sites.

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The Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel

Opened in 1853, another unique and historic hotel close to many downtown sites, shopping and restaurants. And right next to our favorite brunch spot, Poogan’s Porch!