Your booking experience in Charleston
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Budget hotels in Charleston
On the budget-priced end, you can stay at the 3-star Courtyard Charleston Waterfront with room rates from 276US$. For accommodation near Christophe's Macaron et Chocolat, Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham Charleston is a budget-friendly option.
Convenience of staying in the city center
Elliott House Inn will put you within a 5-minute walk of the city center and is located in Downtown Charleston district. Wentworth Mansion is a 5-star choice about 0.9 km away from the very heart of the city.
Choose a hotel next to Pink House Gallery, such as The Lodge Alley Inn, which is located 5 minutes' walk away. To explore some of the city's popular tourist places, book a hotel next to Avery Research Center, such as the 3-star Courtyard Charleston Historic District, located just a 15-minute walk away.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
A selection of luxury hotels such as Harbourview Inn and Renaissance Charleston Historic District Hotel are situated in Downtown Charleston district, not far from Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum. Charleston Marriott is set in Downtown Charleston district and has all the perks of a boutique hotel. If you are used to the comfort and style of chain hotels, pick Holiday Inn Express Charleston Us Hwy 17 & I-526, which is also a 15-minute walk away from Cellar Experience.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
Guests planning to visit Downtown Charleston district may want to book a room at Suites On Coming, with rates from 167US$. If you are interested in business facilities, make sure to book a room in King Charles Inn next to Ella W. Richardson Fine Art. For a relaxing vacation, book a resort hotel near Charleston Boat Charters, such as Holiday Inn Express Charleston Dwtn - Ashley River or The Mills House Wyndham Grand Hotel.
City Guide:
Charleston has retained its past.
It is far from a city dominated by modern high-rises, instead, it has a low skyline and tiny cobbled streets with old churches dotted alongside the roads and the horse-drawn carriages sometimes crossing the Old Town of Charleston.
This is not a scene from an old movie, but reality in Charleston. You can see it for yourself with Booked.net hotels, from cheap hotels in Charleston to those packed with luxuries all available with maps, photos and secure forms. Check them out at Booked.net.
Charleston is a city with nostalgia for those past days of its glorious history that today only retold in books, movies and television, but really took place in Charleston.
Charleston received its first European ship in 1670 when English colonists settled the area. Since then Charleston has grown quickly from a colonial seaport to a big city and by 1742 it was ranked the fourth largest city in America. Charleston also achieved political and economic significance in South Carolina and served as the state capital till 1790 when capital credentials moved to Columbia. In the 19th century, Charleston thrived on agriculture with rice, cotton, indigo and some port exchanges, but shifted interests toward trade and industry.
Today Charleston is mainly service-oriented with a wealth of world-class restaurants, hotels and night clubs. This change occurred as Charleston rose as a major tourist destination in South Carolina. It was even named a top 25 arts destination by popular American Style magazine. This is because of international Spoleto Festival that lasts for two weeks every summer and draws artists from around the world. Attractions include;
- The College of Charleston, the oldest institution in the state of South Carolina and the 13th oldest in the United States
- First Baptist Church, regarded as the oldest Baptist church in the South
- St. Mary's Catholic Church, the oldest Catholic church in the Carolinas
- Arthur Ravenel Bridge, the longest bridge in North America
The list to be continued on your trip to Charleston, but don't be put off to associate this city only with its history. It is no stranger to the modern world, for example take a day out for dining in upscale restaurants, shopping in trendy boutiques and explore beaches and parks and afterwards have a rest in your comfortable hotel.
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