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| Bee Street | |
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Comfort Inn Riverview |
144 Bee St |
| Calhoun Street | |
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Holiday Inn Historic Dist |
125 Calhoun St |
| Church Street | |
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Doubletree Guest Suites Historic Dist |
181 Church St |
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French Quarter Inn |
166 Church St |
| King Street | |
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Francis Marion Hotel |
387 King St |
| Lockwood Drive | |
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Charleston Riverview |
170 Lockwood Dr |
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Courtyard Charleston Riverview |
35 Lockwood Dr |
| Market Street | |
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| Charleston Place | 205 Market St |
| Market Street Inn | 48 N Market St |
| Planters Inn | 112 N Market St |
| Meeting Street | |
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Best Western King Charles Inn |
237 Meeting St |
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Days Inn Historic District |
155 Meeting St |
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Embassy
Suites Historic Dist. |
337 Meeting St |
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Hampton Inn Historic District |
345 Meeting St |
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Holiday Inn Mills House |
115 Meeting St |
| Pinckney Street | |
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Andrew Pinckney Inn |
40 Pinckney St |
| Spring Street | |
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Howard Johnson Riverfront Hotel |
250 Spring St |
| Vendue Range | |
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Charleston's Vendue Inn |
19 Vendue Range |
| Wentworth Street | |
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| Renaissance Hotel | 68 Wentworth St |
| Wentworth Mansion | 149 Wentworth St |
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About Charleston
March, April,
May and early June - and again in the late autumn, are the great months to
visit Charleston. Flowers burst forth in the early spring and, if your
residence is in a northern climate, you will really appreciate the way
Charleston's moist sea air cuddles you and does a complete thaw. (Of
course, in the late summers, that is the last thing you want.) Downtown is
splattered with all kinds of historic highlights (you'll have to do some
walking) and the Battery is a must see: a lovely park, benches to sit on,
trees for ample shade, and a view of the harbor which is constantly
changing. Bring a bag lunch - most everyone (who is in the know) does. |
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