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The Charleston hotels are located in the epitome of the Old South with its cobblestone streets and antebellum ... See More

The Charleston hotels are located in the epitome of the Old South with its cobblestone streets and antebellum architecture. The South of Broad district features many mansions, like the Nathaniel Russell House, circa 1808, and the scenic Battery. Charleston's French Quarter is home to an open-air market that runs 364 days a year.

Charleston hotels range from run-of-the-mill chain to family-run bed-and-breakfasts housed in historic buildings. Downtown Charleston hotels are rather upscale and cater to business travelers. Room rates are cheapest in the low-season, from November to February, and most expensive from March to May.

Planters Inn is a hotel ensconced in velvet and Oriental antiques. Rooms are loaded with historical charm, featuring colonial four-poster canopy beds, and the hotel is located in the heart of the old city in the Market Area.

If you're looking to indulge yourself stay at the French Quarter Inn, a luxurious French-style hotel. As soon as you pass under the wrought-iron balcony you'll be treated to gourmet breakfasts and your choice of pillows.

Located in the South of Broad district, the Andrew Pinckney Inn has a Caribbean feel with its rooftop garden and sandstone exterior.

Battery Carriage House Inn 1843 is an elegant guesthouse with an interior rose garden.

The Vendue Inn is a trendy boutique hotel in the French Quarter with a rooftop bar and an interior of exposed brick mixed with traditional Southern decor.

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