Prisoner at Charleston Courtyard Marriott (Lockwood) - Trip Report
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Prisoner at Charleston Courtyard Marriott (Lockwood) - Trip Report
Day 1 and we are prisoners at the Charleston Courtyard Marriott (on Lockwood). Property is pretty (though dated inside) with beautiful view of marina, but near absolutely nothing. No lunch or dinner or food available in the hotel (breakfast is the exception). We tried delivery since out by the pool, 1.5 hour wait. We tried ordering from a restaurant that the hotel recommended; they stopped delivering in 2010 to the hotel. True story. Children are eating pretzels I found in the car. Husband now headed to McDonalds; not a place I ever thought we would order from in a foodie city like Charleston. Tomorrow? If the hotel will let us out, Easter Mass at St. Mary's, then Civil War carriage ride, then brunch at Eli's Table. Stay tuned.
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That's why I absolutely recommend staying in the Historic District. I bang on that drum all the time. There are lots of foodie places not in the HD.
Why can't you go anywahere? Why won't the hotel let you out?
Why can't you go anywahere? Why won't the hotel let you out?
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Pretzels were found in the car, so there's a car...
This is the time for the good ole picnic basket. Mine's a pretty monogrammed lime green insulated one. it
I'm playing tambourine to suewoo's drums, BTW.
This is the time for the good ole picnic basket. Mine's a pretty monogrammed lime green insulated one. it
I'm playing tambourine to suewoo's drums, BTW.
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It probably is a 30 year old hotel. They had to redo it after Hugo. It used to be a Sheraton, then it sank into a no name brand, now it is a Marriott. It is a good location if you are visiting someone at the Citadel or like the Marina but it stinks for visiting the historic district.
I stayed there before the conversion to Marriott and there was a bus to the historic district but it only ran once an hour.
I stayed there before the conversion to Marriott and there was a bus to the historic district but it only ran once an hour.
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Well if one had planned on eating at a hotel - although I can'timagine wanting to eat at a Courtyard - I would asume one would check to be sure that they serve food. Am not clear if it took too long to get food out by the pool but it was available indoors or what?
But really - a Courtyard is not the place to go for 24 hour hotel services - especially meals.
But really - a Courtyard is not the place to go for 24 hour hotel services - especially meals.
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This is my third attempt at responding but I must say: "you came to the most historic city in America, the Number One destination in America, the cty whose cuisine is second only to New Orleans", to lie at a pool? YOu must be a Clemson graduate!