$$$$, Market Area
Fodor's Review:
The melee of one of the busiest corners in the city vanishes as soon as the uniformed bellman opens the lobby door to dark, wood-panel walls, antique furniture, and chandeliers hung from high ceilings. It resembles a grand hotel from the 19th century -- there are even 3 mi of plaster moldings. Get used to being pampered -- smartly attired bellmen and butlers are quick at hand. Room amenities include French-style chaises and magnificent marble baths. One of Charleston's most prestigious fine-dining spots, Grill 225, is here. Join sophisticated Charlestonians who do cocktails at the rooftop Pavilion Bar.
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