Can you recommend a B&B that you enjoyed in the historic district of Charleston, So. Carlolina that is around $150 a night or under?
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Can you recommend a B&B that you enjoyed in the historic district of Charleston, So. Carlolina that is around $150 a night or under?
We will be in Charleston the first 4 nights of a 10 day vacation (May 22) to So. Carolina & Savannah for visiting the historic sites and golf. Can you recommend a B&B with rates under 150. that is in the middle of the historic district so that we wouldn't have to walk to much. (One 1/2 of a couple just had knee surgery)
Thank you for any info you can provide.
Thank you for any info you can provide.
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Has anyone stayed at The King George IV Inn in Charleston. It's at 32 George Street one signal light below Calhoun between King and Meeting. I don't Charleston at all...is this a good location? The man I spoke with on the phone couldn't have been friendlier.
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Contact Historic Charleston Bed and Breakfast, which is a reservation service and can set you up in a private home right in the middle of the historic district. We have gone through them numerous times and have always been delighted at our accommodations, which are convenient and extremely comfortable without being too expensive. Their toll-free number is 1-800-743-3583.
I would not recommend the King Charles Inn if you are not wanting to walk far. It is a very nice place and wonderful in its own way, but is several blocks to walk to get to the historic area/the market/etc.
By the way, make reservations at Garibaldi's on the market and order their crispy flounder. It is their signature dish and my favorite meal in the whole world.
Enjoy yourselves. It is a gorgeous city.
I would not recommend the King Charles Inn if you are not wanting to walk far. It is a very nice place and wonderful in its own way, but is several blocks to walk to get to the historic area/the market/etc.
By the way, make reservations at Garibaldi's on the market and order their crispy flounder. It is their signature dish and my favorite meal in the whole world.
Enjoy yourselves. It is a gorgeous city.
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I also stayed at the Vendue Inn several years ago. It is not exactly a B&B, but a small hotel. You have charm but without the intrusion of the other roomers (some people do consider it intrusion, I love swapping stories over breakfast). I just checked the website, and rooms begin at $125. It was (and is) a beautiful place and in the midst of most of what one might want to see. Check out the website.
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Toni-can recommend the Ashley Inn-just on the outskirts of downtown Charleston (they can provide bicycles if you don't want to drive into down), and only a few minutes drive to the Citadel. Very peaceful, quiet and beautiful. The daily, fully-cooked breakfasts are out of this world. Enjoy Charleston-it's beautiful !!
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Elaine,
Thanks for the confirmation. My husband and I are headed there at the end of March for four days and the website looked very nice. I am looking forward to getting away and leaving my five month old and twin three year olds three children for the first time in a long time. I am glad that the Inn is in a good area for walking.
Thanks for the confirmation. My husband and I are headed there at the end of March for four days and the website looked very nice. I am looking forward to getting away and leaving my five month old and twin three year olds three children for the first time in a long time. I am glad that the Inn is in a good area for walking.