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Rodeway Inn North Charleston Airport/Coliseum

Historic Charleston & Resort Islands

Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
Picnic Area; Guest laundry; Newly Renovated Rooms; No Pets Allowed; Seven miles from Historic District; Coliseum 3 blocks; 1 mile from shopping mall.
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North Charleston
Coastal & Islands
2998 W Montague AVE,
North Charleston, SC 29418 (843) 747-4101
Info & Amenities
Location
From I-26 East, take exit 213A. Take the exit ramp around to the right, the hotel will be on the right. From I-26 West, take exit 213. Turn left onto Montague Ave., the hotel will be on the right in approximately half a mile.
24 Hour Front Desk
Yes
AAA Discount
Yes
Complimentary Breakfast
Continental
Number of Rooms/Units/Sites
140
# of Double-Double Rooms
101
Restaurants
Nearby
AARP Discount
Yes
High Speed Internet Access in Room
Yes
# of Handicap Rooms
6
Wi-Fi Available
Yes
# of Non-Smoking Rooms
ALL
Hair Dryer in Room
Yes
Name of Nearest Airport
Charleston International Airport
Other Discounts
Corporate, Senior, Contractors
Visa/Master Card
Yes
Miles to Airport
2
American Express Card
Yes
Motorcoach Parking
Yes
Discover Card
Yes

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