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King Charles Inn
Phone: (843) 723-7451
City: Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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King Charles Inn
FREE downtown parking at the hotel! Enjoy English heritage and southern hospitality of the staff and the great location in the heart of the Historic district. Just steps away from shopping, dining and the historic market. Complimentary - Managers' reception from 4:30-5:30 pm with artisan cheeses, Wifi, outdoor pool, health club access, evening tea and cookies. Daily Happy Hour specials. Hotel features newly renovated rooms, flat screen TV's, IHOME's, in room safes and refrigerators.
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