225th Siege & Fall of Charleston
Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
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Landscaped garden courtyard; complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel; meeting facilities; Close to the Isle of Palms beach (3 miles), downtown, Boone Hall Plantation, and walking distance to Mount Pleasant Towne Centre. Read More
Charles Pinckney National Historic Site
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