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InTown Suites Charleston Southwest
Phone: (843) 763-8031
City: Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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InTown Suites Charleston Southwest
InTown Suites-everything you need to be at home. At InTown Suites,we offer the convenience of a hotel with apartment-like amenities. Each room is equipped with a kitchen including a full size refrigerator, two-burner stove, microwave, sink and dining area. In addition,we offer free high-speed internet and on-site guest laundry. InTown Suites, home away from home.
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