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Hampton Inn & Suites North Charleston/University
Phone: (843) 735-7500
City: North Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Hampton Inn & Suites North Charleston/University
This is the newest Hampton Inn & Suites in Charleston and we are a Smoke-free hotel. We are located at Exit 205-B off I-26. The hotel is 18 miles from the downtown Historic District and 10 miles from Charleston International Airport. Amenities include free hot breakfast buffet served daily, outdoor pool, fitness room, free wireless internet access, fee parking, in-room microwave and refrigerators and much more!
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