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InTown Suites Charleston Central
Phone: (843) 414-7000
City: North Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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InTown Suites Charleston Central
Everything you need to be at Home! InTown Suites is not an Extended Stay Hotel. We are Extended Stay Living! Our guests don't check-in, they move-in and we offer everything you need to feel at home. For one low weekly rate, you get everything you need. Our locations offer: * Fully Furnished Efficiencies * Complete Kitchens * Free High-speed Internet * Premium TV Lineup * Guest Laundry Facility * Weekly Housekeeping * Included Utilities * Free Local Calls * Low Weekly Rates * No Lease Required
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