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Type: Luxury Hotel

Summary: Luxurious Southern charm

Feature: Central location, delectable dining

Rooms: 400 rooms

Location: Charleston, South Carolina , United States of America

Star rating: AAA Four Diamond

Luxury Holidays At The Charleston Place

Embracing the city’s reputation for charm and genteel style, Charleston Place, A Belmond Hotel, Charleston is a quaint and beautiful setting in which to enjoy the many attractions of Charleston, South Carolina. Boasting a central location in the city’s historic centre, the hotel showcases exquisite architecture, reflecting the style of the luxury hotel’s neighbouring buildings, which date back to the 1800s.

Upon your arrival to this most impressive setting you’ll notice the supreme elegance and and serenity of the ambience, encapsulated by the magnificent chandelier which dominates the hotel’s reception area. The hotel pays homage to Charleston’s history, with a dramatic horse fountain at the entrance and the ‘Thoroughbred Club’, acknowledging Charleston’s horseracing heritage.

Charleston Place is famed for its exemplary dining options including the award-winning Charleston Grill and the elegant courtyard setting of The Palmetto Café. Sip cocktails overlooking one of Charleston’s most picturesque squares at the Clocktower Terrace and enjoy live jazz and musical performances each evening in the hotel’s elaborate bar area.

The hotel can arrange city tours, historic sightseeing, golf excursions and tours to local plantation homes. After a day’s exploring, guests can unwind in the beautiful spa.

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Why The Charleston Place is so special...

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Culture & History

Located in the centre of historic Charleston, this stylish boutique hotel is ideal for guest's seeking to uncover the rich history of South Carolina.

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Pricing

Speak to our Luxury Travel Specialists for our latest pricing and offers.

 

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South Carolina Travel Information

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Capital

Columbia

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Time Difference

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Currency

US Dollar

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Voltage

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Climate

The sub-tropical climate of South Carolina means the state enjoys mild winters and warm summers, with plenty of sunshine throughout the year, though there may be cool coastal breezes coming off the Atlantic Ocean. Spring is a beautiful time to visit, when the flowers of Charleston are in bloom, while autumn is the perfect time to visit if you wish to avoid the crowds.

Getting There

Flight Information
Fly into Charleston via Washington or Atlanta.

Flight Time
Approximately 9 hours 30 minutes to Atlanta followed by a 1 hour 10 minute connecting flight to Charleston.
Approximately 8 hours 10 minutes to Washington followed by a 1 hour 40 minute connecting flight to Charleston.

Food

Food is a huge part of the culture of South Carolina. Proclaimed as the birthplace of the barbecue, don’t come without your appetite! Keeping in line with the southern lifestyle of taking it easy, juicy cuts are cooked ‘slow and low’ over hot coals and dressed in its famous combination of sauces – mustard, vinegar, light tomato and heavy tomato. Cooking sits at the heart of family and communities in South Carolina, so expect to take your time as you dine – you may even see one of the renowned ‘pit master’ barbecues, as chefs compete to serve the best meat! Oysters are also everywhere in the Lowcountry, which have been enjoyed in the state since Native Americans owned the land, and are usually topped with lemon juice or hot sauce. To wash it down, try one of the craft beers from the growing brewery scene or a jar of moonshine. For those with a sweet tooth, sweet tea is the beverage of choice – South Carolina had the first tea plants in America and this syrupy drink is the taste of home for many.

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Culture

The story of South Carolina is not complete without the African slaves who worked the fields that built the foundations of America. The Gullah people from West Africa were brought to these shores to work the rice plantations as they had in their home country. During this time, they kept their own traditions strong, resulting in one of the most authentic African cultures in the USA to this day. When you hear their singing of ‘spirituals’ and see their hand-woven sweetgrass baskets, once produced to carry fruit and vegetables in the fields, you will understand the importance of the Gullah way of life in the history of South Carolina. Trail Heritage Tours are available on Hilton Head for those who want to learn more.

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Beaches

South Carolina is one of the best beach destinations in the south, with warm sands and fresh Atlantic breezes. Sullivan’s Island offers a wide stretch of sand with plenty of watersports to enjoy, plus boasts the claim of being a stop of the infamous pirate, Blackbeard, and the setting of Edgar Allen Poe’s short story, ‘The Gold Bug’. Folly Beach is laid-back and a popular spot for surfing, while if you drive out to Edisto Beach, you can visit the beautifully preserved Botany Bay. Most of the beaches are brilliantly catered with plenty of places to eat and things to do, such as fishing, cycling and seeking out historical sights, with an array of sandy shores across Hilton Head Island and a perfect pier for fishing at Myrtle Beach, too.

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History

South Carolina has played a huge part in the history of the South. Speckled with Civil War forts and lined with cobbled streets in Charlestown, the state is brimming with fascinating tales of its heritage, from the American Revolution to the Civil Rights Movement. Visit the Charles Town Landing to see where the city was founded in 1670 and follow the history trails back to the present day. In the historic downtown district, visit the White Point Gardens to stroll amid the charming oak trees, which sits at the south of a defensive battery. Browse the exhibitions at the Charleston Museum and Old Slave Mart Museum, which is set in a former slave auction house, to learn more, or take a tour around the historic houses, including the home of one of the founding fathers of the United States. Along the Ashley River, you will find an array of plantation houses with stunning gardens, while on Hillton Head Island you can visit the Coastal Discovery Museum to learn about the natural history from the Native Americans to present day.

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Golf

There are hundreds of golf courses in South Carolina, making it perfect for golf fans. Charleston is home to an array of world-class courses, including Kiawah Island’s Ocean Course, which was the site of the 1991 Ryder Cup and 2012 PGA Championship, plus two further options at Seabrook Island and Isle of Palms. There are courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio and Gary Player across the Lowcountry – you will truly be spoiled for choice with an array of immaculate courses, where you can enjoy the stunning scenery of the area. At Hilton Head Island, Harbour town is highly sought-after, while the renowned courses at Myrtle Beach includes Pine Lakes Country Club, established back in 1927.

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Outdoor Activities

The Charleston area is not just about its city. Set in the Lowcountry area along the scenic coast, there are plenty of opportunities for adventure. Boasting breathtaking natural beauty, this watery 100-mile strip is lined with lush greenery and palmetto trees, which give South Carolina its moniker, the ‘Palmetto State’. Here, you can head out to Edisto River, which is the longest free-flowing blackwater river in America, to take a paddleboat down the waterways and admires the scenery and wildlife, or kayak around the surrounding passageways. Edisto Island is also great for cycling, while the nearby Francis Marion National Forest is rich in beautiful wildlife with plenty of forest trails for walking, bikers and kayakers – interestingly, it was also the site of battle in the Revolutionary War, where General Francis Marion was known as the ‘Swamp Fox’.

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