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Francis Marion Hotel
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Named for Revolutionary War hero Francis Marion (the "Swamp Fox"), the Francis Marion Hotel became an instant landmark in Charleston the moment it opened in 1924. Rising 12 stories above the Historic District, the landmark hotel offers spectacular views of Charleston's church steeples, antebellum mansions and famous harbor, providing easy access to the wealth of Charleston's historic attractions.
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Fulton Lane Inn
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Nestled in a quiet section of Charleston’s renowned King Street, Fulton Lane Inn is just steps from an eclectic selection of many popular Charleston restaurants, plenty of gorgeous and historic waterfront homes, as well as the antique and shopping districts.
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John Rutledge House Inn
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
A National Historic Landmark, the John Rutledge House Inn was built in 1763 by John Rutledge, a noted signer of the U.S. Constitution, governor of South Carolina, and briefly, chief justice of the Supreme Court. The historic inn incorporates two carriage houses plus the distinctive home.
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Kings Courtyard Inn
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Charleston’s antebellum hotel, Kings Courtyard Inn, is designed in the Greek Revival style with unusual Egyptian accents. Built in 1853, it is one of King Street’s oldest historic buildings and has served many roles in its 150-year history, from housing popular shops, to a private residence and an inn catering to plantation owners and merchants.
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The Dewberry
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
The Dewberry is perfectly situated in the center of Charleston’s downtown district, between the Upper and Lower Districts of the Historic Peninsula.
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Wentworth Mansion
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
The Wentworth Mansion, built in 1886 as a private residence for the wealthy cotton merchant Francis Silas Rodgers, invites guests to enjoy the preserved opulence of America’s Gilded Age.
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The Westin Poinsett
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
Upon opening in 1925, The Westin Poinsett was deemed "Carolina's Finest," ushering in a tradition of luxury and service that now exceeds 85 years. Located in the heart of downtown Greenville on Main Street, the elegant 12-story hotel has been renovated to its original grandeur, worthy of early notable guests.
