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Historic Landmark and Downtown Location
This Registered National Historic Landmark hotel in Charleston offers a unique stay within walking distance of downtown.
Suite Amenities and On-Site Dining
The all-suite hotel provides guests with in-room microwaves and refrigerators, a separate living area, and dining options at the on-site Tobacco Road Restaurant.
Modern Facilities and Nearby Attractions
Guests can enjoy the modern gym, business center, and outdoor pool, along with easy access to attractions like the Charleston Music Hall and South Carolina Aquarium.
Book your stay at the Embassy Historic Charleston for a memorable experience in this charming city.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 17 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
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Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
When booking more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Public parking is possible at a location nearby (reservation is not possible) and costs USD 2 per hour.
Centrally located
Everything was good except they charge alot without telling me so beware
Best breakfast that is included with your room. Ideal location, Front street right behind the hotel.
Location
The biggest strength of the Embassy Suites Charleston Historic District is its location. You can walk to virtually everything Charleston has to offer, making it an ideal base for exploring the city.
I also love the unique design of the hotel. The open courtyard concept with guest rooms surrounding the interior space creates a beautiful atmosphere, and the suite layout is generous with a separate bedroom, living area, and plenty of room to spread out.
What disappoints me is the condition of the property. I fully appreciate that this is a historic building—the original Citadel dates back to 1829—but historic should not mean neglected. The hotel charges premium rates (our two-night stay was over $1,100), and at those prices guests should expect much better upkeep.
Our room felt extremely dated. The bathroom wallpaper was peeling, there were visible stains and signs of wear, and surprisingly there wasn’t even a convenient towel rack for hand towels or bath towels. The furniture and cabinetry showed significant age and wear. While the room appeared to be cleaned, the outdated finishes created a constant impression that things were worn out and not particularly fresh.
Unfortunately, the problems went beyond appearance. Upon arrival there was no valet available, and nowhere during booking or check-in was it communicated that valet reservations were apparently needed. Every other hotel during our trip managed this process far more smoothly.
Even worse, one of the hotel’s two elevators was broken during our stay, and there wasn’t even a sign posted informing guests. When checking out, we waited nearly 20 minutes for the elevator before finally giving up and carrying all of our luggage down from the second floor ourselves.
The hotel has enormous potential because the location and building itself are fantastic.
Great location, very clean and great staff.
The facility was dated and needs some upgrades for the price we paid. My understanding is that the facility is up for an upgrade.
Location and Staff were amazing. I will be back there. Such a great time !
Beautiful property. Excellent staff. Good food.
Embassy Suites in the Historic District is spacious, historic and well located. Our room had a bedroom with two double beds, a small kitchen area with a microwave, refrigerator and sink. The building formerly served as the campus for The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina with guest rooms surrounding the former parade ground. Do not miss the building history cards in the lobby. It is situated a short walk from parks, restaurants, shopping and the Visitors’ Center at which the staff provides information and sells tickets to tourists’ venues. The hotel staff is helpful and personable. Valet parking attendants, especially Will, remembered us and did all they could to make our stay enjoyable. The nightly Happy Hours generated a sense f community among the guests whose paths crossed during our journey.
Embassy Suites is our first choice for any return to Charleston.
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Hôtel vieillissant reste dans son jus années 80
Peintures craquelées sales
Close to college and king st - location
Rooms a little run down - bring in first floor heard the people walking and talking above us
Needs new carpet and bathroom wallpaper falling off wall shower tiles very old
Updating the furnishing chairs etc old
Very convenient location, walking distance to most of the city historical attractions; very friendly and attentive personnel; clean; free breakfast and afternoon 'happy hour'; the only downside - as most travelers put in their comments - rooms are dated. But not bad and if you care about not spending a fortune on stay and location is the matter - it is a good choice. Beds are comfortable, rooms spacious, no complaints here. We had a very comfortable and nice stay.
Close location to Charleston Music Hall and restaurants we love + great shopping for those who enjoy same..
Bed was comfortable & bedding was clean & fresh. TV worked (there were 2; we used only 1) & got an array of channels.
Breakfast buffet was excellent. Tasty & fresh with a superb variety of foods for a relaxing Southern breakfast. Valets and desk staff were gracious.
Room had only 1 outlet to charge devices (we had 4) …and we had to move a table & lamp to reach it. (A 2nd outlet under a desk in the bedroom did not work after literally standing on our head to attempt a connection).
Decor was dated & rather depressing. Neutral colors with cracks, repairs, paint streaks (bland beige) obvious.
Hilton should shut it down off-season and—at the least- spruce it up with major crack repairs, total repainting in more vibrant colors. Hang some pleasing art in the room as that on display near Reception & the breakfast room.
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