Embassy Suites by Hilton Charleston Historic District

This is a very comfortable place if you want a two room suite so one person can get up earlier than the other. The breakfast service is very convenient and the omelette cook makes wonderful omelettes. For the first few days, they close the outdoor patio because of construction in the driveway. It’s nice to be able to eat outside. The pool and the area around the pool are pleasant.

The location is convenient and is the site of the old Citadel Military College. The building has been beautifully restored and maintained. Staff was courteous and knowledgeable.

We are so grateful we stayed at Embassy suites. The room was spacious - highly recommend getting one with a window. It’s conveniently located in the middle of everything. The Charleston Museum is a block away, the farmers market and any free concerts or festivals are in its backyard. A lot of the local shops (independent bookstore, record store to name a couple that we checked out) a couple of blocks away. All of the other main sights/attractions are a 10-15minute walk. The hotels breakfast is such a value. Fresh fruits, made to order omelets(or eggs cooked to order), coffee, juice, all the sides or extras you could want. They have an evening reception with light snacks and 2 alcoholic beverages between 5-7. We only made it to that once and it was a welcomed perk. All the staff, extremely pleasant and helpful - when we checked out we had one last thing to do and the front desk offered to hold our bags for us! The man who made the omelets made sure he understood your order and was a master of that grill. Just be aware parking can be an issue. They have valet parking for $48/night but if it’s full you’re left to figure out a solution on your own. Luckily it became open for us and we just left the car there the entire stay since the weather was beautiful and we were able to walk. We would definitely stay here again on another trip to Charleston.