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"Everything was amazing and being on King Street was awesome…. Kelsey was the best!!!"

"The Loutrel was one of the nicest hotels we’ve stayed at. It’s “welcome cocktail,” free breakfast and “finest hour” included delicious food and drinks! The hotel room was spotless and decorated beautifully. The staff was attentive and friendly."

"It was beautiful and very clean and well maintained"

"Wonderful stay!"

"Top tier everything!! New vacation spot on the regular!"

"The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Location was great."

"Beautiful hotel"

"The room was modern with a large bathroom, separate toilet. Bedroom has comfortable king bed and beautiful kitchen fully functional and stock."

"Everything was fantastic"

"Very historic hotel in the heart of Charleston. Beautiful big room with giant King Size bed and plenty of of air conditioning for the heat in Charleston summer time. Wonderful stay, would definitely recommend and book again !"

"Lovely, bright, quaint space on a quiet street within easy walking distance of King Street. Hosts were very attentive and quick to communicate. We enjoyed our stay very much. Thank you!"

"Great location"

"Beautiful, quaint, great attention to detail, will 100% be coming back, my husband and I loved it!"

"Excellent!"

"The Charleston Place is an iconic hotel in the French Quarter of Charleston. The decor was elegant, the rooms were magnificent, the bed was very comfortable, the pool was refreshing and the food at the Thoroughbred Club was delicious."

"Absolutely glorious experience!"

"Old school charm and a great location. The happy hour wine and cheese was fun"

"Wonderful experience. The building is beautiful and it takes you back in time a bit. Great service!"

"The mechanical items in our room did not work. We had a repair man come to the room at 11:30 pm to fix the AC - where his fished a large piece of cardboard from the vent that was inhibiting the airflow. The automatic blinds did not work either. The room was either wide open or pitch black"