Charleston is one of the few cities we make a point of visiting at least once a year. We love it for different reasons. Rick is a Southerner with a thirst for adventure, while Sandi is a Northerner who leans towards leisure. Here’s a look at how each of us recommends you experience Charleston.
The Wentworth Mansion Hotel is one of Charleston’s most unique hotels. Guests step right into America’s gilded age, when they stay in what was once an opulent private residence. The Wentworth Mansion Hotel greets guests with hand-carved marble fireplaces, Tiffany stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and endless detailing.
Meticulously placed in the heart of historic Charleston SC and overlooking the famous market area and St. Phillip’s steeple, lies the French Quarter Inn. An inspiring treasure surrounded by American history, this small luxury hotel continues to be Charleston’s landmark of timeless elegance.
The Charleston area’s pine- and palmetto-strewn barrier islands have long helped protect the historic city from the full brunt of hurricanes, but sports enthusiasts appreciate them for their scenic, challenging golf courses
Charleston is the Capital City of West Virginia. Its name is derived from Charles Town, which was founded in 1670, and later relocated to Oyster Point on the banks of the Ashley River in 1680, where it was officially renamed Charleston in 1783.
Charleston is the Capital City of West Virginia. Its name is derived from Charles Town, which was founded in 1670, and later relocated to Oyster Point on the banks of the Ashley River in 1680, where it was officially renamed Charleston in 1783.
