Hotels in de buurt van Village Pointe Shopping Center (Mount Pleasant)

'Great room and very quiet'

'Very nice hotel and very nice staff '

'Great comfy bed, linens and pillows, clean and reliable plus awesome staff.'

'The front desk is always very friendly and helpful. I’ve stay at this property before and will be back'

'Voldeed aan de verwachtingen. Charleston oude stad met auto eenvoudig te bereiken.'

'Clean room, great staff, comfortable accommodations. Would definitely stay there again! '

'Everything was great!'

'We are in town frequently to visit our daughter in college. I will stay at the Shem Creek Inn every time! It’s a fabulous location with a wonderful view, clean rooms, friendly, helpful staff, great breakfast options and amenities! You honestly could not ask for a better place to stay! We have never been disappointed '

'This hotel was wonderful! It was a beautiful surprise. The free breakfast was delicious. Staff was great! I’ll definitely be back again.'

'Lekker groot zwembad. En shuttleservice naar de stad zijn echte pluspunten. Evenals de vrij beschikbare koffiemachines in het hotel.'

'10 min de Charleston - proche d'un port avec des nombreux bars et restaurants'

'Very good'

'Nice and beautiful resort, slow check in, problems with the bill which were fixed smooth and fast. Good pools and food.'

'Super nice area just outside of downtown Charleston in a charming traditional neighborhood. Nice staff, beautiful room and balcony. Restaurant downstairs was a bonus. I didn't get to take advantage of the nearby pool as it was too cold. I'd love to stay here again.'

'Everyone there very cordial. Breakfast good. Bed comfy. Everything worked fine. '

'Kamer was schoon met een gewone douche en het ontbijt was een keer redelijk'

'Excelente '

'Good'

'Excellent hotel and convenient to everything in Charleston. Loved the included breakfast and cocktail hour'

'A very beautiful place all together a first class hotel with incredibly appointed rooms. Safety measures were apparent on the elevators so floor to floor travel required a room key. '