Whether a visitor is in town for a national convention, a weekend shopping spree, or just a quick overnight trip before an international flight or cruise along the coast, they can rest assured that they will be fully accommodated at the grand Embassy Suites Charleston Airport Hotel & Convention Center. This spacious hotel that’s within easy walking or driving distance of shopping centers, the convention center, the Charleston coliseum, and the International Airport has a stellar locale for all types of travelers, as well as a host of amenities to make all guests feel elegantly at home.

Guests can easily stroll to a number of nearby shops and restaurants for an evening or afternoon of relaxation, and can also relax on-site courtesy of a complimentary evening reception with appetizers and drinks, an on-site American grill and lounge, a spacious indoor swimming pool, a fitness center, and a daily made-to-order breakfast. The rooms are just as inviting, with extras that include living areas with sleeper sofas, free Wi-Fi, microwaves, mini-fridges, coffee makers, flat screen TVs and refreshment centers. With a host of elegant appointments, expect to feel both pampered and right at home with a stay at the elevated and elite Embassy Suites Charleston Airport Hotel & Convention Center.

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Circular Congressional Church

Circular Congressional Church

History is embedded in Charleston's culture, and the Circular Congressional Church is a prime example of how this sometimes stormy and always fascinating history can be beautifully brought to life, and easily enjoyed by any strolling passerby. One of the most distinguished chapels in the area, and anchored by the oldest cemetery in Charleston, the church ranks high on the list of top attractions for architectural aficionados, ghost story fans, and anyone who appreciates a quiet sanctuary with an impressive veneer.

Johns Island

Johns Island

Johns Island is a unique region that sits almost directly in between the popular city of Charleston and the barrier island beaches that border the Atlantic shoreline. Technically the largest island in the state of South Carolina, this isle has more of a down-home, Lowcountry feel with acres of flat terrain, a spread out population, and a surprisingly large number of natural, historical, and altogether entertaining attractions that can be found well off the beaten path, under Spanish moss covered live oaks, lush vegetation, and South Carolina's signature Palmetto trees.