Suggestions for Building near Charleston

Stewart M. • January 7, 2014The oysters on the half shell were outstanding. The Lobster ceviche was so good we ordered a second bowl! Mike lata came by the table. Great chef with a great product in a great building

C-SPAN • July 26, 2011This dark building began as the old Charleston jail in 1802 and functioned as a city jail until 1939. Watch this video for more info in this C-SPAN AHTV video.

lo E. • July 25, 2011The nicest urban outfitters ever the old building is amazing!!

The History Press • April 12, 2011George Washington visited the Old Exchange Building in May of 1791. Read all about his visit and more Old Exchange Building history in CHARLESTON'S OLD EXCHANGE BUILDING: A WITNESS TO AMERICAN HISTORY

Adi W. • December 31, 2010The Bar at Husk (brick building next door to the restaurant) has an amazing cocktail menu

Travel + Leisure • June 17, 2013Eighteen guest rooms among five historic buildings feature Farrow & Ball paint colors and Kravet linens. Take Lowcountry cooking classes or dine on southern-inspired tapas in the azalea-lined gardens.

Ashley C. • March 17, 2012Enjoy the view of the Harbor on the benches to the right of Ft. Sumter's big brick building. Peaceful!

Hotel Tonight • November 1, 2011Spend the night in a building where George Washington dined.

Laura B. • April 12, 2014Not a fan of the Green Flash IPA nor the Mt Pleasant IPA...husband said taste like a dog bowl. I thought it smelled like BO. Very neat building and super cool vibe. Love patio. Just need better IPAs.

J Crowley • October 23, 2016Newly renovated federal building. Clean and modern. Well designed. Friendly staff. Definitely recommend staying here. "Stay and Play" rate gives you $50 / night for food or drink.

Dawne T. • September 20, 2011Ask about the building's brickwork and the embedded sand as a precaution in containing internal explosions.

Michelin Travel & Lifestyle • September 23, 2013Don’t skip the original 1817 buildings out back, including the slaves' quarters, gardens, and privies. – Green Guide Editor

Michael W. • June 15, 2012The ropes coarse is a great team building opportunity.

Sony Mobile WTA • April 8, 2011One of the oldest buildings in Charleston and still the one with the most happening. If you're in town between April 15 - May 1 2011 make sure to watch the Original Peter Pan performance!

Erin O. • July 15, 2013We enjoyed our walk through the museum. Lots of different styles of artwork and a beautiful building to host it all in.

robert m. • September 22, 2016Located in a 200 + year old historic building. Complex stretches over a 1/4 mile. Emphasis on local/ hand made goods.

Charming Inns of Charleston • October 15, 2012One of many steeples visible from the Wentworth Mansion cupola. Home to the city's oldest congregation. The church and its building have many incredible stories to tell.

Kate A. • June 24, 2015Beautiful historic building, wine & cheese table everyday 5-6, rooftop terrace

Ben C. • August 18, 2013There is a damn beehive on the side of the building!

TenaciousECG • January 16, 2012Great building with the slips roof.

NikNak B. • September 4, 2019Ask the staff about the history of the building and be sure to read the wallpaper to find the hidden words.

The History Press • May 24, 2011Lost Dog was originally opened on Center Street, in the building where the Sanitary Restaurant was located for fifty years. Read more about Folly's past in FOLLY BEACH: A BRIEF HISTORY.

John R. • February 23, 2012Park in the rear of the building (John Street). Pay the attendant before leaving your car. Go in the back door. Best restaurant in Charleston, SC!

Erik C. • July 2, 2017Sexy place for dinner. Beautiful decor and amazing food. It's in all old Victorian building in the French quarter. Service was great. Plates were well portioned. Get the melted pimento cheese steak.

Megan L. • February 16Now we dine in this gorgeous old building.

Kindall H. • February 25, 2015This place was so fun! Converted naval building from WWII. Yummy cocktails and delicious food. I defiantly would recommend the crab cake sandwich and the shrimp & grits! Pomegranate mojito is delicous

Andrew F. • March 13, 2018The oldest stone building in Charleston, was built of Bermudian limestone at 17 Chalmers Street, between 1694 and 1712

Erik C. • July 2, 2017Sexy hotel. Nothing really high in low country but makes it great to see the entire city. No buildings in the way. Drinks were good, the crowd is young and trendy. With low key music in the background

Tami • August 4, 2015Ok hotel but there's mind numbing construction happening this week. Not the hotel's fault, but there's no real solution. Breaking up concrete and this noise shakes the while building. 7:30 am it start