Downtown Charleston Travel Guide
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Top hotels in Downtown Charleston

Charleston Marriott Town Center
"The room was clean, but smelled musty. There is a property across the street with a torn down building and that was our view. Not great. Parking was free and convenient. We are Marriott members and my wife accidently left an important electrical cord behind and the hotel never did tell us about ..."
Reviewed on 27 Jul 2026

Embassy Suites Charleston
"Our family stayed at this hotel one night and will not be returning. Upon arrival, we found a line of cars extending from the hotel front door all the way to the street. The line was moving slowly and we had to wait 15 minutes in our car in the street before we were able to enter the hotel lot. Only ..."
Reviewed on 26 Jul 2026

Holiday Inn Express Charleston-Civic Center by IHG
"Never had any complaints about Holiday inn express but this one was of the worst I have ever been in. Very outdated and old. Felt very dirty."
Reviewed on 27 Jul 2026

Four Points by Sheraton Charleston
"The hotel has a wonderful view of the Kanawha River. The room is spacious but does overlook the road, so you will hear cars throughout the night. The staff is friendly, and the food is good. This hotel is a good value for the money."
Reviewed on 24 Jul 2026

Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Downtown/Civic Center
"great location. staff is very friendly. hotel rooms are showing wear and tear. rooms need a refresh"
Reviewed on 26 Jul 2026

Quality Inn & Suites Charleston - Civic Center
"Nice enough staff and accommodations, my only complaint is there were ants in my room."
Reviewed on 20 Jul 2026
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Where to stay in Downtown Charleston

Teays Valley
While visiting Teays Valley, you might make a stop by sights like Teays Valley Lakes and Teays Center Plaza.
Kanawha City
You'll enjoy the restaurants and shopping in Kanawha City. You might want to make time for a stop at Kanawha Mall Shopping Center or The Shops at Kanawha.

South Hills
While visiting South Hills, you might make a stop by sights like Wallace Hartman Nature Preserve and Cox-Morton House.
West Side
If you're spending some time in West Side, Patrick Street Plaza Shopping Center and Ruffner Memorial Park are top sights worth seeing.

East End Historic District
East End Historic District is noteworthy for its casinos, and you can plan an outing to West Virginia State Museum and West Virginia Culture Center while you're in town.

