Suggestions for Travel and Transportation near Radcliffeborough, Charleston
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Mandy B. • January 21, 2014Beautiful historic hotel. The bathrooms might be small, but with a city like Charleston, you shouldn't be staying in your room. The staff was super friendly and helpful. Will be back!
Lauren F. • November 12, 2012Get the morning special. But the 2 for 3 Gatorade specials are a hangover cure.
Emily E. • March 21, 2013One of the most personable and reasonably priced B&Bs in downtown Charleston. We truly care about all of our guests!
Drew C. • November 1, 2010Services: Sunday 8am (1928 BCP Holy Communion); 9;15am (Contemporary Prayer and Praise); 11:15am (Choral Eucharist); Thursday Noon (1928 BCP Holy Communion).
Shannon T. • July 26, 2010MAD SALE! Canvas frames 70% off; Archers cover paper only $1.75/sheet. Go now :D
7.0Arts •161 Calhoun St (at St. Phillip St), Charleston
Gregory G. • June 7, 2013They have an Art-o-Mat here on the first floor. Bring some $5 bills and get some awesome art, dispensed from a refurbished cigarette vending machine. Love these!!
Nora K. • May 23, 2017Had the Milk and Cookies with chocolate sprinkles. Delicious, of course. Easy to find and the staff was lovely!
8.898 Broad St (btwn King & Meeting St), Charleston
Kristen G. • November 8, 2011Food was great! I'm not from Charleston and this is a place I will definitely come back to when I'm in town!
Charleston Area CVB • April 29, 2015A stronghold in Charleston’s venerable antiques district and the perfect spot to score a darling hand-painted porcelain tea set.
Stellaa D. • May 25, 2016From tea to an amazing variety of spices. As any specialised store, their prices are a bit high, but they are worth it.
Angie M. • March 1, 2017Amanda was very attuned to my massage needs as a customer and the facilities were top notch in terms of cleanliness and relaxed ambiance. I very much enjoyed this spa experience.
8.0Historic and Protected Site •122 E Bay St (at Broad St), Charleston
Debbie C. • July 30, 2013Very interesting. Our tour guide Stephan was terrific - he shared a lot of fascinating history within a brief 30 minute tour. Don't miss the exhibits on the top and main floors.
?Science Museum •81 Saint Philip St Ste 202A, Charleston
NASA • January 11, 2011The Hall of Science & Math was involved in a NASA research initiative looking at science education materials to find & create more effective ways to engage students with disabilities in space studies.
?Science •202 Calhoun St (at Coming St), Charleston
Michael L. • March 1, 2018Worth stopping in even for non-students. They have a small natural history museum, and a pterodactyl skeleton in the lobby. Across the street in the library atrium, there's a T. rex skeleton as well.
Daniella S. • October 28, 2015I love that coffee is close, a lot of the tables have outlets, and that there are both talking floors and quiet floors!
?Doctor's Office •135 Rutledge Ave Fl 5, Charleston
jennifer K. • August 7, 2013Try the Greek omelette! Make sure to get it with a biscuit. Great deal and super yummy food!
6.980 N Market St (Between Meeting St. and Church St.), CharlestonS n. • February 16, 2016My steak was a perfect medium rare, I loved the kentucky bourbon barrel ale and the desserts from Kaminski's next door are on point!
6.7333 E Bay St (btwn George & Calhoun St.), Charleston
Anna H. • January 21, 2014The ham and Swiss croissants from the pastry case are amazing! They tend to sell out by the afternoon so get there early.
Steffani S. • March 29, 2013I'm very, very picky about my hair and I've also been to multiple salons downtown. So far Canvas is definitely my favorite! Janie is my girl and the other ladies are super sweet.
8.5Ice Cream • $$$$ •474 Savannah Hwy (At Wesley Dr.), Charleston
Mary K. • August 21, 2017We had the Strawberry cake sundae it was so good! Very busy on Sunday night!
Jay B. • August 6, 2017The Ube taro ice cream we tried was on point! Go here for your ice cream, but go to Tapio for your boba.
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