Located in the heart of the historic district of Charleston, the Best Western King Charles Inn
abounds in grand Southern tradition and ambiance. Eighteenth century charm is present with the
inn's warm and gracious atmosphere. Part of the Best Western King Charles Inn's illustrious
past was originally as the Pavilion Hotel (circa 1830). The Best Western King Charles Inn was
the gathering spot of area artisans and artists, including Edgar Allan Poe, then a soldier for
the Fort Moultrie. 

Hotel amenities include 24-hour complimentary coffee, high speed wireless Internet access in
public areas, a seasonal outdoor pool, and free parking. 

Guest rooms feature period reproductions, including poster beds and armoires, as well as cable
TV, high speed wireless Internet access, telephone with dataport, coffeemaker, and iron and
ironing board.