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1. Delta Hotels by Marriott Huntington Mall
Delta Hotels by Marriott Huntington MallBarboursville
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6 Sept - 7 Sept
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Top Charleston Hotel Reviews
Sleep Inn Charleston North
10/10 Excellent
"Was a great place to stay"
Quality Inn Charleston South
8/10 Good
"Dated and a strange set up. The area is not the best. Rooms were acceptable but the hall carpet was pretty old and had a musty odor"
Mardi Gras Casino & Resort
8/10 Good
"Overnight stay on the way to Louisville and not disappointed. The hotel was nice. Rooms were basic but very clean and priced fairly for our weekday stay. The casino was very nice and super fun. The blackjack dealers were our favorite part of the experience. They were so funny and friendly and helpful as many of us were not experienced gamblers and they made it so much fun and also, a learning experience. We didn’t get a chance to see a dog race but plan to come back bc it was so much fun!!"
Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Downtown/Civic Center
10/10 Excellent
"Great stay after a concert and also the walking shower was awesome"
Charleston Marriott Town Center
8/10 Good
"We while attending a concert. The location was outstanding—very close and convenient to the Coliseum where the concert was held. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and we had no issues during our stay. The breakfast buffet was also very good and offered plenty of options. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely stay here again!"
Embassy Suites Charleston
10/10 Excellent
"Clean room"
Comfort Inn Charleston South
8/10 Good
"Good view along the river from most windows, and tucked back behind some trucking areas."