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The Spectator Hotel

Charleston, South Carolina, United States · Independent · High Luxury

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The only hotel in Charleston that assigns a personal butler to every guest opened in summer 2015: a 41-room Jazz Age new-build in the French Quarter, designed by Charleston firm LS3P with zinc-lined windows at 67 State Street. MICHELIN One Key and AAA Four Diamond sit on a house that still delivers breakfast to the door and pours from a Prohibition-style bar.

About The Spectator Hotel

History

The Spectator Hotel opened in the summer of 2015 in Charleston's French Quarter at 67 State Street, a new building designed by the Charleston firm LS3P with distinctive zinc-lined windows. The 41-room boutique hotel embraces a 1920s Jazz Age theme and offers butler service.

The setting

The Spectator Hotel sits on 67 State Street in French Quarter. Charleston City Market is about 2 minutes on foot. Waterfront Park is about 4 minutes on foot, and Gibbes Museum of Art is roughly 5 minutes' walk. Waterfront Park and Rainbow Row are the harbor walk. St. Philip's and St. Michael's hold the skyline; the Gibbes is the afternoon gallery.

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