Expert Travel Advice to Charleston
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Top Answers To Charleston Travel Questions
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Anonymous user asked:Anonymous user answered:Distance is 320 miles. For future reference, you might want to try Google Maps to find this info quickly!
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Jeb answered:You're probably gonna pay in the range of $150-$200/night for something right on the beach during high season. Some of the better spots include the Boardwalk Inn and Village at Wild Dunes at the top end of Ocean Boulevard, or the swankier Palms Hotel. A little ways off the main drag, you might try the Ocean Inn (motel + condo-style units), with rates that start at around $160 for a one-bedroom place during high season. If you really want to save, there's also the usual big-brand suspects like Red Roof Inns and Homewood Suites, but not by the ocean.
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Anonymous user asked:Are there any kids amusement parks in Charleston, SC.Answer this1 AnswerAnonymous user answered:I haven't come across any amusement parks, per se, but the South Carolina Aquarium, Children's Museum of the Lowcountry, Fort Sumter, and the James Island County Park are all sure to please. Plus, you'll get a dose of the "local" as these places.
