Hotel Richemont

Projects rarely move in a straight line, and Hotel Richemont in downtown Charleston fits best when you need a smaller, controlled room block that can flex with shifting timelines. With 25 rooms total, it is geared toward tight-knit teams, leadership groups, and smaller crews who benefit from being under one roof, close to the Historic District’s core streets and walkable landmarks.

Because downtown schedules change fast, late arrivals, staggered check-ins, and last-minute name swaps are part of the reality. A 24-hour front desk, concierge support, and an elevator help keep arrivals predictable, even when travel plans are not. On nights when the plan changes again, the building runs like a boutique home base with daily housekeeping, strong in-room basics, and an on-site restaurant and bar that remove the need to coordinate dinner runs across a scattered group.

Instead of trying to force a “set it and forget it” block, this hotel works well when you build in options. Select room types include kitchen setups, which can be a real advantage if a three-night plan stretches into a longer stay and your team wants a simple routine for breakfast, leftovers, and early starts. Wi-Fi, in-room safes, and a real place to work in the room also support supervisors handling end-of-day reports without turning the lobby into an office.

When a project gets delayed or the job site moves, the risk is paying for rooms you no longer need or scrambling to rebook at the last second. Engine.com helps reduce that exposure by managing the booking and billing in one place, and FlexPro coverage adds protection when your dates or headcount have to change. That combination matters most with small-inventory hotels like this one, where availability can tighten quickly and changes need to be handled cleanly.

For meetings that need privacy and focus, Hotel Richemont keeps it simple. The Garden Room is a private dining and small-meeting space sized for executive sessions and planning conversations, with direct access to an adjoining patio for a quick reset between agenda items.

Key hotel features and amenities

• 25-room boutique hotel in downtown Charleston

• 24-hour front desk, concierge services, and luggage storage

• On-site restaurant and bar (Two Bit Club)

• Private dining and small-meeting capability (Garden Room) with adjacent patio access

• Complimentary Wi-Fi in rooms and public areas

• Daily housekeeping, laundry services (service-based)

• Elevator access and smoke-free environment

• In-room Nespresso coffee setup, in-room safe, and TV setup

• Valet parking on site (secured), best for standard vehicles in a downtown setting

Points of interest and local transit or landmarks within 2–3 miles

• King Street shopping and dining corridor

• College of Charleston campus area

• Marion Square and the surrounding museum and event corridor

• Charleston City Market

• Waterfront Park and the harbor walk

• South Carolina Aquarium

• The Battery and White Point Garden

• Patriots Point access via the downtown waterfront (water taxi area)

• CARTA bus routes in the downtown core (easy access from King and Meeting Street corridors)

Group-stay flexibility for changing schedules

• Best suited for smaller blocks where you want everyone consolidated, due to limited total room count

• Valet parking model simplifies arrivals, but it is not designed as a staging lot for oversized work trucks or trailers

• Kitchen-equipped room types support longer stays when project dates extend

• Garden Room plus patio works for private briefings, client check-ins, or leadership planning without booking a large ballroom

• On-site dining reduces the number of moving parts on nights when schedules run late

• Engine.com keeps roster changes, extensions, and partial releases organized under one booking workflow

• FlexPro coverage helps protect the budget when the project slips, the crew relocates, or dates need to be revised