In fact, hundreds of musicians, politicians, actors, actresses and other celebrities have stayed at the Charleston Place from Michael Bolten to Kevin Costner to Norman Schwartzkopf to Oprah Winfrey - even the Emperor of Japan. Most popular is the club level with a distinctive service level offering a private, personal concierge and room attendants. The 7th floor club lobby provides a small sitting area with two couches and chairs and a spiral staircase leading to the 8th floor. A two-story high window looks out over Market Street and the skyline of historic Charleston. On the 8th floor, a wet bar services an area with 27 chairs, half-a dozen tables and two sofas in front of coffee tables.
Elevators contain dark mahogany wood, mirrors, brass railings and oriental rugs.
A typical room at Charleston Place boasts bathroom amenities by Gilbert and Soames - moisturizing skin bar, dental rinse, mineral bath gel, hydrating body lotion, shampoo and conditioner. There is also a shoe polish cloth, shower cap, tissues, water glasses and sewing kit. Sink walls hold make-up mirrors and hair dryers. A phone hangs beside the commode. Muted yellow rugs with a blue-criss cross design, purposely muted yellow wallpaper match the rooms flowered bed covers, stuffed yellow chairs and window treatments.