WHY IT RATES: Travelers visiting Charleston in 2019 will have a new luxurious hotel option with a concierge club, luxury spa, stylish bar and rooftop pool.—Jessica Zickefoose, TravelPulse Associate Editor
The soon-to-open luxurious Hotel Bennett in Charleston, South Carolina, is now accepting leisure reservations.
Travel agents can book the hotel through the Global Distribution System (GDS) via Sabre, Amadeus, Worldspan, Galileo and Pegasus. Availability begins on January 15, 2019, while an exact opening date will be announced in the near future.
NEW TRAVEL OFFERS
Located on the corner of the city’s famed King Street and historic Marion Square, the 179-room property’s design draws on the inspiration of grand European hotels, while the signature restaurant features two stories and sweeping outdoor dining terraces overlooking the square.
Hotel Bennett also includes a concierge club, luxury spa, stylish bar and a patisserie, while rooftop includes a stunning pool and bar experience with panoramic views of Charleston.
Hotel Bennett features over 12,000 square feet of grand event and meeting spaces, including the 6,600 sq. ft. Grand Ballroom for special event dining, featuring dramatic 30-foot ceiling and expansive arched windows.
The hotel is named for the Charleston-based Bennett family, and is owned by local hotelier Michael Bennett and his company Bennett Hospitality. The property is being managed in a collaborative partnership with Salamander Hotels & Resorts, the luxury hotel company founded by Sheila Johnson.
For more information and to book a stay, please visit hotelbennett.com.
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