The Charleston Place is a 434-room hotel at 205 Meeting Street in Charleston's historic district, with a Grand Ballroom, the Sottile Ballroom and around forty other spaces including a gazebo and restaurant rooms.
The hotel occupies 205 Meeting Street in Charleston's historic district and has 434 rooms. Its event inventory is large for a city hotel: roughly forty spaces, from boardrooms and terraces to a gazebo and rooms attached to restaurants such as Charleston Grill and The Palmetto Cafe, with seated capacities running from 12 to 350 in the smaller rooms.
The two biggest rooms do the heavy lifting for weddings. The Grand Ballroom is listed at 1,700 standing, and the Sottile Ballroom at 450 seated or 550 standing. The hotel also lists the Riviera Theater among its venues. The property seats up to 450 guests for a wedding dinner. In total the hotel has about 40,000 square feet of event space, so a wedding can combine ceremony, reception and surrounding events under one roof.
Enquire about The Charleston Place →The hotel features grand ballrooms, The Riviera Theater, and The Palmetto Cafe, along with additional spaces suited to rehearsal dinners, welcome parties, and bridal brunches.
Yes—the team manages everything from venue selection and event design to catering coordination and entertainment.
Yes—the culinary team creates custom menus incorporating the best local ingredients, catering to a wide range of tastes and dietary needs.
Yes. The hotel can accommodate a full wedding weekend including a bridal brunch, welcome party, rehearsal dinner, ceremony, and reception.
Call 1-800-611-5549, phone +1 843 722 4900, or email Info@CharlestonPlace.com.
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