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Zero George Street
0 George Street
Charleston, SC 29401
Nightly Rates (575.10 - 639.00)
4 Star
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Property Description |
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Zero George embodies the authenticity that defines Charleston. Designed with the sophisticated traveler in mind- our premier boutique hotel is a blend of historic architecture- innovative bathrooms- and casually elegant guestrooms and suites with adjoining open-air furnished piazzas. Set in a private landscaped courtyard enclave- our hotel is a collection of five restored historic residential buildings- with accommodations featuring contemporary decor and furnishings. Our professional staff can provide personal concierge services to arrange the details of your visit. Nestled in the Ansonborough district- and surrounded by historically significant homes and century old oaks- Zero George is within walking distance to the Battery- East Bay Street restaurants- bars and boutique shops. Our hotel is located three blocks from the City Market and across from Liberty Square - SC Aquarium- Cruise Ship terminal and new Gaillard Performing Arts Center.
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Amenities |
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24-hour front desk
Adjoining rooms
Air conditioning
Catering services
Coffee shop
Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
Concierge floor
Conference facilities
Courtyard
Direct dial telephone
Express check-in
Express check-out
Fire safety compliant
Florist
Front desk
Full service housekeeping
Hair dryer
Handicap rooms
Heated guest rooms
High speed internet access
High speed internet access for laptop in public areas
Hot breakfast
Housekeeping - daily
Interior corridors
Internet services
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Internet services
Ironing board
Laundry/Valet service
Lobby coffee service
Lounges/bars
Meeting rooms
Non-smoking rooms (generic)
On-Site parking
Outdoor parking
Parking
Parking fee managed by hotel
Phone services
Photocopy center
Public area air conditioned
Restaurant
Room service
Room service - limited hours
Room service - limited menu
Secured parking
Security
Toilet
Tour/sightseeing desk
Valet cleaning
Valet parking
Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Room Information |
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Standard:
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, AM/FM radio, Cable television, Coffee/Tea maker, Color television, Connecting rooms, Copier, Cordless phone, Direct dial phone number, Fire alarm, Free movies/video, Hairdryer, High speed internet connection, Iron, Ironing board, Minibar, Newspaper, Non-smoking, Remote control television, Shower only, Smoke detectors, Wireless internet connection, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Extra person charge for rollaway use, Self-controlled heating/cooling system, Extra adult charge, Extra child charge, Single bed, Maid service, High speed internet access fee, High speed wireless
Standard:
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, AM/FM radio, Cable television, Coffee/Tea maker, Color television, Connecting rooms, Copier, Cordless phone, Direct dial phone number, Fire alarm, Free movies/video, Hairdryer, High speed internet connection, Iron, Ironing board, Minibar, Newspaper, Non-smoking, Remote control television, Shower only, Smoke detectors, Wireless internet connection, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Extra person charge for rollaway use, Self-controlled heating/cooling system, Extra adult charge, Extra child charge, Single bed, Maid service, High speed internet access fee, High speed wireless
Standard:
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, AM/FM radio, Cable television, Coffee/Tea maker, Color television, Connecting rooms, Copier, Cordless phone, Direct dial phone number, Fire alarm, Free movies/video, Hairdryer, High speed internet connection, Iron, Ironing board, Minibar, Newspaper, Non-smoking, Remote control television, Shower only, Smoke detectors, Wireless internet connection, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Extra person charge for rollaway use, Self-controlled heating/cooling system, Extra adult charge, Extra child charge, Single bed, Maid service, High speed internet access fee, High speed wireless
Suite:
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, AM/FM radio, Cable television, Coffee/Tea maker, Color television, Connecting rooms, Copier, Cordless phone, Direct dial phone number, Fire alarm, Free movies/video, Hairdryer, High speed internet connection, Iron, Ironing board, Minibar, Newspaper, Non-smoking, Remote control television, Shower only, Smoke detectors, Wireless internet connection, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Extra person charge for rollaway use, Self-controlled heating/cooling system, Extra adult charge, Extra child charge, Single bed, Maid service, High speed internet access fee, High speed wireless
Suite:
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, AM/FM radio, Cable television, Coffee/Tea maker, Color television, Connecting rooms, Copier, Cordless phone, Direct dial phone number, Fire alarm, Free movies/video, Hairdryer, High speed internet connection, Iron, Ironing board, Minibar, Newspaper, Non-smoking, Remote control television, Shower only, Smoke detectors, Wireless internet connection, Air conditioning individually controlled in room, Extra person charge for rollaway use, Self-controlled heating/cooling system, Extra adult charge, Extra child charge, Single bed, Maid service, High speed internet access fee, High speed wireless
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Miscellaneous Information |
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American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
Time Zone is GMT
Opened in 1804
Renovated in 01/01/2012
18 rooms.
5 suites.
3 floors.
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Directions |
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Nestled in the Ansonborough district and surrounded by historically significant homes and century old oaks- Zero George is within walking distance to the Battery- East Bay Street restaurants- bars and boutique shops. Our hotel is located three blocks from the City Market- and across from Liberty Square - SC Aquarium- Cruise Ship terminal- and new Gaillard Performing Arts Center.
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Guarantee Policy |
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All reservations require credit card guarantee due at time of booking.
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Cancellation Policy |
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Reservations must be cancelled 72 hours prior to arrival to avoid a penalty of one nights room and tax.
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Restaurant Information |
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Veranda Bar
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Meeting Facility |
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Largest Meeting Room
Smallest Meeting Room
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Recreation Information |
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Cardiovascular exercise
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City of North Charleston
College of Charleston
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Dorchester County School District II
East Cooper Regional Medical Center
Evening Post Publishing
First Federal of Charleston
Joint Base Charleston
Kiawah Island Golf Resort
Medial University of S.C.
NCO Group
Nucor Steel
Roper Hospital
Roper St. Francis Healthcare
SAIC
South Carolina State Ports Authority
The Citadel
Town of Mt Pleasant
Trident Health System
Trident Technical College
College of Charleston
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Kiawah Beachwalker Park
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Wild Dunes
Charleston AFB/Intl Airport
Restaurants
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