Meeting Street Inn

Charleston, SC   /   1 Review

173 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA

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One Review

  1. Matt Chappelear

    Stayed here a few years back during a work holiday party. Very nice, but our stay started of quite weird. We were on the 3rd floor, and had friends staying in the room beside us. We checked in early and decided to roam around downtown for a bit. Came back from exploring to find their room was locked from the inside. Management attempted to open the door with a master key to no avail. After quite some time, the door just seemed to be unlocked from the inside and opened without force. Later that night we were getting ready for bed and we hear kids laughing and running the hall. By this time, it was close to 2am. I opened the door to say something only to find nothing. My ex told me not to mention anything to our friends because she didn’t want me to seem “crazy”. Well at breakfast the following morning our friends asked if we heard anything which opened the door for a conversation on the haunting at this place. I am a firm believer that this hotel has both living and non-living guests. I am actually headed there this weekend with my wife for our anniversary. Who knows what will happen.

    July 24, 2020 at 6:46 am Reply

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