Lindsay & Nathan

The Dewberry is a boutique hotel in the heart of the Charleston Historic district, and a short stroll to museums, shops, restaurants, parks, picturesque homes and gardens. It is also where we will be hosting the wedding and reception. We have reserved a small block of rooms for our guests at special rates of $439/night (King) and $489/night (2 Queens).

Please call the hotel directly at 888-550-1450 and be sure to mention the Scholtz-Trail wedding.

This is a special event weekend in Charleston, so we encourage you to make your lodging arrangements early!

The Courtyard Historic District sits in the heart of Downtown Charleston. Only a few blocks away from the iconic restaurants, shopping, and thriving nightlife of King Street, this property is also an easy walk to the historic Market area. The hotel offers daily breakfast, complete with Starbucks coffee, as well as lunch, dinner, and a full bar.

This hotel is just one block away from the Dewberry. Make sure to make your reservation early as it is a Special Event weekend in Charleston!

Hotel Bennett is inspired by native Charlestonians and European classic design. Located on the fashionable King Street, the prominent entrance opens upon the corner of historic Marion Square, which is located very close to the Dewberry. Style and elegance come to life throughout with unique appointments to the accommodations and guest amenities. Custom furnishings and local artwork complement the exquisite dining experiences in Gabrielle, La Patisserie, Camellias, and Fiat Lux. The hotel perfectly blends unparalleled luxury with an unmatched setting of one of the country’s most beloved cities.

With boutique elegance and a picture-perfect location just steps away from vibrant Lower King Street, the Renaissance Charleston Historic District Hotel fuses old-fashioned Southern sophistication with a very contemporary sense of convenience. All of the modern rooms and suites boast marble bathrooms with Aveda amenities and luxury bedding while showcasing décor courtesy of local artists.

Built in the 1920's, The Francis Marion originally opened it's doors in 1926. In 1996 it underwent an extensive restoration, and is still known today as Charleston's Grand Hotel. Staying true to it's roots, this hotel features 1920's grandeur decor, traditional services, such as bell and valet, and The Swamp Fox restaurant which offers Southern Cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Francis Marion also houses Spa Adagio, Starbucks, and a quaint gift shop full of Charleston memorabilia, books, snacks, and more.