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Cancel within 48 hours of booking and 14 days before check-in to get a full refund.
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Cancel up to 7 days before check-in and get a 50% refund, minus service fee.
Cancel within 7 days of check-in and the cost of the full reservation is non-refundable.
Service fees are refunded only if the reservation is cancelled within 48 hours of booking and the guest has not checked-in yet.
The neighborhood is very walkable, lots to see just outside the front door. Charleston has a lot to offer and you can travel by car, uber, bus or bicycle. There's street parking all throughout Charleston, two parking lots close to the house, one half a block up called the George st lot and one a block over on Wentworth called the Wentworth st garage. Our meters have to be fed through 10pm, but cards are taken at most meters so you don't have to depend on change. Uber rides are available throughout the city as well as bike taxis and bicycle rental companies.
Scratch made cupcakes with the finest ingredients from Sugar Bakeshop
For the size of our quaint little city, Charleston has some wonderful offerings , many within walking distance of The Ginger Lily. Ginger reccommends walking to Fig, Fulton 5, 167 Raw, Zero George, Breizh Pan' Crepes, Christophe Chocolatier and Circe's Grotto.For provisions nearby- Caviar and Bananas and King Street Station. By car, Ginger loves Chez Nous, Stella's, Little Jack's Tavern, Luke's Pizza for takeout, Renzo, Juliet, Harold's Cabin, Minero, Goulette, and Barsa. Ginger has a sweet tooth and loves Sugar Bakeshop for cupcakes.
King st is a block away and is filled with national stores such as Anthropologie and Madewell etc. Charleston also has a lot of lovely local stores including Indigo and Cotton, Havens, RTW, J.Stark, Taxidermy, Dumas, and CandleFish.
Margarita at Minero
Charleston is home to countless spots to grab a great drink or take an evening stroll. For cocktail bars Ginger loves The Belmont, Proof, Bin 152, Little Jacks Tavern, South Seas Tiki Bar. For a local beer she finds herself at Edmund’s Oast Brewery, Charlestowne Fermentory, and Frothy Beard.
The Second Sunday of every month, King st closes down to cars and there are lots of vendors and food carts setup to wander through. Tables are setup in the street and it's very dog friendly. You are also a few blocks from the Farmer's Market which happens every Saturday until 2.
Just a few blocks away you’ll find Charleston Music Hall, Music Farm, and the Dock Street Theatre.