Homewood Suites By Hilton Summerville Phone Number and Contact Information

This three-story all-suite property features 97 rooms with full kitchens equipped with full-size refrigerators and dishwashers, complemented by a Southern-style lobby fireplace crafted from reclaimed Charleston cobblestones.

The daily hot breakfast buffet highlights Lowcountry specialties like shrimp and grits, while evening social hours on Wednesdays showcase local craft beers from nearby Cooper River Brewing.

A standout feature is the hotel’s partnership with Middleton Place plantation, offering guests exclusive after-hours access to America’s oldest landscaped gardens.

Culinary adventures begin at Halls Chophouse Summerville, serving dry-aged steaks in a restored 19th-century train depot, or Five Loaves Café known for its she-crab soup made with fresh Atlantic blue crabs.

Cultural enthusiasts visit the Summerville Dorchester Museum’s exhibit on the town’s 19th-century tea olive fever horticultural movement, while architecture buffs explore the Flowertown Players’ theater in a converted 1920s church.

Government facilities include the Berkeley County Courthouse and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources office handling fishing licenses.

Major employers in the area comprise the Volvo Cars South Carolina Campus and Boeing South Carolina’s satellite engineering center.

Sports facilities center around the Saul Alexander Playground’s NCAA-regulation tennis courts and the Summerville Family YMCA with its Olympic-length lap pool.

Educational institutions of note include Trident Technical College’s Berkeley Campus offering maritime logistics courses and the Summerville Baptist Church’s historical archive containing Civil War-era documents.

Historical landmarks range from the colonial-era Pinehurst Tea Farm to the Revolutionary War-era Fort Dorchester earthworks preserved along the Ashley River.

Transportation connectivity excels via Interstate 26 (exit 199A) providing 35-minute access to Charleston International Airport.

The CARTA Express Route 102 connects directly to Charleston’s historic district in 50 minutes, while Amtrak’s Silver Meteor line stops at the 1893-era Summerville Station 4 miles east.

Cyclists utilize the 12-mile Sawmill Branch Canal Trail starting 1.5 miles north, and the hotel offers complimentary Tesla charging stations alongside regular parking.

For budget-conscious travelers, the Hotel in Summerville South Carolina with kitchen category includes Extended Stay America Summerville with basic cooking facilities, while the Pet friendly hotel Charleston area Summerville options feature La Quinta Inn & Suites with a dedicated dog park.

Long-term visitors often choose Candlewood Suites Summerville for its free laundry facilities, and backpackers frequent the NotSo Hostel Charleston’s satellite location in a converted 1920s bungalow.

Guest reviews consistently praise the front desk’s secret map of azalea bloom locations during spring and the surprisingly elegant kitchenware in suites.

Some guests note traffic noise from Sigma Drive during rush hours, though blackout curtains and double-paned windows mitigate this.

Business travelers appreciate the 24-hour market’s selection of local Geechie Boy Mill grits and the conference room’s interactive smartboard technology.

Unique offerings include monthly Gullah Culture Nights featuring sweetgrass basket-weaving demonstrations and storytelling sessions.

History enthusiasts book the hotel’s guided tour to Drayton Hall plantation’s normally restricted attic spaces, while nature lovers access kayak rentals for twilight paddles through Cypress Gardens’ blackwater swamps.

The property’s Tea Olive Trail package includes a scented map of Summerville’s historic tea olive trees and a private tasting of rare American-grown teas at the Charleston Tea Garden.