The Element by Marriott extended-stay hotel near Charleston Airport in North Charleston has opened its doors, offering a new accommodation option for travellers.
Private equity company Broadstreet Global said it partnered with real estate development firm Contender for the “multi-million-dollar” project.
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The company noted that this development is a response to the increasing need for adaptable and premium lodging options in the region in South Carolina.
The 123-room hotel is designed with “eco-conscious” principles and features amenities suited for extended stays that appeal to both corporate visitors and vacationers.
The newly opened Element by Marriott Charleston Airport provides guests with easy access to key commercial, shopping, and entertainment centres.
Hospitality America, a hotel management firm headquartered in Greenville, is responsible for overseeing the property’s operations.
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By GlobalDataNorth Charleston Chamber of Commerce board chairman Alan Thompson said: “We are excited to welcome another wonderful place to stay for anyone visiting North Charleston or the Charleston Metro.
“North Charleston is the hub of travel in and out of Charleston and we are privileged to host many of the great people that visit our region. We look forward to adding the Element by Marriott to the wonderful accommodation options we have in North Charleston.”
Amenities at the Element by Marriott property include in-room kitchens, the brand’s signature Heavenly Bed, bathrooms inspired by spa, and workspaces.
The hotel also offers a 24/7 motion fitness centre, a saline pool, and meeting spaces.
Broadstreet business operations senior managing director David Berger said: “Charleston’s growth story is one of the most exciting in the country, and we’re proud to contribute to it with the opening of the Element by Marriott Charleston Airport.
“This hotel is exactly the type of community-focused investment that Broadstreet looks for in the Carolinas, creating opportunities that not only meet market demand but also help strengthen the place we call home.”
With the addition of the Element by Marriott Charleston Airport, the Marriott International brand now has a portfolio of 100 hotels across North America, Europe, Middle East & Africa, and Asia Pacific.
This follows Marriott International’s expansion of its Moxy brand in the US, which saw the opening of its first property in North Carolina, US, in September 2024.
