The Loutrel: no resort fee
61 State St, Charleston, SC
The hotel says it charges none.
“No, we do not charge resort or destination fees. All core luxury guest amenities—including high-speed Wi-Fi, daily European breakfast, in-room mini-bar snacks/beverages, and 24-hour fitness studio access—are included in your room rate.”
The hotel’s own page, read on Sep 19, 2026.
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How it compares in Charleston
6 of the 32 Charleston hotels we read state a fee on their own site, with a median of $33.50 a night; The Loutrel says it charges no resort fee. 25 other Charleston hotels we read do not say either way, so they are in none of these figures.
Room prices are live; this page is the hotel’s own statement on the date above.
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Questions about this fee
- Does The Loutrel charge a resort fee?
- Not according to its own website, which says: “No, we do not charge resort or destination fees. All core luxury guest amenities—including high-speed Wi-Fi, daily European breakfast, in-room mini-bar snacks/beverages, and 24-hour fitness studio access—are included in your room rate.” (read Sep 19, 2026).
- Which Charleston hotels charge a resort fee?
- 6 of the 32 we read state one on their own site, with a median of $33.50 a night. 25 did not say either way. Each is listed, with its source, on our Charleston page.
Other Charleston hotels we have read
- Hotel Bennett$2 a night
- The Dewberry$2 a night
- The Inn at Middleton Place$29 a night
Charges Destination fee
- Emeline$38 a night
- The Ryder Hotel$38 a night
- The Charleston Place$40 a night