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A look at The Charleston Place’s multimillion-dollar reimagination project

Design studio, Atelier Kim, will help The Charleston Place make changes to its spaces in several phases.

The rendering shows the plans for The Charleston Place's Conservatory

We can tell this will be our new favorite spot to sip a cocktail.

Rendering provided by Beemok Hospitality Collection

The Charleston Place is getting a $150+ million makeover. The redesign project will be led by Atelier Kim, the Beemok Hospitality Collection’s new luxury interior design studio.

Jungsoo Kim is the founder and design principal of the studio. Kim has worked on projects like Waldorf Astoria, Ritz Carlton Shanghai, and The Plaza Hotel.

This rendering shows plans for an entryway, with a canopy of trees lining the drive.

This entryway is actually from our dreams, it’s perfect.

Rendering provided by Beemok Hospitality Collection

Goals for the project include elevating the five-star hotel’s space while preserving and highlighting the already present historic integrity, culture, and architecture. The project will be broken up into several phases, transforming the following spaces:

  • Main entrance and arrival experience
  • The lobby and public spaces
  • Spa and fitness center
  • Meeting and event facilities
  • All guest rooms and suites
  • Two-story club lounge
  • Food and beverage spaces
  • Retail spaces
  • Market Street Circle courtyard
This rendering shows the corner view of the hotel which is brown brick with black shutters.

Work has already begun, and the changes will continue to happen in phases over several years.

Rendering provided by Beemok Hospitality Collection

The hotel will make these changes in phases and plans to remain open during the transformation period.

In fact, the work on the hotel has begun; shutters are being replaced, and ground-level awnings are being installed. A few months back, the second-floor banquet and event spaces closed for updates and are expected to be finished in September.

What’s next? The pool, pool deck, and spa locker room amenities will be closed starting Monday, July 8, the area is expected to reopen next spring.

Stay up to date with the progress of the project.

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