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Sleep Inn Mount Pleasant

299 Wingo Way

Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 US

Area: Mt Pleasant/Isle Of Palms - Charleston Area

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Adults: age 18+

Rooms:

Children: 0-17

The Sleep Inn Mount Pleasant is situated approximately 12 miles from Charleston International Airport. Local attractions include Boone Hall, Isle of Palms, Patriots Point, Sullivans Island, and Towne Centre Shopping Mall.

Hotel amenities include complimentary continental breakfast, free local telephone calls, fax/photocopy service, and seasonal outdoor pool.

Guest rooms feature irons, ironing boards, A/C, cable TVs, and telephones.

Sleep Inn Mount Pleasant Property Information:

Rooms: 83
Floors: 3

Sleep Inn Mount Pleasant Service

Pets allowed
Car rental desk
Family rooms
Free parking
Meals
Free breakfast
Swimming pool
Wheel chair access
Business center
Meeting room
Nonsmoking
Data port
Free high speed internet
Dry cleaning

Sleep Inn Mount Pleasant Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1100

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Mount Pleasant Events & Entertainment

Events & Entertainment

January

Low Country Oyster Festival

Held in late January

Location: Boone Hall Plantation

843-884-8517

Imagine…65,000 pounds of oysters! Two tractor- trailer loads full of single select oysters roll into Boone Hall Plantation for one of the World’s Largest Oyster Roasts sponsored by the Greater Charleston Restaurant Association.

February

African American Cultural Heritage Days

Held Saturdays in February and March

Location: Charles Pinckney National Historic Site

843-881-5516
These programs highlight Low country African American history and culture including traditional stories, music, and demonstrations of sweet grass basket making and food arts.

March

Mount Pleasant Arts Festival with Towne Centre

Held in late March

Location: Town Centre

843-849-2061

Admission Free

A joint festival with Towne Centre to celebrate the arts in Mount Pleasant. Live entertainment, performing arts, juried art exhibit, Mount Pleasant Artists Guild entries, roving entertainment, games, fun for kids.

April

The Cooper River Bridge Run

Held in early April

843-577-7400

A local tradition that stretches back to 1978, this 10-K race draws more than 30,000 participants every year. From lean elite runners to weight-watching weekend warriors to those who just run once a year, this race attracts a diverse crowd from across the state and beyond (Oprah Winfrey and Bill Murray have both been spotted).

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

Family Circle Cup

Held in mid April

Location: Daniel Island

800-677-2293

The Family Circle Cup is held 5 minutes from Mount Pleasant on Daniel Island. The Family Circle Cup is the longest running women's professional tennis event in the United States. As one of the oldest all-women’s Tier 1 events in the world, the Family Circle Cup has provided fans with over three decades of exciting action on the court. In 2004, fans saw a Grand Slam player field including Lindsay Davenport, Serena Williams, Jennifer Capriati, and Venus Williams.

The Blessing of the Fleet

Held in late April

Location: Charleston Harbor

Overlooking beautiful Charleston Harbor, this seafood festival celebrates the historical Mount Pleasant shrimping industry with the majesty of the ceremonial Blessing of the Fleet and a host of other family activities.

May

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

June

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

July

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

Patriots Point 4^th of July Celebration

Held on the fourth of July

Location: Charleston Harbor

Hot bands, a huge Kidz Zone, some of the best restaurants and snacks in Charleston, and when the stars come out… fabulous fireworks off the flight deck of the USS Yorktown.

Rice Planters Golf Tournament

Held in early July

Location: Snee Farm Country Club

843-971-9352

One of the top 10 amateur golf tournaments in the country.

August

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

September

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

Scottish Games and Highland Playing

Held in mid September

Location: Boone Hall Plantation

843-529-1020

Boone Hall Plantation hosts this annual Scottish Society of Charleston event. A family friendly weekend where you can enjoy and learn more about Scottish heavy athletics, piping and drumming, highland dancing, Scottish country dancing, Scottish fiddling, children’s games, and Border Collie demonstrations.

October

Mount Pleasant Children’s Day Festival

Held in mid October

Location: Park West Recreation Complex

843-849-2061

Old and new traditions meet at the Mount Pleasant Children’s Day Festival as children have their pick between tethered balloon rides, pony excursions, laser tag games, wall climbing and many other activities. Other activities include giant slides in all shapes and forms, jump castles, climbing walls, an obstacle course, roving clowns, mascots, a magician and costume theme characters.

Mount Pleasant Farmers Market

Held April – mid October, every Tuesday 4pm until dark

Location: Moultrie Middle School on Coleman Blvd.

843-884-8517

The Mount Pleasant Farmers Market offers vegetables, fruits, seafood, flowers, plants, baked goods, canned goods, fresh cooked meals and snacks.

IOP Connector Run & Walk for the Child

Held in early October

Location: Isle of Palms

843-884-3912

The IOP Race for the Child, a tradition since the opening of the Clyde M. Dangerfield Isle of Palms Connector Bridge, is getting bigger and better. Organized by the Exchange Clubs of Mount Pleasant and the Isle of Palms, the City of Isle of Palms, the Town of Mount Pleasant and the Charleston County Parent Teachers Association, the race continues to promote child advocacy and local child abuse prevention in the low country.

Taste of Charleston

Held in mid October

Location: Charleston

843-577-4030

An afternoon of food, fun, entertainment, contests and music. Charleston's best restaurants offer their house specialties in bite-size portions for you to sample.

November

Re-enactment of the Battle of Secessionville

Held in mid November

Location: Boone Hall Plantation

843-884-4371

A Civil War reenactment at Boone Hall Plantation where military history is reenacted right in front of your eyes by skilled historians.

December

Holiday Farmers Market and Craft Show

Held in early December

Location: Moultrie Middle School

843-849-2061

The Festival is a combination of locally grown fresh produce, baked goods, hot food and homemade preserves. Hand crafted gifts by more than 75 local artisans include Christmas ornaments, glass work, lighthouses, whimsical holiday crafts, doll clothing, and original art by locally recognized potters, painters and photographers. Live entertainment with a holiday twist flow through the market. Children activities include face painting, a jump castle and a visit with Santa Claus.

Mount Pleasant Holiday Extravaganza

Held in mid December

Location: Downtown Mount Pleasant

843-849-2061

More than 100 floats march down Coleman Boulevard as the Mount Pleasant Holiday Parade set sails to the delight of thousands of residents and visitors. Immediately following the Fireworks and Tree Lighting Ceremony held at Moultrie Middle School at 5:30 PM, the parade begins at 5:45 PM at the intersection of Coleman and Pelzer Drive. It continues past Shem Creek and the Moultrie Middle School to conclude at the Sea Island Shopping Center around 7:15 PM.

Entertainment

The Village Playhouse

730 Coleman Blvd.

Brookgreen Towncenter

Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

843-856-1579

Call for performance schedule

Mount Pleasant’s only professional repertoire company.

Palmetto Grand Theatre

1319 Theater Dr
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
843-216-8696

Call for current showings on multiple screens

Mount Pleasant Destination Overview

Wednesday, (April) 26 th, (1780): At two o'clock in the morning got in motion, and marched seventeen miles to Mount Pleasant, opposite Charleston, where we took possession of the ground, on which the Rebels had one eighteen pounder. Here is a ferry from this to a town called Hibban's Ferry; there are very good barracks here if finished, that were begun before the rebellion. Sullivan's Island is about a half a mile distant from the Point. There is a bridge from the Point to the Island with four arches. The barracks were used for a hospital, in which we took some invalids and a doctor.

About six miles from the Point stands Christ Church. This night I might properly sing, "Content with our hard fate, my boys," on the cold ground where I lay - wrapt up in my great coat, with my saddle for a pillow. A blustering cold night. Excerpt from the diary of Lt. Anthony Allaire, Loyal American Regiment, 1780. Just across the bridge from Charleston lies the town of Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.

Mount Pleasant is a town rich in the history of the past while living graciously in the present. Its colorful history includes a leading role in the military engagements of the Revolutionary War. When Charleston finally fell to the British on November 12, 1775, Cornwallis crossed the Cooper River with 2,500 troops and took possession of Haddrell’s Point. The British headquarters is said to have been the home of Jacob Motte, later known as Hibben House. Located close to the Atlantic Ocean, Mount Pleasant affords its visitors a very comfortable climate for a visit at any time of year.

This gracious southern town is always ready to offer hospitality and to welcome visitors. Due to it’s proximity to Charleston, it follows the same seasonal patterns. With the Atlantic Ocean nearby, a breeze is felt year long. Each season brings a special feel to this beautiful and peaceful town. Summer do get warm with the daytime temperature often approaching 90 F but with the evenings dropping into the mid 70’s F, it’s an ideal time for a leisurely stroll during the day or in the evening.

The fall stays relatively warm with temperatures still in the 80’s F. Winter is a season of change with temperatures still in the comfortable mid 50’s during the day and the 30’s at night making it just right for sitting by a warm fire with a comforting drink in hand. Visitors may be treated to a dusting of snow during this time, but it will melt very quickly. Spring brings a rise in temperature and more sunshine. Whatever the season, Mount Pleasant welcomes visitors with a warm smile and a gentle sea breeze.

During any season there are a unique variety of attractions and sites to experience. Boone Hall Plantation, originally a cotton plantation, and now producing fruit and vegetables, is one of America's oldest working plantations. It boasts one of the most majestic avenues of moss draped live oaks in the south. It’s a picture waiting to be taken. A tour of the plantation house, former slave quarters, and 738 acre grounds is a memorable experience.

If a visitor is lucky enough to visit Mount Pleasant in late April, there is the Blessing of the Fleet. Overlooking beautiful Charleston Harbor, this seafood festival celebrates the historic Mount Pleasant shrimping industry with the majesty of the ceremonial Blessing of the Fleet and a host of other family activities. For another family activity, plan a day at Palmetto Island County Park. It is a 943 acre park with a variety of recreational opportunities available including Splash Island Water Park, crabbing and fishing from floating docks along tidal creeks and lagoons, biking, lagoon boating and picnicking. Of course no visit to Mount Pleasant is complete without a trip to watch the Sweet Grass Basket Weavers at work on US Highway 17 North.

Sweet grass basket making has been a part of the Mount Pleasant community for more than 300 years. In fact, Mount Pleasant enjoys the distinction of being the only place where this particular type of basketry is practiced. Whether the interest is history, nostalgia for hometown America of years past, warm breezes, family water adventures, golf, or just wandering the streets of Old Town: a visit to charming Mount Pleasant is an experience not to be missed on any trip to the area.

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