SFYC Charleston, SC Getaway
Commodore's Land Cruise
May 5th - May 8th, 2026
Our Hotel: Mills House Charleston (Curio Collection by Hilton)
115 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401
https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/chsonqq-mills-house-charleston/gallery/
Centrally Located
Cost for Hotel and airfare per couple is: $2,650.72
Air flights, as available are:
| Date |
Airline |
Flight #
|
Departure Airport
|
Departs
|
Arrives
|
Arrival Airport |
| 5/5/26 |
Delta |
1385 |
Fort Myers, FL (RSW) |
5:30am |
7:19am |
Atlanta, GA (ATL)
|
| 5/5/26 |
Delta |
3107 |
Atlanta, GA (ATL) |
10:05am |
11:20am |
Charleston, SC (CHS)
|
| 5/8/26 |
Delta |
3107 |
Charleston, SC (CHS) |
12:15pm |
1:31pm |
Atlanta, GA (ATL)
|
| 5/8/26 |
Delta |
1124 |
Atlanta, GA (ATL) |
5:01pm |
6:43pm |
Fort Myers, FL (RSW) |
Cost for Hotel only per couple is: $1,921.44
RATES AND AVAILABILITY ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!
FIRST COME FIRST SERVE
BOOK NOW TO INCREASE YOUR ODDS OF GETTING THESE RATES (AS OF 2-20-2026)
RATES CAN CHANGE (INCREASE) DAILY AND HOTEL RATES ARE REFUNDABLE.
This trip is planned through Vacations to Go
Please register here online at no cost, so I will know who is coming and can plan our dinners, etc.
but proceed to call contact below at your earliest convenience to obtain best rates.
***To secure your hotel (and optional airfare) reservations must be via our contact below:
MAGGIE MAURO
800-998-6925 ext. 8374
mmauro@vacationstogo.com
(Mon-Fri 9am - 6pm CST)
Group and Optional Activities to be added as they are firmed up.
These include meals, carriage rides, museums, parks, & walking/shopping, of course!
Maybe a walk or ride to see a statue of my great-great Grandfather, William Gilmore Simms, in White Point Gardens...
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History of the Mills House, courtesy of Charleston Magazine:
The Mills House Hotel has been welcoming guests to the corner of Queen and Meeting streets since 1853, when grain merchant Otis Mills opened its doors. Designed by architect John Earl, the grand, five-story building was furnished with elaborate ceiling moldings, marble mantels, and an arcaded entrance, as well as then-modern amenities of running water and steam heat. The Mills House survived the city’s destruction during the Civil War, as visible in this circa-1865 stereograph image taken by photographer George N. Barnard. However, the property fell into disrepair in the early 1900s until it was sold at auction in 1968 to Charleston Associates, who worked with local preservationists to reconstruct a historical replica of the building using the original ironwork and terra-cotta cornices. In December 2022, the hotel, now owned by RLJ Lodging Trust, reopened after a multimillion-dollar renovation. In celebration of its 170-year anniversary, The Mills House will offer restaurant specials at Iron Rose paying homage to the hotel’s original dining menu, history talks, and more throughout August.