We really enjoyed our three-night stay at The Iris! It’s a little off the beaten path, which we appreciated, yet just two blocks from King Street. There are some great neighborhood spots nearby, including The Daily, which has excellent coffee and breakfast options.The property itself is unique, combining older Charleston buildings with modern, bridge-like walkways and platforms. While the rooms have exterior entrances, the gated property feels very secure, and our stay was exceptionally quiet.We explored Charleston entirely on foot, putting in some serious mileage without ever needing an Uber. The College of Charleston is an easy walk, and even the Battery is within walking distance if you enjoy exploring.Our room felt like a small, well-appointed New York City apartment, complete with an espresso machine, Keurig, two TVs, spacious bathroom, wonderful linens, washer, dishwasher, and a cozy living area with a dining table. There was plenty of closet space but no drawers, so plan accordingly. We made use of virtually every inch during our stay!Everything was spotless, and the staff was exceptionally helpful and communicative. Housekeeping appears to be available upon request, though we didn’t need it. Extra towels, blankets, and linens were already provided.I especially appreciated the keyless entry for both the main gate and our room. No keys to keep track of, and the system worked seamlessly despite the office not being staffed 24/7.Overall, a wonderful place!