CHARLESTON, SC, May 13, 2010
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Expedia travelers have ranked The Historic Mills House Hotel in Charleston among the world's best hotels on this year's Expedia Insiders' Select List.
The list formally recognizes individual hotels worldwide that consistently deliver excellent service, a great overall experience and a notable value. The full list represents only a small percentage of the world's top hotels from the more than 110,000 hotel properties offered on Expedia.
"Delivering our guests superior service is a top priority at The Mills House," said John Edwards, General Manager. "We are pleased that our efforts have been acknowledged by Expedia travelers and look forward to extending our high level of service to even more guests."
Originally opened in 1853, The Historic Mills House hotel in Charleston has garnered recognition for service and quality from publications such as Conde' Nast Traveller, Southern Living and Frommer's Guide to Charleston. The Mills House is also consistently ranked in the top tier for guest satisfaction among InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG).
For more information on The Mills House Hotel, visit http://www.millshouse.com or call 800-874-9600.
About the Mills House Hotel
Originally opened in 1853 and completely restored in 2008, the Mills House stands out as one of the preeminent Charleston, SC luxury hotels. The Mills House combines the historic charm of the 19th century with contemporary elegance to provide the quintessential Charleston experience. Located in the heart of Charleston's renowned Historic District, the Mills House Hotel is but a short stroll from the boutique shopping, fine dining, and historic attractions that have placed Charleston among the world's top destinations. The Mills House Hotel is owned by FelCor Lodging Trust and managed by InterContinental Hotels Group. Experience the Legend. The Mills House Hotel.
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