The Daniel Boone Hotel, on the corner of Virginia and Hale Streets, was Charleston's grandest hotel for forty years and is now one of downtown's most distinctive office buildings. The neo-Georgian brick facade, terracotta detailing, and recessed ground-floor arches make it stand out among the more functional buildings around it.
The lobby still has its original marble floors and brass fixtures and is open during business hours. A small plaque inside marks the spot where, the story goes, the 1932 Republican governor's election was decided after a long night of bargaining.