Directions from Atlanta, Georgia to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Atlanta, Georgia is 322 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take about 5 hours in normal conditions.
Take Interstate 20 East out of Atlanta for 204 miles exiting onto US-378 East (Exit 61 towards Columbia). Merge onto Interstate 26 East and follow it for 111 miles merging onto US-17 North (Exit 220 B - towards Mt. Pleasant). Stay on US-17 North for 3 miles crossing the new Ravenel Bridge into Mt. Pleasant (this is still 17 North). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point will be on your left at the first light at the foot of the bridge.
Directions from Columbia, South Carolina to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Columbia, South Carolina is 116 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take about 2 hours in normal conditions.
Take Interstate 26 East out of Columbia and follow it 107 miles merging onto US-17 North (Exit 220 B). Follow US-17 North into Charleston crossing the new Ravenel Bridge into Mt. Pleasant (this is still 17 North). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point will be on your left at the first light at the foot of the bridge.
Directions from Savannah, Georgia to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Savannah, Georgia is 122 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take about 2 hours and 15 minutes in normal conditions.
Take Interstate 95 North out of Savannah and follow it for 57 miles. Merge onto SC-63 (Exit 53) and follow it 3 mile to connect with US-17 North. Follow US-17 North into Charleston crossing the new Ravenel Bridge into Mt. Pleasant (this is still 17 North). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point will be on your left at the first light at the foot of the bridge.
Directions from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is 93 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take a little under 2 hours in normal conditions.
Take US-17 South out of Myrtle Beach and follow it down to Mt. Pleasant (you will travel through the towns of Pawleys Island, Georgetown, McClellanville and Awendaw on your way). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point is located on the right before you cross the new Ravenel Bridge into the Charleston Peninsula.
Directions from Raleigh, North Carolina to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Raleigh, North Carolina is 280 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take 4 hours and 15 minutes in normal conditions.
Take Interstate 40 East out of Raleigh and follow it 28 miles to Interstate 95. Merge onto Interstate 95 South (Exit 328A towards Fayetteville). Follow Interstate 95 South 194 miles until it connects with Interstate 26 East (Exit 86A). Follow Interstate 26 East for 52 miles, merging onto US-17 North (Exit 220B). Follow US-17 North into Charleston crossing the new Ravenel Bridge into Mt. Pleasant (this is still 17 North). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point will be on your left at the first light at the foot of the bridge.
Directions from Greenville, South Carolina to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Greenville, South Carolina is 215 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take about 3 ½ hours under normal conditions.
Take Interstate 385 South out of Greenville until it connects with Interstate 26 (42 miles). Follow Interstate 26 East for 168 miles merging onto US-17 North (Exit 220 B). Follow 17 North into Charleston crossing the new Ravenel Bridge into Mt. Pleasant (this is still 17 North). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point will be on your left at the first light at the foot of the bridge.
Directions from Jacksonville, Florida to the Holiday Inn Patriots Point:
Jacksonville, FL is 250 miles from the Holiday Inn Patriots Point. This trip should take about 4 hours under normal conditions.
Take Interstate 95 North out of Jacksonville, following it for 195 miles. Merge onto SC-63 (Exit 53) and follow it 3 mile to connect with US-17 North. Follow US-17 North into Charleston crossing the new Ravenel Bridge into Mt. Pleasant (this is still 17 North). The Holiday Inn Patriots Point will be on your left at the first light at the foot of the bridge.
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