The Westin Poinsett was named after South Carolina statesman Joel R. Poinsett, who introduced the poinsettia flower to America, and the moment it opened in 1925, the hotel has lived up to the floral allusions of its name. The gracious services and elegant surroundings of the Westin Poinsett have been legendary for nearly a century and after an expansive, $25-million restoration, the hotel's mosaic tile and terrazzo floors, marble stairways, decorative plaster ceilings and crystal chandeliers radiate a glow of charm and invitation like never before. The lobby, Piedmont Grill, lounge and Gold and Poinsett Ballrooms have also been meticulously restored to their full 1920s glory. Upstairs, each of the 200 guest rooms has been completely reconstructed. As a part of the Westin family, the Poinsett now benefits from myriad other in-room and on-site amenities, from in-room high-speed Internet access and the Westin's signature Heavenly Bed to a fitness center, flower shop and full-service business center. In short, the Westin Poinsett is an ideal retreat for the luxury traveler and an excellent HQ for the discerning business traveler in town on business or ready to host a meeting at this stellar property.

The hotel was named for South Carolina statesman Joel R. Poinsett, who introduced the Poinsetta flower to America.

Original Property Opened: 1925

Rate Range:
Single/Double: $139.00 to $229.00
Suites/Specialty: $169.00 to $399.00