The Charleston Place
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The Charleston Place sits in the center of historic Charleston, South Carolina, close to King Street and the City Market. Gue...
The Charleston Place is in Charleston's historic district on Meeting Street; The Dunlin is on Johns Island beside the Kiawah River. A city stay and a riverside retreat give this part of South Carolina different rhythms. Choose around time in historic Charleston or days at the river, rather than treating the two hotel settings as interchangeable.
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The Charleston Place sits in the center of historic Charleston, South Carolina, close to King Street and the City Market. Gue...
Prices From 355 USD
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The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island places a grand seaside hotel at the center of a much larger coastal landscape. Its 255 guestro...
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Montage Palmetto Bluff is not a conventional beach resort. It is also not a city hotel with a pretty view. Its strength is sc...
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The Dewberry Charleston stands on Meeting Street beside Marion Square, with mid-century design, refined rooms, rooftop views,...
Prices From 674 USD
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The Inn & Club at Harbour Town at the Sea Pines Resort is a polished boutique hotel inside one of Hilton Head Island's best-k...
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Looking for a place to stay in Charleston? Check out the Zero George Hotel! With sixteen guest rooms and studios, all housed...
Prices From 414 USD
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Hotel Bennett Charleston opens onto King Street and overlooks Marion Square, bringing the city's street life right to its doo...
Prices From 841 USD
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The Dunlin is a Lowcountry resort on Johns Island, set along the Kiawah River about 20 miles from Charleston. It brings toget...
Prices From 445 USD
Grand Bohemian Charleston is a downtown hotel with art, wine, and rooftop dining woven into the stay. It sits at 55 Wentworth...
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At Zero George, the named Cooking Class gives guests a seat around the kitchen table while the chef demonstrates the dishes. The class is limited to eight guests and includes a three-course menu with wine. Choose it for observing the chef and enjoying the menu, rather than assuming a hands-on lesson at your own cooking station. It is separately ticketed; check the current class schedule and reserve a place if it belongs in your Charleston plans.