Originally founded in 1670 around its port, this deep south city is now a blend of modernist art culture and historic gems. Come here to wander the cobblestone streets and admire the pastel antebellum houses of the French Quarter and Battery districts. Or to check out artists? studios, catch some experimental theatre and savour South Carolina?s cuisine. Those wishing to swim or surf can do so at one of five beaches. You may spot pineapples at the entrance of venues and homes; the fruit is traditionally used in the ?holy city? as a method of demonstrating hospitality.
The Dewberry Charleston

This mid-century modernist construction overlooking Marion Square was once the L. Mendel Rivers Federal Building, first commissioned by President Kennedy back in the 1960s. It became The Dewberry in 2016, forming 154 ADA compliant bedrooms and suites. Each boasts custom-designed Stickley armoires with the hotel brand?s own botanical pattern, works by Charleston-based artists, a curated selection of books, lighting from the local Urban Electric Co. and bathrooms wrapped in Danby, Vermont marble. A lobby, spa, Living Room, Citrus rooftop bar and Henrietta?s brasserie restaurant, make up the public spaces. Check Availability & Prices
Hotel Bennett

The Charleston-based Bennett family are behind this grande dame, a hotel reflecting Charleston?s elegant and graceful nature. Hotel Bennett opened in 2019, but was in the planning for over a decade prior. Refined and plush, it has 179 bedroo...