The chef recommends the shrimp and grits at Three Oaks Grill, the Southern-style restaurant with big picture windows and exposed wooden beams.

Primo home base for the Charleston area. Hit the breakfast buffet before heading out. (Bacon!)

On a street lined with shops and restaurants, and only a 20-min drive from Charleston.

Right-on-the-waterfront location makes for wicked views of Charleston Harbor and the city's skyline.

Vacation-y feel starts at the palmetto tree-lined entrance. Rooms keep the vibe going, rockin’ a killer coastal-chic ‘tude.

This Museum Mile site’s hosted hotels since the early 1800s (notable guests include Edgar Allen Poe).

Fruits of a two-year renovation include updated bathrooms and flat-screen TVs. All rooms have just one bed, so plan your travel-mate situation accordingly.

Grosse fringale? Le snack de l'établissement va régler ça.

Historic center gem with design-forward interiors, chandelier-laden lobby and sweet Charleston views from every room.

Delightful space with exposed brick, original wood flooring and chic, minimalist design.

Design is bright, sophisticated, charming and contemporary, matching the French Quarter vibe.

Rooms are modern, clean and totes comfortable.

A combination of two historic Charleston buildings, each with their own vibe. The Enclave at The Vendue is a sanctuary of privacy enriched by exclusive amenities. The Vendue features a modern design aesthetic with a little flair. It is a hotspot of good energy, where excitement meets warmth and entertainment.

Classy, historic building with high ceilings, large windows and loads of charm.

Le petit déjeuner ne se contente pas d'être délicieux, il est aussi gratuit.

The perfect blend of contemporary and vintage (like the city itself!) with traditional haint blue ceilings, local art and modern amenities throughout.

La piscine de l'hôtel répond présent quand l'appel du plouf se fait pressant.

Small entry opens into a picturesque brick courtyard with a fountain.