The Charleston Place
Charleston's grand hotel on Meeting Street, known for its sweeping Georgian staircase and Murano glass chandelier, with a rooftop pool and spa, a Club level and the Thoroughbred Club.
Hotel Bennett
A palatial King Street hotel overlooking Marion Square, with Gabrielle's fine dining, Camellias' champagne bar, a Parisian-style pâtisserie, a heated rooftop pool and a spa.
The Dewberry Charleston
A 1960s federal building on Marion Square reborn as one of Charleston's most stylish hotels, with the mid-century Living Room bar, the Citrus Club rooftop and a longevity-focused wellness club.
Zero George
An intimate Ansonborough retreat of restored 1804 residences and carriage houses around a garden courtyard, with Michelin-selected dining, a caviar bar and wine and cheese on the piazza.
Planters Inn
South Carolina's only Relais & Châteaux hotel, an 1844 building at the corner of Market and Meeting streets with a hidden garden courtyard and Peninsula Grill's famous coconut cake.
The Spectator Hotel
A 1920s-inspired boutique hotel in Charleston's French Quarter, one block from the City Market, where every guest has a personal butler and a Jazz Age cocktail bar sets the tone.
Emeline
A relaxed, design-led hotel on Church Street a block from the City Market, with wood-fired Frannie & The Fox, The Den cocktail bar, an open courtyard and Hank's Seafood next door.
French Quarter Inn
A gracious boutique inn in Charleston's French Quarter, a minute from the City Market, known for its artisanal breakfast, afternoon wine and cheese reception and milk and cookies.
