Below are the 11 user recommended hotels in the area of Charleston that is closest to Charleston Historic District. The average price near Charleston Historic District is $315/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Charleston Historic District are typically 32% more expensive than the average hotel in Charleston, which is $211.
Low Season | January | cheapest month to stay |
High Season | October | most expensive time to stay |
30% | expected price decrease | |
24% | expected price increase |
Price | $204 - $387 |
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Highest day of week | Friday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
Cheapest day of week | Tuesday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
$341 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day | |
$239 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day |
Cheapest time to book | The cheapest time to book hotels in Charleston is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, on the same day that your stay begins. |
1-2 star | $116 - $147 | |
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3 star | $168 - $201 | |
4-5 star | $302 - $361 |
Try to visit Charleston between March – May or September – November to see the city covered in a colorful array of spring blooms, or to get a taste of various foodie events in fall. Average temperatures are around 60 – 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer months from June – August are Charleston’s peak tourist season, however, average temperatures soar to as high as 90 degrees Fahrenheit during this time. Wear sunscreen and carry plenty of bottled water when you step out to explore the city. Winters are off-season, when both tourist traffic and hotel rates are at their lowest. Temperatures rarely dip below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. If you don’t mind the slightly cooler weather, this is a good time to visit Charleston and get attractive deals and discounts on hotels and travel. Charleston hosts several key events and festivals between spring and fall, so if a particular festival is of interest to you, try to plan your trip around that time.
Charleston’s Historic District neighborhoods are in a compact area that can be easily explored on foot. To venture out into surrounding towns, such as Mount Pleasant, you can use the CARTA-operated buses that cost $2.00 USD per ride. A day-pass is also available for $7.00 USD. To get around between most popular tourist attractions, you can make use of the free trolley services. Taxis are easily available throughout downtown, however, if you are staying or visiting outside this area, call ahead to book a metered taxi. Ride-share services such Uber and Lyft also operate in Charleston. If you plan to explore the outskirts of the city or indulge in some beach time, having a set of wheels is a good option. Look for interesting deals on car rentals with momondo.
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Observing the pastel antebellum architecture, moss-draped trees, and horse-drawn carriages along the gas-lamp lit cobblestone streets of Charleston, you’ll feel like you have traveled back in time. Also known as the Holy City, due to its strong tolerance for all religions, the port city of Charleston proudly showcases its history and heritage. The city also offers a stark contrast in the form of trendy restaurants, interesting shops, and contemporary art galleries. Where you choose to stay in Charleston depends on the experience you want to remember. One that is filled with history, art and culture in the Historic District, or one where you can wake up to the sound of waves crashing against a sandy coastline on a beautiful island within minutes of Downtown Charleston.
French Quarter
A quaint historic neighborhood on the southeastern corner of the peninsula, the French Quarter gets its name from the high concentration of French Protestants that immigrated to and lived within the area. This part of the city is filled with historic churches and countless art galleries. On Church Street, just a block from the Charleston City Market, experience the best of southern hospitality in an intimate boutique hotel, The French Quarter Inn. Close by, on State Street, you have The Spectator Hotel set in a 1920s-dated Art-Deco building, just a 2-minute walk from Charleston City Market and a 7-minute walk from the Riley Waterfront Park. The hotel features posh rooms that combine Jazz Age elegance with the glamor of the Old South. You can also check out The Vendue, an award-winning art-filled boutique hotel, just a 5-minute walk from the historic pastel-painted buildings of Rainbow Row.
Harleston Village
Harleston Village is a multifaceted, historic neighborhood that features quiet residential streets, and a wide range of restaurants and bars. This area is also home to the College of Charleston campus. Enjoy a luxurious stay in the Wentworth Mansion hotel, set in a grand 1880-dated historic mansion, just minutes away from the award-winning dining and shopping of Harleston Village. You can also look at The Restoration, a chic, all-suite hotel with classy interiors, room décor, and service that warmly reflect Charleston’s vibrant history and culture.
Cannonborough / Elliotborough
Cannonborough / Elliotborough is another historic neighborhood, and it’s known for quiet, residential streets, and a wide range of unique eateries. Enjoy the spacious, comfortable rooms and contemporary amenities at the Hyatt Place Charleston / Historic District hotel. Check out The Cannonboro Inn, an elegant B&B set in a restored 1853-dated Victorian home. The hotel features refined rooms decorated in Victorian-style furnishings, and serves a gourmet breakfast on a veranda overlooking a beautifully landscaped garden.
Upper King Design District
Best known for its energetic nightlife and plenty of modern restaurants, bars and shops, Upper King is located north of the Historic District. The Charleston Area Convention Center and Visitor’s Bureau is in this neighborhood. Hotel rates in this area are slightly lower than the pricey options in the main Historic District. You will still be within a short walk of most attractions, including the 10-acre Marion Square city park. Across the street from the park, at the corner of King and Calhoun Street, you have the Francis Marion Hotel set in one of the tallest buildings on the Charleston peninsula. This 1924-dated sophisticated hotel features traditionally decorated rooms and suites, some with harbor views. Near Meeting Street, overlooking Marion Square, stay in The Dewberry, a posh hotel that features stylish rooms with custom furniture, local artwork, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of the historic downtown area. The hotel is just a 3-minute walk from The Charleston Museum.
The Islands
Charleston’s best beaches are less than a 30-minute drive from downtown. Folly Beach, south of downtown, is home to a range of wildlife, including Loggerhead turtles and bald eagles. Further south of Folly Beach, Kiawah Island’s main feature is The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island Golf Resort. Northeast of downtown, Isle of Palms is more residential, and mainly filled with shops and paths for walking and biking. Check out the Wild Dunes Resort, a golf resort with 2 waterfront courses overlooking the Isle of Palms beach. The sprawling property offers a variety of accommodation options, several laid-back restaurants, and a 10,000-square-foot Village Plaza that houses a market and a spa. Enjoy stylish, contemporary rooms with oceanfront balconies at the Tides Folly Beach resort, just a minute’s walk from the Folly Beach Fishing Pier. Enjoy uniquely decorated rooms, a 24-hour hot tub, complimentary bike rentals, and a beach shuttle service at the Water’s Edge Inn, an upscale B&B. It is just a 9-minute walk from the Folly Beach Fishing Pier. The hotel features rooms and villas with screened-in porches or private ocean-front balconies.
Home to several majestic museums and historic landmarks, Charleston generously showcases its role in shaping U.S. history. The city is known for majestic mansions and plantations, spectacular beaches, interesting shops and markets, and several art galleries. Your Charleston itinerary is sure to be exciting and entertaining.
Visiting Charleston for 2 nights is the most common choice for our users.
A hotel room in Charleston will generally set you back around $280 per night. This figure is an average and prices will vary according to the facilities, location and room availability at your desired hotel.
In January prices are at their lowest and represents the most cost effective time to book a hotel room in Charleston. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 31%.
The cost of a Charleston hotel room will vary for each day but generally Monday works out the most economical, with Thursday proving the least economical.
$133 is how much a hostel (and up to 2 star hotels) in Charleston could cost you each night. Booking a hostel could save you $147 when compared to the average price of a hotel in Charleston.
While temperatures are typically very high in Charleston during June, there is a higher chance for rainfall as the average for the month is about 5.7″. Taking into account the higher potential for rain in June, those staying at a hotel in Charleston should plan to visit popular indoor attractions such as Tanger Outlets, South Carolina Aquarium, and Historic Charleston City Market.
There are 64 vacation rentals in Charleston, with Luxurious Private Suites in Downtown Charleston being the most popular among momondo users. Find deals on vacation rentals in Charleston.
Zero George Street
0 George Street, Charleston, SC, United States
The Lodge Alley Inn, Charleston, South Carolina, Studio
Charleston, SC, United States
20 South Battery
20 S Battery St., Charleston, SC, United States
563 King Signature Apartments
Charleston, SC, United States
The Loutrel
61 State Street, Charleston, SC, United States
86 Cannon Historic Inn - Adults Only
86 Cannon Street, Charleston, SC, United States
Cozy Island Cottage
Charleston, SC, United States
The Blues Room - Downtown By Musc
Charleston, SC, United States
Pelican Place - Large 2 Bedroom Townhome
Charleston, SC, United States
Regatta Inn - Adults Only
64 West 9th Street Ext., Charleston, SC, United States
Amazing Two-Bedroom Suite W/ Hardwood Floors, A Full Kitchen - Near Everything!
Charleston, SC, United States
22 Charlotte
22 Charlotte Street, Charleston, SC, United States
Romantic Beach Style Cottage Minutes From Historic Charleston & Folly Beach!
Charleston, SC, United States
2 Bedroom/ 2 Bathroom Condo in Heart of Downtown
Charleston, SC, United States
Chic Charleston Home - Half Mile to Park Circle!
Charleston, SC, United States
The Hawthorne by Low Country Rentals
169 Spring Street, Charleston, SC, United States
4 Bee St
Charleston, SC, United States
Charming Suite in the Heart of Charleston
Charleston, SC, United States
The Iris
84 Line Street, Charleston, SC, United States
Spacious Apartment Downtown
Charleston, SC, United States
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