Nearby to-doables include Frankie’s Fun Park, South Carolina Aquarium and Sweet Grass Tours. (And Charleston proper o’course.)

In the heart of old Charleston, now's the chance to work on your leisurely southern accent.

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

Looking for a free, hot breakfast? Whoomp, there it is.

Got the munchies? The onsite snack shop's got you covered.

Multimillion-dollar restoration revived the hotel's original 1920s elegance, including wrought-iron railings and crown molding.

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

A sweet place to lay your head, and conveniently located just off US Route 17.

The labyrinthian former warehouse's nooks are filled with antiques, but there's no stuffy museum vibe.

Comfortable rooms decorated West Indies-style with a touch of the Old South and all the modern amenities.

From shrimp boats to kayakers to dolphins, water-gazers will be entertained.

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

Hotel pool refreshes and de-stresses.

Breakfast is basic, but tasty and free.

Beach. Historic downtown. Fort Sumter. Whatever’s on the docket, you’re in the right spot.

All rooms are suites, and they're all smoke-free.

Onsite bar serves up Southern hospitality paired with eclectic speakeasy-meets-glam style & stellar signature cocktails.

Peaceful guestrooms boast high ceilings, crown molding and four-poster beds.

Not only are you uber-close to I-95, there’s an assortment of restaurants within walking distance (a win/win if you ask us).

Why does breakfast taste so much better when someone else makes it for you? We don’t know, but the theory is proven here.

Circular staircase with wrought-iron banister makes a grand first impression.

Three Cs: clean, convenient and comfortable.

Throws in a free breakfast, with plenty of goodies (like waffles!).

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

River-view enthusiasts will love the onsite Harborview Restaurant, open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Name ring a bell? John Rutledge, the historic home's former inhabitant, was one of the signers of the Constitution and a political legend in the state.

Looks like a castle, feels like the royal treatment (especially with such spacious suites).

Practice your best Phelps impression at the pool.

Free hot breakfast includes waffles!

Nearby to-doables include Frankie’s Fun Park, South Carolina Aquarium and Sweet Grass Tours. (And Charleston proper o’course.)

All rooms are suites, because size matters.