Looking for some southern hospitality?

We’ve got you covered. Check out details on hotels, shuttles, and some must-visit spots in Charleston.

Where to stay

September is a popular month in Charleston, so we’ve reserved a hotel block! It’s first come, first serve, so make sure to book ahead.

Hyatt Place Charleston

560 King St.
Charleston, SC
29403

Rate: $302
Available Rooms: king bed; 2 queen beds

Use the link below to access our room block and book by August 26.

To and from the venue

 

The Lake House at Bulow

926 Hughes Rd.
Johns Island, SC
29455

The way there

Ubers and Lyfts are easily accessible around Charleston, but we recommend calling one in advance. We will be providing Uber vouchers to make sure you enjoy a hassle-free ride to the venue.

Uber vouchers will be provided at the welcome party.

Getting home

A shuttle will be running from the venue to the Hyatt Place Charleston starting at 11:00pm. The last shuttle will leave the venue at 2:00am.

Bites

  • Vern's

    A buzzy neighborhood restaurant serving eclectic American fare.

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  • Chez Nous

    Pint-sized spot with elevated food and wine from France and other European countries.

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  • The Obstinate Daughter

    A Southern restaurant that is influenced by French, Italian and Spanish cuisine.

    Visit

  • Porchetta Shop

    Casual eatery serving rotisserie meats, focaccia sandwiches, and other Tuscan fare.

    Visit

  • Welton's Tiny Bakeshop

    A bakery with a focus on local produce and naturally leavened goods. Grab a kouign-amann and salted pistachio iced latte.

    Visit

  • Huriyali

    Health-conscious, locally sourced cafe fare and juices with a hip patio.

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  • Vicious Biscuit

    Comfy spot for breakfast comfort foods with biscuits as the base and craft cocktails.

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  • Harken Cafe & Bakery

    Cozy establishment serving breakfast, baguettes & cakes.

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  • Pink Bellies

    Vietnamese comfort food served in a laid-back space.

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  • Chubby Fish

    Partners with local fisherman/farmers for the best seasonal ingredients the Lowcountry has to offer.

    Visit

Booze

  • Roseline

    A 429-square-foot cozy, moody wine bar.

    Visit

  • Last Saint

    Neighborhood cocktail bar with a secret back room serving imaginative drinks.

    Visit

  • Palmetto Brewing Co.

    Brewery offering a range of craft beers, plus a courtyard for live music.

    Visit

  • Citrus Club

    Rooftop lounge at the Dewberry Hotel serving citrus-inspired frozen cocktails and small bites.

    Visit

  • Guilded Horn

    A craft beer and wine shop serving crafts for the adventurous at heart.

    Visit

  • Island Cabana Bar

    A funky marina bar serving locally sourced seafood menu, beer and frozen drinks.

    Visit

  • The Cocktail Club

    A lounge dedicated to the art of the craft cocktail. The rooftop terrace offers a more modern escape.

    Visit

  • Burns Alley Tavern

    Charleston’s local dive bar with live entertainment.

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  • By the Way

    A cozy neighborhood restaurant and bar from Southern Charm's Craig and Austen.

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Things to do

  • Sullivan's Island

    Quiet and calm beachscapes with an adorable main street full of restaurants with perfect patios.

  • Charleston City Market

    One of the oldest public markets in the US. Shop for souvenirs and indulge in the flavors of the city.

  • Shop on King Street

    A vibrant downtown with a perfect blend of local, regional, and national shops.

  • Walking Tour

    Take a self-guided walk or book a professional tour. Make sure to hit Rainbow Row, the French Quarter and the waterfront!

  • The Gibbes Museum of Art

    A smaller museum that houses a permanent art collection spanning four centuries.

  • Redux Contemporary Art Center

    A nonprofit committed to the cultivation of contemporary art through diverse exhibitions.

  • Kayak down Shem Creek

    Paddle alongside dolphins and manatees, soak up the views, and enjoy the ultimate adventure.