Pin itBelmond Charleston Place
A 400-room Forbes Five Star property at the intersection of Meeting and Market Streets, for golfers who want Charleston first and the courses second.
- Nightly rate
- From USD 325–USD 700
- Distance to courses
- Charleston National Golf Club (~20 min)
- What stands out
- A 400-room Forbes Five Star property at the intersection of Meeting and Market Streets, for golfers who want Charleston first and the courses second.
$325–$700/night
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The property
Belmond Charleston Place, also known as The Charleston Place, occupies a full city block at Meeting and Market Streets in the heart of the Historic District. The 400-room property holds Forbes Five Star recognition and runs three restaurants, four bars, a full-service spa, a fitness center, and a rooftop saltwater pool that converts between indoor and outdoor with the seasons.
What to expect
The location is the defining feature. Rainbow Row, The Battery, St. Michael's Church, the City Market, and the district's best restaurants are all within walking distance. Carriage tours leave from the block. Food tours start steps away. For travellers balancing golf with the broader Charleston experience, this is the most central luxury base in the city.
The golf trade-off is distance. The nearest quality courses are 20 minutes or more by car. Charleston National and RiverTowne in Mount Pleasant are closest. Kiawah Island is a 35 to 45-minute drive, putting Turtle Point, Osprey Point, and The Ocean Course within reach for a one-round day rather than the back-to-back rounds a resort base allows. A rental car is essential; ride-share thins out heading to Kiawah.
Rates and booking
$325 to $700 per night, reflecting the Forbes designation, the Historic District address, and the Belmond brand. Book through the link on this page. Belmond Charleston Place suits travellers who happen to play golf, in contrast to The Sanctuary at Kiawah, which suits golfers who happen to enjoy resort amenities. The choice comes down to what the trip revolves around: the courses, or the city.
Nearby Courses
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Mid-Range
Charleston National Golf Club
Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Rees Jones along the Intracoastal Waterway in Mount Pleasant, public access, cart included, and no resort gate to clear.
$75–$115PublicRees Jones (1989)
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Harbor Course at Wild Dunes Resort
Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Fazio's second act at Wild Dunes, where the Intracoastal Waterway replaces the ocean and the green fees drop accordingly.
$63–$209ResortTom Fazio (1986)
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Links Course at Wild Dunes Resort
Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Tom Fazio's first solo commission, revised and reopened on the Isle of Palms oceanfront.
$63–$279ResortTom Fazio (1980)
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Oak Point Golf Course at Kiawah Island
Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
The most affordable entry point to Kiawah resort golf, set among marshland and oak canopy just outside the main gate.
$150–$315ResortClyde Johnston (1989; acquired by Kiawah Resort 1997)
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