Pin itHampton Inn Charleston — Historic District
Free hot breakfast, a Historic District address, and Hilton Honors points for golfers watching the bottom line.
- Nightly rate
- From USD 140–USD 230
- Distance to courses
- Charleston National Golf Club (~20 min)
- What stands out
- Free hot breakfast, a Historic District address, and Hilton Honors points for golfers watching the bottom line.
$140–$230/night
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The property
The Hampton Inn Charleston Historic District puts 166 rooms inside the Historic District itself, with walkable access to Charleston's restaurants, markets, and historic sites. You get the brand-standard package: free hot breakfast, pool, fitness centre, and free Wi-Fi. Hilton Honors members earn and redeem points.
What to expect
The free breakfast matters here. A foursome heading to Charleston National or RiverTowne Country Club for a morning round can eat at the hotel and be on the course in 20 minutes without an additional stop. Across a multi-day trip the breakfast savings cover a sleeve of balls by checkout. The location handles the non-golf side of a Charleston trip without extra logistics; you can walk to dinner instead of organising rideshares.
Rates and booking
$140 to $230 per night, the most affordable Historic District option with a nationally recognised brand. The $10 to $20 nightly difference from the Courtyard by Marriott often comes down to loyalty program preference: Hilton Honors versus Marriott Bonvoy. Both deliver comparable rooms in the same neighbourhood. For golfers who want a downtown Charleston base at a rate that leaves room for quality tee times, the Hampton covers the fundamentals.
Nearby Courses
Golf at Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
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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Mid-Range
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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Mid-Range
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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