Villa-style units on Isle of Palms with full kitchens, beach access, and the Wild Dunes courses five minutes away.
$150–$300/night
Book direct via the property website
Isle of Palms Resort by Wyndham runs more than 100 villa-style units on Isle of Palms, each with a full kitchen and many with multiple bedrooms. The format suits families and groups who prefer the space and self-catering flexibility of a villa over a hotel room. A pool, beach access, bike rentals, and tennis courts cover the on-site amenities.
The key advantage is proximity to Wild Dunes Resort. The Links Course and Harbor Course both sit roughly five minutes away by car, giving you access to the same Tom Fazio courses available to Sweetgrass Inn guests. Confirm tee times and any package pricing directly with Wild Dunes, since resort-guest privileges may differ for off-property bookings. Downtown Charleston is twenty-five to thirty-five minutes by car, a shorter commute than from Kiawah Island, so you can split the day between beach and golf and still make a Charleston dinner reservation.
$150 to $300 nightly. A foursome splitting a two-bedroom villa drops the per-person nightly cost below most Historic District hotel rooms. A practical middle ground between the Sweetgrass Inn experience and the budget options on the mainland. Book direct or through your preferred travel platform.
Golf at Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina

Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Rees Jones along the Intracoastal Waterway in Mount Pleasant, public access, cart included, and no resort gate to clear.

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.

Charleston & Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Tom Fazio's first solo commission, revised and reopened on the Isle of Palms oceanfront.

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.