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Downtown Rentals with CHC Vacation Rentals CHC specializes in downtown rental properties with CHC Vacation Rentals, offering charming units in neighborhoods like South of Broad, Cannonborough, and the French Quarter. Highlights: Stroll to galleries, restaurants, and historic landmarks in South of Broad, French Quarter, or Cannonborough Walkable city core—no car required to explore Rainbow Row, Waterfront Park, or local markets Choice of cozy lofts, carriage houses, or courtyard homes with modern perks Pros: Everything is within walking distance—perfect for short stays Authentic immersion in local culture and history Parking options available in select CHC rentals Cons: No beach access—you’ll need a ride for seaside day Some properties may be compact or have limited outdoor space Parking can be a consideration—look for units with included spots. Best for: Couples, solo travelers, foodies, and visitors focused on Charleston’s downtown attractions. Beachfront Rentals in Charleston If waking up to the ocean waves and moonlit beach strolls is your idea of vacation, look into beachfront rentals in Charleston outside CHC’s downtown portfolio. Highlights: Surf-centric lifestyle: Folly Beach is a renowned surf destination. The Washout section offers some of the best waves on the East Coast Minutes from historic downtown—about a 20–30 minute drive Roomy beach houses—perfect for family gatherings and water enthusiasts Pros: Wake up to beachfront views and stroll straight onto the sand Spacious layouts with plenty of room for groups Ideal for surfers, beachgoers, and low-key vacationers Cons: A drive is needed to reach downtown menus and museums Demand and rates surge during summer Local shops and cafés are limited compared to city offerings Best for: Families, surfers, beach lovers, and those seeking peaceful coastal living.

Whether you’re staying in a CHC Vacation Rental downtown or at the beach, you’re never far from delicious, family-friendly dining. In this guide, we’ve organized top picks by location (Downtown, Folly Beach, and Isle of Palms) so you can find family-friendly dining in Charleston within walking distance or a short drive of your home base. From casual BBQ joints and pizzerias to beachside cafés, these restaurants for kids in Charleston offer tasty menus, fun atmospheres, and amenities like kids’ menus, high chairs, and even play areas – ensuring everyone in the family is happy at mealtime. Downtown Charleston If you’re staying at one of CHC Vacation Rentals’ downtown properties (around the Upper King Street area), you’ll find some of Charleston’s best family-friendly restaurants just steps away. Downtown Charleston’s dining scene may be famous for its history and gourmet cuisine, but it also offers plenty of casual spots where kids are welcome. Here are a few great dining options near our downtown rentals: Fleet Landing – Waterfront Seafood: A top pick for families craving waterfront views and fresh seafood. Kids love spotting dolphins while parents enjoy a relaxing drink on the outdoor deck. The casual atmosphere and crowd-pleasers like shrimp & grits and hushpuppies make it a win-win. Located near Waterfront Park, Fleet Landing serves fresh-from-the-dock seafood in a casual atmosphere (think shrimp & grits, fried fish, and hushpuppies) that suits all ages. It’s an easy walk after a downtown stroll, and the broad pier-side seating means noisy kids are no problem. Parents can relax with a local beer or cocktail and enjoy the views while the whole family digs into Lowcountry seafood favorites. Home Team BBQ (Downtown): Craving BBQ? Home Team BBQ offers award-winning smoked meats in a laid-back setting that’s perfect for families. The downtown location even features a fenced-in gravel play area with chalkboards where kids can romp while waiting for food. The kiddos can choose from a dedicated menu of classics like quesadillas, PB&J, grilled cheese, and chicken fingers, so even picky eaters are happy. Meanwhile, parents will love the pulled pork, ribs, and perhaps a famous frozen Gamechanger cocktail or local craft beer. It’s a fun, crowd-pleasing spot within a short walk or drive from King Street rentals. Edmund’s Oast – Brewpub & Patio: Don’t be fooled by the trendy brewpub vibe – Edmund’s Oast is very accommodating to families. In fact, they have a special kids’ menu featuring favorites like grilled cheese and cheesy buttered noodles. At lunch they even offer “The Lunchbox,” a combo of a fried chicken sandwich, pasta salad, and a Nutella cookie for dessert that kids (and adults!) adore. The spacious outdoor patio means strollers and energetic little ones have room, and parents can sample the on-site brewed beers and inventive Southern dishes while the kids munch happily. It’s a short drive north of the historic district and well worth it for a relaxing family meal. Leon’s Oyster Shop – Fried Chicken & Ice Cream: A former auto body shop turned trendy eatery, Leon’s may not scream “kids” at first glance, but it’s actually a family favorite if you go at the right time. Come in the afternoon or early evening “golden hour” when it’s less crowded – kids can dig into Leon’s famous fried chicken and finish off with an ice cream cone covered in sprinkles. (Yes, they literally serve soft-serve ice cream with sprinkles for dessert!) Parents can enjoy fresh oysters and a glass of frosé or a cold muscadet while the little ones feast. With a casual patio and picnic tables outside, Leon’s on Upper King Street offers a fun, rustic atmosphere that everyone can enjoy. Brown Dog Deli – Casual & Quirky: For a low-key lunch or easy dinner, Brown Dog Deli is a top pick downtown. This funky, retro-themed deli (with two downtown locations) has a menu full of approachable favorites – from hot dogs and sandwiches to a legendary mac-and-cheese grilled cheese – that kids and adults alike will love. The atmosphere is super relaxed: the staff will even hand out crayons and paper so kids can color while you wait. Parents will appreciate the creative twists on deli classics (and maybe a craft beer or soda float). Dine inside surrounded by nostalgic decor or out on the patio with your pup (yes, it’s dog-friendly too). Brown Dog Deli proves that family-friendly dining in Charleston can be both fun and delicious. Folly Beach Charleston’s famously laid-back beach town, Folly Beach, is a paradise for families – and that extends to its dining. If you’re staying in a CHC Vacation Rental on Folly, you can walk or bike to plenty of casual eateries perfect for kids. Center Street is the main strip packed with beachy cafés, taco joints, and seafood shacks. Here are some of the best kid-friendly restaurants near CHC rentals on Folly Beach: Lost Dog Cafe – Breakfast & Lunch: A Folly Beach institution, Lost Dog Cafe delights kids with its fun dog-themed decor and delights parents with its delicious coffee and breakfast fare. This casual spot (just a couple blocks from the beach) serves breakfast all day, plus a full lunch menu – meaning your crew can get pancakes or waffles for brunch and burgers or hot dogs later on. For a quick bite, grab fresh-baked muffins or one of their giant cinnamon rolls as a treat. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, with plenty of outdoor seating where sandy, flip-flop wearing kids fit right in. Parents can sip a nice iced coffee while the little ones enjoy kid-friendly picks like quesadillas, hot dogs, or a PB&J from the menu. It’s an easy, tasty start to a Folly Beach morning (and yes, you’ll see lots of actual dogs on the patio!). Folly Beach Crab Shack – Seafood in the Heart of Folly: If your family is craving seafood by the shore, head to the Folly Beach Crab Shack on Center Street. This rustic, island-style restaurant has a big dining room with communal tables that accommodate groups (perfect for families), as well as an outdoor deck to enjoy the ocean breeze. The menu has something for everyone: seafood lovers can indulge in Lowcountry favorites like generous platters of shrimp, crab, and fresh catch of the day, while landlubbers (including kids) have plenty of non-seafood options too. For a great value, consider ordering one of their signature seafood buckets – piled high with shrimp, crab legs, corn on the cob and potatoes – which can easily feed the whole family and make for a fun, shareable feast. Casual, friendly service and a come-as-you-are vibe make the Crab Shack an easy win after a day on the beach or exploring Folly. Taco Boy – Festive Mexican Fare: For mouthwatering tacos and nachos, Taco Boy is the place to go on Folly Beach. Kids love the festive fiesta atmosphere – the colorful decor and twinkling lights make it feel like a year-round Cinco de Mayo party – and parents appreciate the quality ingredients and bold flavors (don’t miss the carne asada or the house margaritas!). There’s a dedicated kids’ menu here with simple, familiar choices like plain cheese quesadillas and basic beef or chicken tacos for younger palates. Meanwhile, adults can savor more adventurous Mexican dishes and even a decadent tres leches cake for dessert. With a spacious outdoor patio and a breezy indoor dining hall, Taco Boy has plenty of room for families and a casual ambiance where a few spilled chips won’t raise any eyebrows. Bonus: Taco Boy also has a location downtown, so you can get your taco fix in the city or by the beach! Rita’s Seaside Grille – Burgers, Seafood & More: Just steps from the Folly Beach Pier, Rita’s Seaside Grille is a fun open-air restaurant that’s extremely welcoming to families. Grab a seat in one of the brightly colored Adirondack chairs on the patio and let the kids peruse their own special menu. Rita’s kids’ menu covers all the basics (think peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, chicken tenders, grilled cheese) plus fresh local options like fried shrimp for budding seafood lovers. Adults can enjoy more elevated offerings such as grilled ahi tuna sandwiches, spicy shrimp bowls, or even a tasty fish taco – so no one has to compromise. Live music is common here in the evenings, and there’s often a crowd, but the vibe stays casual and family-friendly. With the ocean breeze coming in and possibly some live beach tunes, Rita’s is a great spot for a laid-back family lunch or dinner after playing on the beach. Woody’s Pizza – Easy Pizza Night: Sometimes kids just want pizza, and Woody’s Pizza has you covered on Folly. Located right on Center Street, Woody’s is a come-as-you-are pizza joint known as “the epitome of pizza at the beach”. You can order New York-style pies by the slice or grab a whole pizza for the family; either way, expect big, thin-crust slices that will satisfy hungry kids (TripAdvisor reviews note the slices are so large you may need to cut them in half for little ones!). The restaurant is super casual with indoor seating and a covered patio – perfect for families still in their beachwear. In addition to the classic pepperoni and cheese (always hits with the kiddos), Woody’s menu has creative toppings and hearty salads for parents looking for something extra. It’s affordable, fast, and just steps from Folly’s shops and beach, making it a reliable choice if you’re looking for a no-fuss dinner with the kids. (Insider tip: If you need a sweet treat after dinner, walk over to Dolce Banana Café for some frozen yogurt, a favorite reward for kids after a “clean plate” at dinner!) Isle of Palms & Nearby Isle of Palms (IOP) is another popular area where CHC Vacation Rentals has properties, offering a mix of laid-back beach vibes and family activities. The island’s dining scene includes everything from flip-flop friendly beach bars to spots for a nicer sit-down dinner – all within a short drive or bike ride of each other. Below are some of the best kid-friendly restaurants on Isle of Palms (and a couple on neighboring Sullivan’s Island) that are ideal for vacationing families: Coastal Crust – Family Pizza Night: Located in the Wild Dunes resort community of IOP, Coastal Crust is a family-favorite pizzeria where wood-fired Neapolitan-style pies are the main attraction. The setting is as fun as the food – there’s indoor and outdoor seating, plus lawn games for the kids to play while your pizza is being prepared. Parents can kick back with a local craft beer or a glass of wine (they have a great selection) as the kids run around on the grass. The menu features a variety of artisan pizzas (Margherita, pepperoni, shrimp pesto, and more) and Italian-inspired dishes, as well as desserts like gelato to reward the little ones. It’s a perfect spot to unwind after a beach day, and the relaxed atmosphere means kids can be kids. Even if you’re not staying inside Wild Dunes, Coastal Crust is just a short drive from the main island and well worth the trip for a delicious family dinner. Acme Lowcountry Kitchen – Something for Everyone: Acme Lowcountry Kitchen is a must-visit for families on Isle of Palms, thanks to what might be one of the most expansive kids’ menus you’ll find anywhere. This local gem serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and it caters to all ages. In the mornings (they serve brunch daily from 9am–3pm), kids can choose from classics like fluffy French toast, pancakes, or even an egg, ham, and cheese omelet. Come dinnertime, the options multiply – the kids’ menu expands to offer not only the usual chicken fingers and buttered noodles but also Lowcountry touches like shrimp and grits, fried flounder, and chicken alfredo pasta. Parents will be just as happy with Acme’s menu of fresh seafood, Southern specialties, and creative cocktails. The atmosphere is beachy and upbeat, with friendly staff used to serving families. Located just a block off the ocean, Acme is an easy walk or drive from most IOP vacation rentals – and with its diverse menu, it’s sure to satisfy both adventurous eaters and picky kiddos. Coconut Joe’s Beach Grill – Oceanfront Fun: For a true “dine by the beach” experience, check out Coconut Joe’s Beach Grill, a fun and friendly spot right on the Atlantic Ocean beachfront. Kids get excited walking up to this restaurant, with its palm-thatched roof and laid-back surfer vibe. The menu at Coconut Joe’s is full of crowd-pleasers – plenty of seafood favorites (fried shrimp, fish & chips, crab dip) as well as burgers, sandwiches, and, of course, chicken fingers for the little ones. In fact, there’s a whole section of “Li’l Surfer” meals like corn dog bites, grilled cheese, and popcorn shrimp. High chairs and booster seats are available, and the servers go out of their way to accommodate families. Parents can enjoy a tropical cocktail or local brew from the rooftop bar (which has a fantastic ocean view) while the kids sip their lemonade. With live music in the evenings during summer and a lively atmosphere, Coconut Joe’s feels like a mini-vacation within your vacation – all conveniently near the IOP Front Beach area. Papi’s Taqueria – Tacos with a Twist: Just across from the beach parking on IOP is Papi’s Taqueria, a casual taco spot that’s great for lunch or dinner when the family craves something different. Papi’s menu offers a variety of inventive tacos (think brisket, fried shrimp, or vegan options) but also caters to kids with simple taco and quesadilla choices on the “Kid’s Items” section. Little ones can get a plain chicken, beef, bean, or shrimp taco or a quesadilla, served with a side – perfect for smaller appetites. Parents will appreciate that Papi’s is conscious of dietary needs: their menu clearly marks gluten-free items and notes which dishes contain nuts, soy, or dairy, which is a great relief for families with food allergies. The open-air rooftop seating has a nice breeze and view, and the upbeat music will keep kids entertained. Open daily (with lunch on most days and dinner nightly), Papi’s is a yummy, affordable option steps from the beach that proves tacos can please all ages. Sea Biscuit Café – Breakfast by the Beach: Starting your day on IOP is a delight at the Sea Biscuit Café, a charming cottage-turned-café that specializes in Southern breakfast and brunch. It’s been a staple on the island for years. Kids will devour the fluffy pancakes, French toast, or one of the three-egg omelets, while parents can’t resist the signature biscuits with country ham. Keep in mind Sea Biscuit is a cash-only establishment (there’s an ATM on site if you forget), and it’s popular – so there might be a short wait during peak season mornings. The cozy, no-frills atmosphere feels like eating at a friend’s beach house, with friendly service and perhaps a rooster-themed decoration or two on the walls. If your family needs a caffeine fix, Sea Biscuit has you covered, but you can also hop over to The Refuge nearby – a family-friendly coffee house and café on Palm Boulevard – for lattes, smoothies, and breakfast sandwiches to go. Either way, a beach day that begins with Sea Biscuit’s famous cinnamon pancakes and a hot coffee for mom or dad is bound to be a good one! Poe’s Tavern (Sullivan’s Island) – Burgers & History: If you’re exploring beyond IOP, a short drive over the Breach Inlet bridge brings you to Sullivan’s Island, home to the iconic Poe’s Tavern. This casual tavern is a hit with families for its delicious burgers and the quirky Edgar Allan Poe theme (Poe was stationed on the island in the 1820s, inspiring his short story “The Gold Bug”). The walls are adorned with Poe-inspired art and quotes, which can be a fun scavenger hunt for older kids, and the vibe is beachy and cool. The menu centers on gourmet burgers named after Poe’s works (plus fish tacos, salads, and chicken sandwiches). Children are welcome here – there’s often a mix of locals, tourists, and kids still sandy from the beach enjoying lunch on the patio. While there’s no specific kids’ menu, the classic cheeseburger and hand-cut fries are guaranteed to satisfy younger diners, and portion sizes are generous (you can always split a burger between two small kids). Parents will enjoy the craft beers on tap and maybe a cup of the hearty chili. With its unique theme and consistently tasty food, Poe’s Tavern offers a memorable, family-friendly outing just minutes from Isle of Palms. Conclusion No matter where you’re staying – in the heart of downtown or by the crashing waves of the Atlantic – Charleston has plenty of ways to keep both kids and parents smiling at the dinner table. These hand-picked eateries ensure that dining near CHC Vacation Rentals is convenient, affordable, and above all, enjoyable for the whole family. From tacos on Folly Beach to seafood feasts on Isle of Palms and barbecue in downtown Charleston, you’ll find that the Holy City makes it easy to create foodie memories with your children. So pack your appetite (and maybe a bib or two) and get ready to enjoy the best of family-friendly dining Charleston has to offer – your taste buds (and your kids) will thank you! Bon appétit and happy travels!

We’ve combed through CHC Vacation Rentals ’ offerings to highlight the properties that boast patios, balconies, decks, or courtyards – perfect for sipping sweet tea, soaking up city views, or relaxing in a private garden. Each of the following CHC rentals features its own scenic outdoor area that elevates your Charleston experience. Serene Cottage with Beautiful Garden & Heated Pool A private plunge pool tucked in a lush courtyard at the “Serene Cottage”, offering guests a tranquil garden oasis. As its name suggests, Serene Cottage invites you to unwind in a gorgeous private garden courtyard complete with a heated saltwater pool. This stand-alone cottage (nestled in the trendy Cannonborough/Elliotborough area) lets you relax with a glass of wine by the palm trees and take a dip in the warm, secluded pool – an idyllic retreat after exploring downtown. Despite the quiet, private feel, it’s located just one block from upper King Street’s dining and nightlife scene. Check out this listing Courtyard Suite with Tranquil Garden & Heated Pool If you’re a couple seeking a peaceful hideaway, the Courtyard Suite is an intimate apartment for two that shares access to the same serene garden oasis. This one-bedroom suite comes with its own private entrance and invites guests to enjoy the lush courtyard patio and heated swimming pool just outside the door. It’s a tranquil haven where you can start your morning by the garden fountain or unwind in the evenings with a swim. All the while, you’re only a block from Charleston’s buzzing King Street – giving you the best of both relaxation and location. Book your stay at the most peaceful cottage 1 Bedroom Suite w/ Full Kitchen & Private Balcony For those who love a good view and fresh air, this modern one-bedroom suite delivers with its huge private balcony The unit occupies an updated historic building (renovated in 2015) and features a spacious second-story balcony that’s all yours – perfect for a morning coffee or an evening toast above the city streets. The suite has its own exterior entrance and a full kitchen, making it ideal for extended stays (30-night minimum) or anyone who wants a homey retreat. Guests here can truly live like locals, with ample indoor comfort and an outdoor perch to enjoy Charleston’s skyline. Reserve your stay right away! 257 Rutledge – The Inn This historic inn is home to four private-entry suites, two spacious apartments, and a standalone residence — all designed with quiet luxury in mind. The outdoor highlight: a shared heated saltwater plunge pool set in a secluded garden courtyard. Whether you're staying in a ground-level suite or a long-term apartment, you’ll have access to serene outdoor space just steps from your door. View and book this listing Revitalized Historical Southern Residence This restored Charleston home perfectly captures the spirit of the city’s architectural past while offering guests modern comfort. The highlight is its private front porch, where you can relax beneath ceiling fans and watch the neighborhood come to life. Tucked on quiet Radcliffe Street and just minutes from Upper King, the property also features shared outdoor space ideal for longer stays or group bookings. With multiple units available, it's a great option for friends or families traveling together — giving everyone their own space but still offering communal spots to unwind outdoors. Check availability of this listing Let’s Stay in Style Each of these rentals combines comfortable interiors with valuable outdoor amenities – be it a poolside garden, a rooftop-like balcony, or a classic Southern porch. With scenery ranging from downtown skyline views to tranquil courtyards, these CHC Vacation Rentals prove you can have the best of Charleston’s indoors and outdoors in one memorable stay.

1. What Each City Feels Like Charleston feels bright, cheerful, and full of life. The buildings are colorful, the streets are lined with palm trees, and there’s always something going on. It’s a little busier, with fancy shops, popular restaurants, and historic homes that look like they’re from a movie. Savannah is quieter and feels more relaxed. The city is filled with shady trees covered in Spanish moss and peaceful squares where you can sit and watch the world go by. It has an old, cozy feeling—like stepping back in time. Which One Is Better? If you like energy and excitement, Charleston might be your pick. If you want a slower, peaceful pace, Savannah could be the one for you. 2. Things to Do In Charleston , you can walk along the water at The Battery, take a boat tour, or explore beautiful historic homes. You can also visit nearby beaches like Folly Beach or Sullivan’s Island. Families love the South Carolina Aquarium, and history fans enjoy visiting Fort Sumter. In Savannah , you’ll want to visit Forsyth Park, walk through the city’s many squares, and maybe even take a ghost tour at night. River Street is fun for shopping and watching the boats go by. There’s also Bonaventure Cemetery, which is famous for its beauty. Which One Is Better? Charleston offers more variety—especially if you want beaches. Savannah is better if you love walking, exploring parks, and learning about history in a calm way. 3. Food and Dining Charleston is known for its food. You’ll find everything from fresh seafood to famous Southern dishes like shrimp and grits. Many of the restaurants here are award-winning and beautifully designed. Savannah has great food too—especially if you like comfort food. Fried chicken, biscuits, and sweet tea are easy to find. The dining scene is more laid-back but full of flavor. Which One Is Better? Both cities have amazing food, but Charleston has more upscale options. If you’re a foodie, Charleston may win. If you like home-style cooking and a slower pace, Savannah will hit the spot. 4. How Easy It Is to Get Around Charleston has a small downtown, but some places are spread out. You may need a car to visit beaches and nearby attractions. However, the city is walkable if you’re staying near the historic district. Savannah is very walkable. Most of the main sights are close together. You can easily explore on foot, take a trolley, or ride a bike. Which One Is Better? If you don’t want to drive much, Savannah is easier to get around. If you’re okay with driving a bit, Charleston gives you more to explore. Where to Stay: CHC Vacation Rentals in Charleston If you choose Charleston, staying with CHC Vacation Rentals is a great option. Whether you’re looking for a cozy apartment or a full home, CHC offers beautiful, well-kept places in great locations. You can enjoy the feel of a home while being close to shops, restaurants, and historic spots. Plus, CHC’s properties give you more space and comfort than a hotel—perfect for couples, families, or groups of friends. Final Thoughts: Which City Should You Visit? Both Charleston and Savannah are amazing. You really can’t go wrong. But here’s a quick guide to help you choose: Choose Charleston if... You want beaches, boat rides, and a busy downtown with lots to do. Charleston is great for people who like exploring, eating at top restaurants, and staying near the coast. If you’re looking for variety—museums, shopping, water activities, and nearby islands—this is the city for you. Choose Savannah if... You prefer quiet walks through shady parks, love slow mornings with coffee under oak trees, and want a trip that feels more relaxed. Savannah is perfect if you enjoy old buildings, charming streets, and a laid-back vibe. No matter which city you pick, you're in for a wonderful trip. But if Charleston sounds like your kind of place, CHC Accommodations is ready to make your stay even better. Ready to explore Charleston? Call us and book your stay at one of our properties to enjoy the charm, comfort, and convenience of the Holy City.

1. Define Your Needs Consider what you prioritize most in a rental. Are you looking for a cozy getaway for two or a family-friendly home with extra space? Defining your travel needs will help you narrow down your options. If you’re unsure where to start, choosing a vacation rental in Charleston with CHC Vacation Rentals can offer tailored recommendations based on your preferences. 2. Location Matters Charleston boasts several distinct neighborhoods. Whether you're drawn to the lively Historic Downtown, the serene beaches of Folly Beach, or a peaceful retreat in Mount Pleasant, each area provides a unique charm. Booking with CHC Vacation Rentals guarantees that you'll be close to the best attractions, ensuring easy access to what Charleston has to offer. 3. Size and Amenities Ensure the rental fits your group size and includes the amenities you need. Look for essentials like Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, and comfortable living areas. Additionally, some properties may offer perks like outdoor patios, hot tubs, or proximity to beach access—perfect for enhancing your Charleston experience. 4. Timing Your Booking Charleston is a year-round destination, but popular seasons such as spring and fall may see high demand. Book early to lock in the best vacation rentals in Charleston and avoid the stress of limited availability. Last-minute deals can happen, but early planning helps you secure your ideal property. 5. Reviews and Policies Guest reviews provide valuable insights into the property's quality and host responsiveness. Always check the reviews and read the fine print about cancellation policies or additional fees. This extra research ensures you are not surprised with unexpected costs or issues during your stay. 6. Experience Charleston Like a Local Rentals offer more than just a place to sleep—they provide the opportunity to immerse yourself in Charleston’s culture. Skip the crowded hotel experience and enjoy local markets, hidden gems, and a slower pace of life. With Charleston rental tips, you can plan a stay that feels more authentic and less like a tourist trip. Book with CHC Vacation Rentals Today When it comes to choosing a vacation rental in Charleston, CHC properties offers a diverse selection that caters to all types of travelers. Whether you're here for a long weekend, a family vacation, or an extended getaway, our properties ensure comfort, style, and convenience for your perfect Charleston stay. Ready to book your ideal rental? Your perfect vacation home in Charleston is just a click away!