How do you find good honeymoon spots in Charleston South Carolina?

Q. I'm having a hard time to find a good spot for my honeymoon next May and I don't want to stay in a hotel either. Does anyone know of any places or websites etc that could help with this. I also need something that isn't crazy expensive.

A. I lived in Mt. Pleasant, across the Cooper River, from Charleston in a previous life.

My recommendations:

If you want to be real close to Charleston, then the Isle of Palms may be what you want.

http://www.vacationrentals.com/vacation-rentals/Isle-of-Palms-South-Carolina.html

My personal view is that both Seabrook Island and Kiawah Island are nicer than either Edisto Beach or Isle of Palms. Myrtle Beach is much too far from Charleston.

http://www.kiawahresort.com/accommodations/

http://www.resortquestseabrook.com/

And, needless to say, the price ranges vary widely. The least expensive will be the Isle of Palms.

Next: Seabrook
Most expensive: Kiawah

NOTE: Both Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island are next to each other. The same road will take you to both. As Yogi Berra said, "When you come to the fork in the road, take it."

How do I travel from the Days Inn in East Charleston, WV to the Charleston Civic Center via the KRT?
Q. The Days Inn is located at 6400 MacCorkle Ave SE, Charleston WV. How much will it cost?

A. You could probably walk there in 20 minutes. Ask at the hotel desk how long they think it would take.
The bus shouldn't cost much. It would be the lowest fare, because it isn't very far.

What are some decent hotels in downtown historic Chaleston, SC are?
Q. Can anyone recommend some decent hotels in downtown Charleston, South Carolina? Something middle of the road... not slummy, but nothing extravagant. We'd like to be able to walk to the downtown historic area from the hotel.

Thanks!

A. Try looking at Doubletree Suites on Church St. They are in the heart of DT off of Market Street. But FYI... nothing DT is going to be cheap if that is what you were nicely trying to say by nothing extravagant. And you do get what you pay for. There is also a Days Inn and a Best Western on Meeting St that are more economical.

Go to this link and put in your dates to stay and it will pull up all the hotels in the area that you can filter by distance and by price. They have reviews too so you can see what others say about the hotels:

http://www.things-to-do-in-charleston.com/charleston-hotel-search.html

This link tells you a little about lodging in Charleston if you need any background information:

http://www.things-to-do-in-charleston.com/charleston-hotels.html

Good luck and have fun!




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