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Kiawah Island
offers a large number of vacation rentals with a variety of views and locations. Visitors may choose from beach villas, cottages, condos and private homes in four island communities; The Vanderhorst Plantation, The Village at Turtle Beach, East Beach Village and West Beach Village. All rentals are known for quality home furnishings and décor, and typically include linens, central air and heating, fully equipped kitchens and furnished deck or screen porch. A more thorough description of what you can expect to find on Kiawah Island is given below.
The Vanderhorst Plantation community offers beautiful homes, gorgeous beaches and beautiful views from every direction, along with an additional security gate at its entrance. Vanderhorst Plantation is also home to a world class golf course that was the site of the 1991 Ryder Cup Match and 1997 World Cup of Golf. Other areas of the island usually base their rates on the number of bedrooms in the rental and include beachfront and beachside homes, condos and villas. Many are privately owned, managed and maintained. Rentals come fully furnished and usually have dishwashers, coffee makers, microwaves, pots & pans and eating utensils. Some provide linens or other amenities like beach chairs and picnic baskets. Special packages might also be available such as complimentary dinner for two; chilled champagne or a romantic carriage ride through historic downtown Charleston. There is one full service, four star resort on Kiawah Island that offers your choice of Villa Resort or Island Inn. The resort also boasts five championship golf courses and golf packages that include all greens and cart fees, range balls, accommodations and breakfasts. It is considered one of the finest oceanfront hotels built on the East Coast during the past 20 years.
For those who would rather stay near Charleston and visit Kiawah during the day, the city gives you unlimited options for lodging. Everything from national chains, family motels, historic and quaint bed & breakfast inns, full-service luxury hotels and fully furnished home rentals. Historic Charleston’s bed & breakfast inns are gorgeous and some date back to the late 1700s and early 1800s. One example is a home built in 1807 that is located in the heart of the city with a charming carriage house, and modern amenities such as spa services like massage and yoga. Another 1837 historical inn has been in business for twenty years and features canopied rice beads, glistening pine floors and original artwork. Guests enjoy afternoon tea and a gourmet breakfast with fresh raspberry French toast and homemade pecan rolls. You can stay in a carriage house that overlooks Charleston Harbor, or in a secluded residence behind iron gates that includes an acre of lush gardens. Staying in any one of these historic homes is a treat and part of the whole ambiance of the Charleston/Kiawah Island experience.
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