Users who are looking for house rentals in Charleston have many different options, as they are the most typical accommodation type in this destination. In addition, house rentals there have an average price of $628 per night and a median size of 1,630 ft². Furthermore, this category of residence is excellent for large groups, as most of the house rentals can accommodate 7 people. If you would prefer to book another accommodation type, you may want to consider apartment rentals, which are the second most typical property type in Charleston. The average size of apartment rentals in Charleston is 960 ft², and the average price is $305 a night.
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Filters are conveniently available to help you in your search to find a great accommodation in Charleston. You can easily search and find a property fitting your expectations in Charleston if you want to tune out with some TV time or you need internet access during your vacation, as most accommodations include "TVs" or "internet." You can also look for an accommodation in Charleston if you bring your pet everywhere as 129 of the accommodations there offer "Pets Allowed."
Price and Availability Index Charleston
Vacation Rental Price Information in Charleston
The graph shows average prices of rental prices in Charleston for the next twelve months. Prices in a week of September (9/29 - 10/6) go up to $308 per night, which is the highest average price in the next 12 months. Prices drop in November to an average of $273 per night (11/24 - 12/1).
Rental Availability Information in Charleston
Check how busy Charleston is with our availability graph. The week with the lowest percentage of available accommodations is in October (10/6 - 10/13). On the contrary, only 16% of the rentals are booked during a week in December (12/29 - 1/5).
The Weather in Charleston
You can see our climate diagram above. In July maximum temperatures go higher than 89°. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Charleston, with temperatures going under 41° The rainiest month is July while the driest month is October.
Savour Charleston's Southern charm with a vacation rental
Drawing almost five million visitors a year, this vision of old American is popular with good reason. Be charmed by its old-world Southern hospitality and architecture as you take a carriage ride along its cobblestoned streets. Choosing a traditional vacation home for your stay offers you a true slice of South Carolina life.
Doing the Charleston
Just like in a Tennessee Williams play, Charleston is charged with Southern atmosphere. Laze on the veranda and watch the world go by, but don't miss the Old Slave Mart museum, which provides fascinating insight into the challenges faced by slaves arriving in America in the mid 1800s. Afterwards, stroll along Gateway Walk, a path that connects four of the city's most beautiful churches.
Don't miss out on hearing some of the music that's key to Charleston's history, namely Gershwin, gospel, jazz and Civil War songs, at the regular Sound of Charleston events. Carifest happens during American Heritage Month (July), and is a lively celebration of Caribbean culture.
Child's play in Charleston
Take misbehaving kids down to the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, the historical center of Charleston's civic life. Costumed guides talk visitors through the exhibits, making lessons on the Revolutionary War fun and accessible for children.
Children and teenagers alike will love time on the beaches of Charleston. Head to Isle of Palms for volleyball and water sports, and be sure to look out for the bottlenose dolphins.
What to see
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
Magnolia Plantation was listed among 'America's most beautiful gardens' by Travel and Leisure Magazine. Founded by the Drayton family in 1676, it's witnessed the history of America unfold. Attractions include the Nature Train, the Rice Field Boat Tour, a Zoo and the idyllic Swamp Garden.
Fort Sumter
Jutting into the Atlantic, Fort Sumter is one of the defining features of Charleston Bay. The first military conflict of the American Civil War took place here, while today, you'll find a number of National Monuments and one of the best views of the Bay.
Middleton Place Garden
Filled with colorful flower beds, America's oldest landscaped gardens were first laid by Henry Middleton in 1741. Following the design of the gardens at Versailles Palace in France, these gardens have a similarly grand atmosphere. Don't miss the Butterfly Lakes, which take the shape of our fluttering friends.
City Market
This market dates back to 1804 and has helped define the identity of Charleston ever since. Day and night markets offer visitors an array of products, including traditional sweetgrass baskets.
Drayton Hall
An elegant Georgian house in the Palladian style, Drayton Hall was founded in 1738, making it the oldest preserved plantation house in America. Guided tours are the best way to absorb the rich history of this fascinating piece of American cultural heritage.
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