The Cottage at Dupont – Charleston Gay Vacation Rental

The Cottage at Dupont - Charleston Gay Vacation Rental

Private Charleston Gay Vacation Rental Cottage

Conveniently located in the DuPont Community of West Ashley 3.5 miles from Downtown Charleston, this Charleston gay vacation rental cottage features a large bedroom with 2 queen size beds, full kitchen and large living area. Built in 2019, the free-standing accommodation shares a beautifully landscaped garden with owners Charlie Smith and Rob Suli.

Always immaculately clean, the fully furnished Cottage at DuPont features hardwood floors, 10 foot ceilings, a large well stocked kitchen with full-size stainless appliances, marble countertops, washer and dryer, double bathroom sink and two queen size beds. 

Our cottage has a private garden setting next to the Koi pond and waterfall, under the pergola or on the swing.

All provided:
– YoutubeTV
– Netflix
– Prime
– Hulu
– HBOMax
– PBS, Plex
– CuriosityStream
– Dedicated on-site parking

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Lesbian Charleston, South Carolina – Our Taste for Life

Lesbian Charleston, South Carolina - Our Taste for Life

f you’re looking to spend a memorable weekend in lesbian Charleston, SC, you’re in the right place. This three day Charleston itinerary will take you on a journey through this amazing city for the perfect weekend getaway!

There are different rumours about why Charleston is also known as The Holy City. Some say it’s to celebrate its many historic churches and long-living religious freedom. Either way, The Holy City has so much to offer travellers.

Visiting Lesbian Charleston

Known for its rich history, kind locals, incredible food, and beautiful beaches, this town has become one of the top travel destinations in the world. It’s the largest city in South Carolina, offering endless things to see and do. And it’s a favoured stop off for anybody travelling the East Coast.

In fact, it’s been named as the #1 top city in the United States by Travel + Leisure for nine years in a row. So, whether you’re looking for a relaxing or adventurous vacation, or something in between, this beach town is the ideal place to go.

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Queer Charleston – Windy City

Queer Charleston

“People come to Charleston, first, for its history and, second, for its food.”
These words were uttered by Charleston Area CVB’s C. Doug Warner during a recent LGBT media trip to queer Charleston, South Carolina—and a recent visit to the Palmetto State city showed that it had a lot more to offer than the stereotypical sultry heat.

Belmond Stakes

The first stop in Charleston was Belmond Charleston Place ( 205 Meeting St.; CharlestonPlace.com ), a hotel known far and wide for its elegance and efficiency—even in the face of a technological glitch and temporarily altered the check-in process for guests ( e.g., manually filling out forms ). Fortunately, staffer Star saved the day.

Besides the visual attractions such as the huge chandelier in the lobby and the twin staircases, there’s the Thoroughbred Club, which offers light bites, smooth drinks and cool entertainment.

Our media group was fortunate enough to stay on Belmond’s exclusive Club Floor—commonly called the hotel within the hotel. With 72 guest rooms, is floor offers numerous extras, such as a complimentary continental breakfast, afternoon tea, evening hors d’oeuvres, after-dinner cordials and desserts, and full beverage service. As the famous commercial line goes, “membership has its privileges.”

However, the hotel offers plenty for all. My spa facial was a soothing ( and pleasantly talkative ) experience, and the health club ( which must be reached by walking through the humid pool area ) was much larger than I’ve seen at most hotels. There’s also shopping available, thanks to plenty of boutiques on the first floor.

Dining at Belmond is a must. The Charleston Grill has earned a AAA Four Diamond Award—and with good reason. Chef Michelle Weaver’s menu is divided into four categories ( Pure, Lush, Southern and Cosmopolitan ), and everything I tried was incredibly delicious.

By Andrew Davis – Full Story at Windy City

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Gay Charleston, South Carolina – Instinct

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When it comes to southern comfort, culture, history, and hospitality, we did not need to look any further than Charleston, South Carolina. There were already many arrows, reviews, and people directing us to visit and enjoy Chucktown.

Charleston has been given the nod by readers of many travel magazines as their favorite domestic travel destination. With honors such as being named the No. 1 City in the World and the No. 1 City in the U.S. and Canada (for 5 years straight, 2013 to 2017) by the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards and the No. 1 U.S. City by the Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards (for 6 years straight, 2013 to 2016).

In the heart of the city, one will find Belmond Charleston Place, which we were excited to call home for the next three nights. Ranked as one of the World Best Hotels by Conde Nast Traveler Magazine consecutively for the last 10 years, Belmond Charleston Place had a reputation to uphold and it did with flying colors.

We opted for the Club Level experience at Belmond. Available by private access only, the Club Level occupies the top two floors of the hotel where we thoroughly enjoyed the two-story Club Lounge. With all-day complimentary food and beverage service, including continental breakfast, afternoon tea, evening hors d’oeuvres and desserts, it would have been a pleasure to spend the whole vacation on those two floors. The staff knew our names from the first hello and were there until we sadly dragged our bags away to check out.

By Adam Dupuis – Full Story at Charleston

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