I called Ruben to see if he could take us to the airport on Sunday at 6am. He was professional and…read morevery communicative. It's extremely difficult to find reliable transportation in Charleston so I really appreciate that he was on time and got us to the airport! Would definitely recommend him if you are looking for transportation in Charleston!

Quality people work here. Rubin was very organized, communicative, and kind coordinating multiple…read moretrips to and from our hotel during our weekend in Charleston. Vernon was our driver for the weekend and he was outstanding- one of the best cab drivers I've ever experienced. He arrived early, drove safely, and was charismatic. He even offered to pick us up food after a long drive on the house. I'd recommend this service to everyone.

Very nice visitor center with friendly staff. We parked here to have access to the Ravenel bridge…read more A beautiful 2.5 mile walk each way. Restroom on the visitor side but if you go the full distance you will have to go to a local restaurant for a restroom as we did. Oyster bars restaurant review will be coming soon on my next review.

The visitor center and bathrooms are very nice. The park is great to walk around and view the…read morebridge and water. The playground is awesome for kids 1.5-10. Our kids had so much fun and we enjoyed the scenery and that there were bathrooms for them

Highly recommend! Tito's was excellent at responding timely to our request for car service. Ali…read morewas a great driver, accommodating, and professional.

Professional, on time, car clean and tidy! I highly…read morerecommend. We had an airport pick up and a return to the airport. All went as planned.

Want a transport service to and from the airport in Charleston, S.C. don't look any further, this…read morecompany is the "real deal". Very professional service, and very clean car. Our driver was very courteous and professional. Our driver was Ali, and if we ever return to Charleston, we will definitely call in advance and ask for him. I know that this service is recommended by many hotels, for a very good reason. They are on time, and reliable. Thanks Eagles Limo, we appreciated your service and for Fulton Inn recommending you.

Responsive, on time, friendly, attentive driver. What more can you ask for? Thank you Mohammed.read more

Where to start.... Spending almost $400.00 for 1/2 hour ride, my expectations were high. Seeing…read moreCharleston and the beaches from the air was a great experience. The pilot was a BIG disappointment! He had all the charm of day-old mashed potatoes. I was expecting more of a 'tour guide' atmosphere. He was hard to engage and seemed tired and uninterested. I had to point most things out to my friend! Three stars are generous

Having repeat out-of-towners in town, I tried to set up a helicopter tour of the area since they…read moreknow every vendor on Market by now. It was a Sunday morning (March 6th) and a last minute thought, so I called the number instead of using the online booking. The message said they were busy and to use the online booking service on their website. I then placed a request for later that day and waited for a confirmation or rejection. It is good we were not waiting at the helo pad, because I received the rejection of the request over 48 hours later (Wednesday afternoon of March 8th) with an explanation that is was "Past Date" as if I did not have access to a calendar. I am not advocating that every business has to be open for every whim of a customer however, if your site conveys that the business is in operation, then they should definitely act like they are open, even if to say we can't accommodate your request. Credit where it is due: they did not charge my credit card.

Excellent experience on a very hot day. Bus was air conditioned and covered a lot of territory. We…read morehad "The Meg" she was great, non stop commentary the whole time, which by the way, was about 2 hours. Bus was clean and new. Price was good value at $42 a head. Saw beautiful homes, Battery Park, The Citadel and many historic sites. Highly recommend without any reservations. Superb value.

Chef Karl was very Knowledgeable about his subjects and quite personable. It was a great tour. I…read morewould recommend it especially if you have a limited time in Charleston. It began and ended on time. There were anecdotes that were very interesting.

We decided to take an old town trolley tour, and this is where the bus met us…read more Very informative area. So many historical facts all around on the walls. TVs playing with other information about Charleston and South Carolina. Walls of brochures with things to do in the area. The bathrooms were very clean and modern! Super nice. There is a gift shop as well; it was a bit above my range, though. Definitely check it out. The parking lot is all paid parking; scan the QR code and pay right on your phone.

My Charleston 2026 Review Series 1 of 20 plus:…read more Explore Charleston! The Charleston Visitors Center is the ideal spot for first time visitors to become acquainted with the City of Charleston. It will serve as the perfect introduction to my 2026 Charleston Vacation Review series. The Visitor's Center introduced my family and I to the City's history and charm. It occupies the historic railroad building that was established in 1856. In 1991 it became the Visitor's Center. This is a linear building incorporated into the historical city grid that is parallel to a transit way which once served as a railroad. Although it is close to a mile from the heart of the city at Market Street, it is surrounded by historic buildings including the Charleston Museum across Meeting Street and the historic Embassy Suites a block south on Meeting Street where we stayed. From the perspective of a transit hub, the Visitor Center introduced us to Charleston. On our leading visit, we boarded the Gray Line City Tour bus in the transit way parallel to the building. On follow up visits we'd catch the free Charleston shuttle (D.A.S.H.) and the Boone Plantation Shuttle. The free Charleston shuttle stops are along John Street. I did take note that it also serves city buses. From serving as a place to board the vehicles that gave us tours of the City, I got to spend time here. First off it served as an air conditioned refuge while waiting for the tours or taking a breather from the summer weather. What I saw inside was a linear building featuring a gift shop, rest rooms, travel center, and mini museum (also called exhibition hall). The Visitor Center that I spent time in provides walls of brochures, maps, human travel guidance and more. The reality for me is that the Internet served as my Charleston tour guide. I passed over looking at the walls of brochures. However, I do admit that it would be nice to take a breather from my phone. Additionally the Visitor Center serves as a miniature museum. While waiting for the tour shuttle, I saw continuous video loops on Charleston with exhibits showcasing the City's history and culture. This includes a sweetgrass basket exhibit. Downbuilding from the Visitor Center is the gift shop. This includes a coffee kiosk that was always closed. The inventory includes Charleston books and bottled water. This is a premier spot for bottled water. At $2, the bottled water is a solid deal. Especially when we were on a walk in the northern reaches of the Historic District or waiting for transportation. The gift shop associates were the only people we associated with at the Visitor Center. Where the Visitor Center is a premier spot for water, it is not one for using a restroom. Previously I mentioned that the Visitor Center is incorporated into the historic railroad building. I get the impression that this historic preservation has created the challenge of accommodating restrooms. As a consequence there is a unisex restroom where men and women share a restroom. This is my first time experiencing a unisex restroom. I can write with confidence that I am not the only one that felt awkward. In conclusion the Charleston Visitor Center was the ideal establishment for us to get acquainted with Charleston, South Carolina. It was advantageous being one block north of our hotel. This is the ideal establishment to commence "My Charleston 2026 Vacation 20-plus Review Series."

My wife and I wanted to have an exceptional experience while taking a vacation (for the first time)…read moreto Charleston, SC. What better way than to find a private tour guide who can show you the area through their set of eyes. Nick created the perfect four day itinerary, reviewing all of our interests prior to such and giving us many options. The restaurants he suggested were also phenomenal. The optionality of having private luxury transportation available when we weren't enjoying the easy walking tours allowed us to visit areas outside the immediate vicinity. A nice touch was when he picked us up and dropped us off at the airport at the beginning and end of our stay. I highly recommend visiting Cyprus Garden as well as taking a private ghost tour one evening. So much fun! Enjoy, and don't hesitate to call and inquire!

Nick gave us a two-hour private driving tour of Charleston and it was over the top great! We highly…read morerecommend. Great, new vehicles in his fleet and personalized service. His knowledge of the city is vast.