Hyatt Hotels Corporation, American multinational hospitality company based in Chicago, Illinois has officially opened a 197 - room JdV by Hyatt hotel in Charleston, vibrant port city in the U.S. state of South Carolina, located on Charleston Harbor, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean formed by the confluence of the Ashley, Cooper and Wando Rivers, a charming and walkable coastal centre surrounded by beaches, national forests and golf courses with a very lively cultural and art scene.
The opening of the Lowline Hotel marks the introduction of the JdV by Hyatt brand to South Carolina and a relevant portfolio expansion of Hyatt Hotels Corporation in the United States in key destinations like Charleston, where tourism generated a record of $14.35 billion economic impact to the region, and the industry supports an all - time high of 55.500 jobs and accounts for 23.6% of all regional sales.
The hotel is located on King Street, the historic, vibrant heart of Downtown Charleston, famous for being one of the best shopping districts in the U.S., positioned perfectly between the Museum Row and South Carolina’s lively Restaurant District, just a short walk from major downtown hubs, including Marion Square, the College of Charleston, and the Charleston Music Hall.
The property is a reimagining of the former Hyatt Place Charleston Historic District, which along with the adjacent Hyatt House hotel was acquired in November 2024 by Highline Hospitality Partners, a real estate investment platform based in New York that sponsors and manages full and select service hotels and resorts throughout the United States.
Designed by Ealain Studio, a Portland, Maine based boutique interior design firm, the hotel draws inspiration from Charleston’s maritime heritage, historic architecture and the North Easterly Trade Winds. The hotel features many tones, oak finishes, and materials referencing ships at sea, as well as elements inspired by the city’s gardens and courtyards.
The check - in area includes a winding desk, and outdoor spaces are designed for relaxation near King Street.
Guest rooms feature various tones, wood accents, and seating areas. Each room includes a custom headboard designed by Ealain Studio depicting stylized sandhill cranes and a marble beverage cabinet with brass hardware.am
Dining and social spaces at the hotel include Leeward Restaurant and Leeward Patio, which serve Lowcountry - inspired cuisine.
Lowline Spirited Coffee & Provisions offers coffee from Savannah based PERC Coffee, along with grab - and - go options.
The Lounge Game at Leeward is a private entertainment space with a golf simulator, large - screen TVs, and access to the Leeward menu, available for group events.
Por Taproom, located on the rooftop, provides views of the Charleston skyline and a selection of local and regional craft beers.
The hotel also features daily sopecialty programming including a 4 p.m. Martini Hour and an 11 p.m. Snack Hour.
For meetings and events, the Lowline Hotel features Sterling Hall, a dedicated venue with nearly 8.000 square feet of indoor event space for celebrations, weddings, corporate meetings, and other social gatherings. Additional amenities include an indoor pool, fitness centre and valet parking.
The property joins JdV by Hyatt brand, a collection of independent boutique hotels well known for their unique character, reflecting the spirit and identity of neighbourhoods they are located in. The brand emphasises celebrating the “joie de vivre” philosophy and encourage guests to experience each hotel with the essence of its local surroundings.
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