Best Spas in Isle of Palms

"Elyon Boutique Spa is an appointment-only day spa and massage boutique located at 192 East Bay Street, on the second level next to Slightly North of Broad. Elyon Boutique Spa is owned and operated by Leah Whatley, an experienced makeup artist and licensed massage therapist. Visit Elyon Boutique Spa for Feet, Body and Hand Massage such as their Hot Stone Massage at $90 for one hour, Salt or Sugar Scrub at $60 for one hour or Milk and Honey Body Wrap at $80 for 75 minutes."

"Owned and operated by Leah Whatley, a knowledgeable make-up artist and licensed massage therapist, this appointment-only day spa provides an array of luxe body care treatments and a signature Green Peel with corrective benefits. Their menu is completely customizable to fit anyone’s budget without compromising on service quality. A thorough dermatological consultation with in-house Dr Christine Schrammek precedes your session to ensure maximum, long-lasting results."

"Elyon Boutique Spa has a long list of massages and skin care treatment services that will help relax your mind and body and keep your skin in tip-top shape. They’re also one of the few places in Charleston certified in the Dr. Christine Schrammek Green Peel which has been known to transform skin. Their services are totally customizable to fit any budget or needs."

"After you explore the global brand stores on King Street, hop into Spa Adagio at the iconic Francis Marion Hotel, known for playing relaxing sounds and filling their posh service lounge with sweet aromas. Using world-class skincare products from Image Skincare and Babe Lash, they offer a full slate of rejuvenating natural herb treatments, innovative detoxifying and cleansing body therapies. Whether it’s a fun date night or an exciting party, Spa Adagio preps you up gorgeously for your next adventure."

"The Spa Adagio at The Francis Marion Hotel is located in the hotel's lower level, conveniently situated close to nearby parks, museums, shopping and Upper King Street restaurants. Duck into Spa Adagio, whose name means 'slowly, leisurely, gracefully', for a quick nail care treatment or wax, or instead dedicate a full morning or afternoon to this spa's menu of services. Spa Adagio offers Massage Therapy at $55 for 30 minutes, $95 for 60 minutes and $135 for 90 minutes."

"This full-service day spa is located in the Francis Marion Hotel across from Marion Square in downtown Charleston. A day at Spa Adiago will leave even the most stressed person feeling rejuvenated and renewed. Some of their services include full body massage, aromatherapy, wrinkle lifts, facials, wraps, lash lift, and so much more."

"Earthling Day Spa, conveniently located on East Bay street downtown, offers a tranquil escape from the touristy buzz of nearby Market and King streets, making it the obvious choice for your post shopping pit stop downtown. Get out of the sun, off the street, and into an Earthling robe for a massage, facial, body scrub or mani-pedi. Owning up to its worldly name, Earthling offers a selection of "Treatments From Around The World," including Thai Detox, Nirvana and Bindi Herbal Bliss treatments."

"Boasting a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere, Earthling Day Spa is a sanctuary of wellness in downtown Charleston and has been voted the best destination spa in South Carolina. Having served visitors and the local community for over 3 decades, they feature a pilates studio and a stylish boutique spa that look straight out of an influencer’s dream. Their skincare, massages and spiritual balancing therapies are inspired by healing cultures from around the world."

"That's the message, and the mission, of the staff, services and organic boutique at Sweet 185. Conveniently located on Upper King Street, Sweet 185 is Charleston's pioneer sugaring studio. Head to this eclectic day spa for an alternative to your typical wax, in the form of a sugaring treatment."

"The self-proclaimed luxurious wellness retreat does NOT disappoint. It’s the newest spa in Charleston and it came to wipe out the competition with a full list of relaxing services. They offer eight different massages and three different massage enhancements including CBD balm for all those currently obsessing over CBD oil and the amazing benefits."

"Providing a sophisticated blend of well-performing therapies, this spa in Charleston is an oasis of revitalization. First-rate spa services like boosting collagen facials, antioxidant treatments alongside customizable organic scrubs contribute to your optimal self-care experience. You can also bring your significant other for a couples massage and enjoy great deals on full-day spa packages."

"Among The Woodhouse’s brand chain of spas in Charleston for both men and women, their unit on Mount Pleasant offers the most memorable and healthful experience. Nothing beats the Woodhouse Day Spa when it comes to state-of-the-art architecture blended with rustic wooden decor. The dedicated spa team guides you through the day’s process, which includes putting on a cosy robe and reflexology sandals, sipping on loose-leaf teas and proceeding to your skincare and massage session."

"This Johns Island roadside joint presents a banquet of locally raised delicacies. Owners and farmers Pete and Babs Ambrose maintain a 135-acre...Read More"

"You may walk right past this adorable coffee shop and bakery if you’re not looking for it. Built inside a refurbished Charleston Single house on St. Philip Street between Spring and Canon streets, Brown’s Court has upstairs, downstairs, and outdoor seating. Order one of their delicious breakfast sandwiches or pastries with a hot coffee and spend some time on the porch."

"As soon as you walk into this bakery your tastebuds will be salivating from the fresh smell of pastries. The doughnuts here are so savory and delicious, getting just one isn’t enough. Try favorites like blackberry, pistachio, or local strawberry and Nutella."

"This quaint retail/wholesale bakery and café supplies the bread for several eateries in the Charleston area, but it also offers an ever changing selection of pastries, cookies and doughnuts."

"Another respected producer of its own pasta, Lucca swears by semolina flour for every shape it makes, including a spaghettoni prettily blackened by squid ink. While the terrific house-made charcuterie isn’t the ideal choice for an athlete trying to keep his or her hydration levels high, the cozy dining room, situated on a quiet corner of a neighborhood that’s still more residential than restaurant, is easy to enjoy, regardless of what’s ordered. 41-A Bogard St., 843-973-3323, luccacharleston.com"

"Chef Ken Vedrinksi, also chef at Coda Del Pesce on Isle of Palms, knows exactly what he's doing when preparing Italian food. We're just thankful he's chosen to bring is talents for authentic Italian to the city of Charleston, serving world-class pasta dishes from a Bogard Street corner at Trattoria Lucca. This casual, comfortable, and semi-subdued restaurant is warm and cozy inside, and the smells alone are enough to sell you on a long night of taste-testing."

"This unassuming building in a quiet, mostly residential neighborhood is serving up some of Charleston's best Italian. Trattoria Lucca, which opened up in 2008, is known for its pasta, made fresh in house daily. The restaurant's chef and owner, Ken..."

"Holy City Hospitality is the force behind a city block’s worth of restaurants, but Vincent Chicco’s is the only one among them that has offered an all-pasta tasting experience. While that multicourse meal has sadly been retired, pasta still takes up a page of the restaurant’s menu, which features downtown’s most explicitly Italian-American dishes. In other words, Vincent Chicco’s is the peninsular answer to chicken parm cravings."

"Tucked away in Hutson Alley just off of King St, Vincent Chicco's channels the more traditional Italian joint that you might see in The Sopranos or The Godfather. We’re talking black-and-white tile floors, a dark wood bar, and antique portraits of the restaurant’s namesake, who was a famous saloon owner in Prohibition-era Charleston. Although the atmosphere is old-fashioned, the food is fresh, inventive, and delicious."

"Address: Vincent Chicco's, 39-G, John St, Charleston, SC 29403. Named after a famous Italian immigrant who operated a speakeasy-style establishment in Charleston during the Prohibition era, Vincent Chicco's is now a beloved local restaurant that serves up Italian favorites. Known for having a distinguished yet comfortable atmosphere, locals often boast that this restaurant has the best Italian food in the entire city."

"Opening its doors in 2009 and certified as South Carolina’s first Green Restaurant in 2013, Wild Olive is an Italian culinary gem. Serving homemade variations of all of Italy’s classic national dishes, Wild Olive follows the local trend of sustainability and active collaboration with local producers. The restaurant attempts to bring authentic Italian culture to a city where the occasional respite from Low Country dining is certainly welcomed by adventurous locals."

"Wild Olive is a rustic-chic eatery on St John’s Island that serves a simple menu of Italian staples and artisanal classics, accompanied by an extensive wine list. The eatery opened in 2009 with the aim of bringing authentic Italian cuisine to Charleston, Wild Olive offers handcrafted pasta, wood-fired pizza, house-cured charcuterie and excellent desserts. A list of food-friendly wines completes the experience."

"After passing the River Road intersection of Maybank Highway, the traffic onto Johns Island seems to open up just a bit, but if you hit the accelerator too much, you'll zip right by this restaurant."

"Opened in 1942, American Theater really captures the architectural trends of the time – Art Deco meets Hollywood glam. The result is a clean façade with an all-American signage, great for some kitschy photos!"

"Charleston’s first Professional Equity Musical Theatre Company. Featuring Broadway actors, members of the union, and professional local talent in top-of-the-line productions."