Rates Guide

Plan your stay with seasonal pricing, minimum nights, and simple steps to reserve The Blue Anchor.

A sophisticated screened back porch at The Blue Anchor, styled as a quiet retreat. A pair of low-slung teak lounge chairs with ivory cushions face a simple woven jute rug, while a small ceramic side table holds a glass carafe of water and a single coastal grass stem in a slim vase. The original 1950s porch framing and screen panels are freshly painted in soft white, with glimpses of palmettos, live oaks, and a sandy lane just beyond, hinting the beach is only a block away. Warm golden-hour light filters through the trees, casting intricate leaf shadows across the floor. Captured from a low angle with a gentle leading line toward the trees, the photographic realism and calm, uncluttered composition create an atmosphere of understated luxury and relaxation.

Rates

Seasonal nightly ranges and minimum stays keep pricing clear before you submit a booking inquiry.

Spring Escape

Summer (Memorial Day–mid‑August): typically from $325–$395 per night, plus taxes and fees, with a 7‑night minimum and Saturday arrivals required.

March–May

2-night minimum

Summer Peak

Spring & Fall (March–May, late August–October): generally from $245–$315 per night, plus taxes and fees, with a 3‑ to 5‑night minimum depending on dates and holidays.

June–August

3-night minimum

Weekly discounts

One-block beach

Ideal family holidays

Holiday Season

Winter (November–February): usually from $195–$245 per night, plus taxes and fees, with a 2‑night minimum; weekly and monthly stays may qualify for discounted rates.

September–February

4-night minimum

Includes linens

Departure cleaning

No resort fees

Tax additional

Direct booking

About

Relaxed Stays, Thoughtful House Rules

Arrive after 4pm, unwind on the porch, and check out by 10am so our team can refresh the cottage for the next guests.

A serene primary bedroom in a mid-century Edisto Beach cottage, centered on a queen bed with a tufted linen headboard, crisp white bedding, and a neatly folded navy herringbone throw at the foot. Vintage brass sconces flank the bed, mounted on smooth, painted shiplap walls in a soft sea-glass hue. A refurbished 1950s dresser with subtle wood grain sits beneath a simple framed mirror, reflecting a glimpse of leafy palms outside the window. Gentle morning light filters through gauzy curtains, creating a tranquil, diffused glow. Captured at eye level with the bed placed on the rule of thirds, the composition feels peaceful, airy, and sophisticated, using photographic realism to suggest a restful night’s stay one block from the beach.

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