Sunday through Thursday stay, early June…read more First time to HH. Definitely Hawaii vibes... the Omni is pretty good. Definitely older facility but rooms are awesome. We got the partial ocean studio for around 700/night. See photos. The steakhouse here was ok, nothing special except the bread. Service here and at XO Sports Bar was definitely slow Many smaller pools. We had Molly serving each day and she was AWESOME! Decent bagels, and breakfast sandwiches at the Palmetto Market... Good iced tea.... Overall, a pretty great experience, I would come back here again. I like that nobody is pretentious.

Went here for a business conference. I did not stay at the hotel so my review is based on the event…read morecapabilities. I participated in 3 buffet meals. The meeting was probably 100+ people. To have only one buffet line (both sides) was inadequate. Also, the first dinner, they ran out of some of the food items. Food was average. Staff was friendly.

This year's family vacation led us to Hilton Head Island and Palmetto Dunes Resort. The condo was…read morevery nice with a great kitchen and amazing showers. I think the unit was recently remodeled. Private beach access was a short walk. The pool was clean and offered a separate kiddie pool. Unfortunately, the hot tub was closed for repairs. We took advantage of the nice gazebo area with 3 gas grills and a gas firepit. The beach was not crowded at all. Only had one day of rain. Palmetto Dunes is safe, secure, very clean, and family friendly.

Firstly, my family rented the unit 167 Mooring Buoy. This is a privately-owned home that…read morecoordinates with Palmetto Dunes to manage its rental. First the good -- PD is lovely and safe. Plus, the beach proximity of our rental was easy - less than a city block. The property easily housed my party of 7 as expected. There was ample hot water, the air conditioning worked well, the keyless entry operated as expected, the kitchen dishware and cookware were sufficient and most of the house was generally clean. A few things were merely irritating: - The sliding glass door that connects the master bedroom to the patio does not work. A physical effort and a noisy rocking motion will open it enough for a thin person to slide out sideways. Once I got this back closed we did not use it again; - The curtains on those sliding glass doors are very VERY sheer. Effectively they are see-through. Anything happening in that master bedroom is shared with any guests on the patio; - The black patio chairs are peeling some kind of substance -- possibly old paint. Whatever that stuff is, it's almost impossible to get it off your legs. One thing was grossly unacceptable: a non-working freezer. Imagine 7 days in the summer at an ~$8,000/week LUXURY rental with a non-working basic appliance! No advance warning. Infuriating is that fact that the owners KNEW this. I know that they knew because there is a small card on one of the kitchen walls, warning the renter that the freezer is slow to freeze after a new guest enters and that 24-48 hours ought to be given. Well, it did not freeze in the entire week. Spoiled food, zero ice, etc. An AI search suggested I ought to be due some compensation and per my description, suggested $150 to $400 per day depending on whether the owner provided an interim solution, such as a cooler with ice or a secondary freezer. After some email correspondence and conversations, the property manager (Demetrea Thomas) refunded $550. In total. She told me the owners had placed an auxiliary freezer in the kitchen (and apparently my party of SEVEN - none of us blind) all missed it for 7 days. When I disputed this absurd assertion, she promised to credit me more if she can verify that in fact there was no auxiliary freezer. I asked her for a photo of it. Dishonesty, rottenness and possibly criminal Well, Demetrea DID send me a photo. The photo showed a refrigerator/freezer combo standing right there in the dining room, beneath a light green wall tapestry. Thankfully, among the various pictures taken by my family was one showing that very wall with the green tapestry. It is quite apparent that there is no 5' tall stainless steel appliance standing there. I shared this with Demetrea on July 7. Not a peep from her and I presume I shall not. Not sure who is more rotten - the owners of 167 Mooring, the owners of Palmetto Dunes, or the property manager Demetrea Thomas.

5 stars if we ever got any water pressure here for showering. Same every year. Low water pressure…read morein showers. Pressure ok in washers. Despite that, The place is always incredibly clean,comfortable and friendly so this is the place we always want to stay on Hilton head Island. The rooms are so well kept that they look brand new. They are more than adequately equipped with huge bathrooms and bedrooms and a nice balcony. There's a restaurant actually a couple of places to eat that are across the Laguna where you can walk to eat. This isn't a kid's only place either. Adults find it equally fun and enjoyable whether you'll be sitting in a hammock, swimming in the pool,doing a fitness walk around the property or watching the squirrels and birds. Kids enjoy it when Chip and Dale come around. There are numerous activities to keep the kids busy. This is not a character centric resort but more on the relaxing side. Every person who works here is friendly and polite, and willing to help with anything you need. You truly feel like you are valued here. Outside of the resort, there is plenty of shopping up and down the main road. You won't be bored here at Disney, trust me.

Good afternoon Yelpers. I have to re-write this review, a lot has changed on the property since…read more2017. I am at the stage in my life where I have time to relax, I can put everything on the back burner and take a two week vacation. On this past trip, I was able to get off the cruise ship in Miami, stop in for a quick hello at my father in laws house and then head up north. Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort was the perfect stop. This year I planned for a two night stay at the property. We reserved a two bedroom unit with a magnificent view of the low country coastal marsh. Birds and assorted wild life are flying by, it can't get more picturesque from what I'm seeing from our private deck. *From September 8, 2025, through March 2026, Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort will undergo exterior maintenance. You may see and hear construction and refurbishment work during daytime hours. They got rid of the ESSO sign! I'm glad to see Disney is making the investment on this property. Our room looks great, it seems like they first worked on all of the interior rooms. We just stayed at the Boardwalk Hotel, this two bedroom had the same contemporary feel. The Murphy Bed is similar to The Boardwalk, it's a great design. The question is, is it really a "Disney" hotel? I own points in Disney Vero Beach, Vero Beach is a true Disney hotel. Wanna know something? If I'm driving back to NY from a Disney Orlando Hotel, Disney's Hilton Head Island Resort is my next stop. Thank you Disney for investing in the property and giving it that Disney magic feel.

This hotel is fantastic. It is one of those hotels where you can just stay onsite for the duration…read moreof your vacation if that's what you wish. More than one pool, plenty of seating, easy access to the beach, a coffee shop for breakfast or snacks, a restaurant, and an outdoor bar. What a relaxing week! One thing I think is great about this hotel is they actually enforce the rules about leaving your pool chairs unattended. No more yahoos running down first thing in the morning, claiming seven chairs, and then disappearing until late afternoon. They will actually clear the chairs of people who do that. I love it! The workout room is great. They have a good amount of both nautilus and free weights, plus a pair of Peloton bikes. Ice cold, flavored water and its own restroom are also included in the workout area. The hotel is not cheap, but it is well worth it. Make plans in advance because they do fill up. The Westin on Hilton Head Island is one of my favorite destinations!

If you do not know the Westin on Hilton head Island just did a whole refer and completely…read moreredesigned their whole lobby area. The inside is spacious, clean, and bright and happy energy my father and I checked in on Wednesday of last week and stayed until Saturday right before Memorial Day. I wish we could've stayed longer because they had lots of happening around the pool for Memorial Day weekend. Troye, I remember checked us in he was very nice, and Ito from the splash pool bar was also very kind. I asked him if his piña colada mix had dairy and he said they only use a coconut based piña colada mix and I was very excited because then I could order a piña colada!! not many Marriott hotels have a coconut based mix. The pools on this property are very nice. They have one that is "" heated under an awning; but that one was indeed very chilly, which honestly was fine because it was very hot out. I believe this resort is dog friendly however you're not allowed to have any dogs on the deck because the deck gets really hot and it burns their little paw pads. Service dogs are allowed however they have to be in a vest. Unfortunately, I was unable to eat here; my dad and I were so busy we didn't get a chance. This hotel literally is right on the beach; I do not know if most of the rooms are point only room rooms and then some rooms are a hotel room rooms- but whenever I want to book this property, every single room is full. This hotel is directly on the beach. It only takes maybe 5 to 10 minutes from walking into the hotel through the mangroves to the actual beach. Definitely worth staying here. 10/10

All of God's Children goto Sea Pines…read more... We don't care about entrance fee price..... Lots of very good reasons to visit. Lately the Red Rockers at Harbor Town look very nice...

Another great Sea Pines visit! Everything went better than expected! From our dinners at the…read moreQuarter Deck, Frasier's Tavern, shopping to a great boat day on the Chris Craft with Captain Andrew. Highly recommend Sea Pines!

I'm shocked I haven't reviewed Ocean Oaks, having stayed here now over five times it's such a…read morefantastic hotel. Managed as a Hilton grand where you buy into the Hilton time share you can also rent the luxury rooms as a Hilton member, use points and pay the difference. The ocean view rooms are tremendous, all upgraded, comfortable beds and amazing views. The pools, access to private beach and other amenities allow you to relax enjoy the island and sip on yummy cocktails. This has to be the best place to stay on Hilton Head!

There are a lot of positives to this location. The access to the beach is fantastic. They also…read morehave a few amenities that I enjoy including a small fitness center and two pools. One of the pools is heated and one is not. They both have hot tubs. The grounds are kept spotless which adds to the overall appeal of this place. I also enjoy that they have recycling bins in the parking garages. The rooms are large and having two bedrooms is great! The plan also features two spacious bathrooms as well. The in room laundry is a nice perk as well. A he beds have been comfortable on our stays. I'm writing this review after our third week long visit. The location to restaurants and shopping is great too! The one lady from concierge named Julie was really helpful and friendly when it came to reservations and recommendations. They offer a few events throughout the week for owners which is the final touch of what earned them this 5 star review.

This was a pre-construction purchase over two decades ago. This place is amazing. All of my…read morechildren have grown up at Surfwatch. You have three on site pools and a private beach. I do miss the movie theater and wish they would bring it back. There is always a fun planned for owners and guests. The food opportunities are a bit limited but Sea Salt Cafe' by the beach is fine. Visit or buy. You can't go wrong with Surfwatch.

Surfwatch Preferred…read moreOwner check-in... I ignored the Surfwatch email on Preferred Owner check-in as another marketing ploy, but was given the notice at guard date; still skeptical, my experience was pleasant. Owners of multiple weeks at Surfwatch are taken to an agent in a private area, and are quickly checked in.... Yes, there is a mention of the obnoxious sales presentation, and my decline is readily accepted. Good news is that at 2:00 check in, Our villa is ready and we are presented with keys. This is a Great Service, and we hope that it continues. As usual, Surfwatch has been updates; fresh paint, new furniture, coffee pot, and other. In our view, we find value in our maintenance fees.... Surfwatch is well-managed property. Our practice is to lunch at Hudson's on arrival day; travel tip - skip the on-water deck and enjoy the views and lunch from A/C tables at windows. Surfwatch is home for the next two weeks; we have been visiting HHI for 60 years, and are HHI Marriott Vacation Club members for 20+ years - Our membership has resulted in Marriott exchanges to nearly all US Marriott Vacation Clubs including Hawaii. We like the mid-island location, and while we also own two weeks at Grand Ocean, we do enjoy Both properties. An advantage of autumn and spring ownership (especially autumn) is the mostly child free environment, and the many, many opportunities to converse with fellow senior citizens. My informal poll has yet to discover a discontented Marriott Vacation Club member. We agree owner fees are high, but bring good value.

Hilton Beachfront Resort in Hilton Head was a lovely experience for us. We stayed two nights. We…read morehighly valued having direct beach access and this resort delivered. There are multiple pools, both inside and outside and all were impeccably maintained. One of the bubblers was not working during our stay, a bummer but not a deal breaker, there are three that we located on property. Check in and check out processes were efficient, professional and polite. We stayed in a lovely ocean view room and the views were spectacular. Things in the room worked as expected and the room was clean with updated bedding. The onsite breakfast restaurant offers a buffet or menu options. It is not included in the room price but you can use Hilton daily credits if you have them. The food was good as was the service. There is a shuttle that will drive you up to a mile or two away, when available. You can ask the valet to take you to the shops at shelter cove or similar. Overall an enjoyable stay in a seasoned resort on the beach.

Customer service was excellent the whole stay, lobby and resort was nice, the Breakfast was pretty…read moregood. Huge safety issue was room 840 has black mold and I really hope they take care of it. I reported it to corporate and they said they'd resolve the issue and treat it and I really truly hope they actually do treat it. It is in the vents & bathroom they need to start inspecting rooms and closing them down because this is unacceptable. If it wasn't for that it's easily a 5 star stay.

3.5 stars (if Yelp allowed). Barony Beach Club is half near the beach and the other half on the…read moreother side of the Weston. It's a long haul to the beach, even with a wagon lugging your stuff. On the plus side, the non-beach side has a great pool with a water slide and was less crowded than the beach side pool. While we were there, they were renovating, which felt like the worst possible time (June). The fitness center was down 3-4 days, then they closed the outdoor heated pool. When the gym re-opened, multiple pieces of equipment were out of order. The condos are very comfortable and the kitchen is well-stocked. The property is pretty and they have games like corn hole and shuffleboard, as well as a daily lineup of free activities to enjoy (bingo, trivia, s'mores).

I stayed here as a guest on an extended invitation, and overall it was a pleasant…read moreexperience--especially if you're looking for a comfortable, family-friendly resort right on the beach in Hilton Head. This property is set up like a timeshare-style resort, with clusters of buildings, multiple pools, hot tubs, and direct beach access. The location itself is lovely, and the grounds are well maintained and very walkable. Every morning we took long walks through the property and along the beach, passing beautiful homes and neighboring resorts, which made for a really peaceful start to the day. We stayed in one of the newer buildings, and the two-bedroom, two-bath unit was spacious and very comfortable. It had everything you'd want for a longer stay--full kitchen, dishwasher, laundry, balcony, and covered parking in a secure garage. The beds were comfortable, the sheets were great, and I appreciated having a ceiling fan and a window that could open for fresh air. Those small touches matter when you're settling in for several days. The pool and hot tub areas were nice, especially at the building farther from the beach, which felt quieter and less crowded. The hot tub in particular was fantastic--large, hot, and with strong jets that did wonders for sore muscles after a day of walking. Being able to go from the hot tub straight into a cool pool was a real treat. Now, a realistic note: We visited during spring break, so the energy level was high and very family-oriented. Lots of kids, lots of noise--which is totally expected for a resort like this. I don't dislike kids at all, but if you're someone who prefers a quieter, adults-only vibe, just know this is very much a family destination. An adults-only pool would have been a welcome option. A few other observations that might help future guests: * The trolley system runs roughly 9-5, which is convenient for getting around the property. * Direct beach access is a big plus, but renting chairs and umbrellas can be pricey and requires online reservations. * Bike rentals are available but also on the expensive side. * Most amenities come with an added cost--nothing unusual for a resort, but worth planning for. Service-wise, the staff was responsive. They offer a text-to-concierge system, which is convenient. When I asked for certain items, they couldn't provide them directly but did offer housekeeping assistance, which I appreciated. As for the room itself, everything was clean and functional. The shower pressure could have been stronger, and the tub area looked like it had some recent caulking work, but nothing that affected the overall comfort of the stay. Bottom line: This is a solid, comfortable beach resort with good value for the space and amenities, especially for families or groups traveling together. It's not ultra-luxury, but it delivers exactly what it promises--a safe, well-maintained place to relax near the ocean. For me, the best part of the trip was simply being with friends, enjoying the beach, and having a comfortable home base to unwind. And if you plan to do a lot of walking or hiking around the property, take it from me--bring proper moisture-wicking socks. Your feet will thank you later.

Two to three times a year, we travel to Hilton Head Island to visit family. Usually, we stay at our…read morefamily's home in Sea Pines Resort, but lately, we have been exploring other lodging options on the island to add variety to our visits. This August, when the weather tends to be quite warm, we decided to stay at the Sonesta Resort. Located in Hilton Head, South Carolina, the Sonesta Resort offers a range of appealing amenities, including isolated beach access, a zero-entry lagoon pool, multiple restaurants and bars, and a full-service spa. The resort also features a fitness center, organized daily activities like turtle feeding, and on-site bike rentals. The recently renovated guest rooms offer stunning ocean views. We chose the Sonesta Resort primarily because of these features. Since we were not keen on staying directly on the beach during the hot August days, the resort's other amenities provided the perfect alternative for comfort and entertainment. Our experience was positive; the rooms were comfortable, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Overall, we all enjoyed our stay at this hotel and appreciated the variety it added to our visit to Hilton Head Island.

We were originally planning to spend a three day weekend here. We spoke with someone at the hotel…read moreto arrange for our stay, when we spoke with this person he gave us two options since we had dogs. One was the basic suite on the first floor without any view, the other had a partial view of the ocean. We went with the partial view of the ocean though it was an additional 125 dollars a night. We are on VACAY, no biggie. So when we arrive, we get into our room after the Bellhop gets done slamming our things to the ground, tipped him, though probably shouldn't have. When we look outside our room, we see a big parking lot and not even a slightly partial view of any water other than the puddle in the parking lot from a previous rain. My wife goes down right away and says this isn't an upgrade, they first tell her, we were lucky to get a room, because they were overbooked (sounds like a you problem not an us problem doesn't it?). Then they proceed to tell her that it was an upgraded suite (I guess they don't realize we know how to use the internet, it was the most basic room and a Handicap room on top of it, we will get back to that debacle later). A few hours later, I go down to talk to the desk because I have just taken the dogs out for a walk and it was not very much fun walking in the parking lot, though they did have a few small grass islands which proved beneficial. I was also told that it was an upgraded room and that we should talk to a manager on checking out. I bring up the fact that after the stay if we complain, it does no good since we have implicitly agreed to the Terms and Conditions since we didn't leave and demand a refund immediately, he just smiles. After the first lovely night sleeping on a broken down mattress that is on a 3/4" piece of ply-wood that has a fabric wrap to allow for ease of use by people who are in wheelchairs. It is less comfortable than sleeping on the bathroom floor. I know this because our dogs get off the bed after about an hour and go sleep on the floor, something they never would do at our house with our plush Kings Down Mattress and Box Spring, we notify the desk we are checking out early. No problem. Then at checkout, the manager is amazingly not available though the check out host asks why we are leaving early, he then proceeds to tell us that we were not charged for an upgraded room (Again Bobo, we know how to use the internet, we paid an additional 125 dollars a night for an upgraded room). The only saving grace is that the beach which was about a half a mile walk for us, was a nice diversion for the dogs. Do not waste your money on this debacle of a "resort". No excuse for the lies we were told by the hostesses and hosts at the front desk, that is inexcusable to outright lie multiple times to your guests. Cheers, hope your visit to Hilton Head Island is better than ours.