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Hilton Oceanfront Resort

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • competes more with condos than hotels because of the size of its accommodations
  • lots of outdoor dining options

    Cons

  • boisterous wedding parties can be too noisy
  • problems with cell reception
  • minimum stay is two nights during summer

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Hilton Oceanfront Resort Review

There's a Caribbean sensibility to this five-story chain hotel; the grounds are beautifully landscaped with deciduous and evergreen bushes, and palms run along the beach. This resort is far more casual, laid-back, and more family- than business-friendly. The smallest accommodations are large, commodious studios with a kitchenette; they go on up to two-bedroom suites. Many rooms face the ocean, and all are decorated with elegant wood furnishings, such as hand-carved armoires. A new, urbane lounge called the XO is a happening nightspot. HH Prime is the steak house, and the excellent deli/breakfast restaurant is being expanded at this writing. The resort has three pools, one strictly for little children, another for families, and an adults-only pool overlooking the ocean. Prices span a long range; online deals can be the best, with outdoor cabana massages, breakfast, and a bottle of wine included in some packages.

    Contact Information

  • Address: 23 Ocean Lane, Palmetto Dunes, Mid-Island, Hilton Head Island, SC | Map It
  • Box 6165, Hilton Head Island, SC, USA, 29938
  • Phone: 843/842-8000; 800/845-8001
  • Website: www.hiltonheadhilton.com
  • Location: Hilton Head Island

    Hotel Amenities

  • 303 studios, 20 suites.
  • Restaurants, golf courses, pools, gym, water sports, children's programs.
  • Rooms have: kitchen, Internet, Wi-Fi.
  • Rate includes no meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.

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