[DimondAngels]

We plan on visiting HH for a couple of days in late July and would like some ideas on where to stay and a few recommendations on some great restaurants.
I heard that Skull Creek is a fun place for entertainment and drinks.
I looked at the Hampton Inn located on HH but the reviews on the hotel are not good.
Kevin

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by DimondAngels

We plan on visiting HH for a couple of days in late July and would like some ideas on where to stay and a few recommendations on some great restaurants.
I heard that Skull Creek is a fun place for entertainment and drinks.
I looked at the Hampton Inn located on HH but the reviews on the hotel are not good.
Kevin

We have stayed at the Westin numerous times and it is very nice.

[njbchbum]

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There are sooooooo many time shares on that island - have you checked the various time share companies to find out if any owner is renting out their ownership week[s]?

[villagerjack]

Originally Posted by DimondAngels

We plan on visiting HH for a couple of days in late July and would like some ideas on where to stay and a few recommendations on some great restaurants.
I heard that Skull Creek is a fun place for entertainment and drinks.
I looked at the Hampton Inn located on HH but the reviews on the hotel are not good.
Kevin

You have chosen the busiest and most expensive time of the year on Hilton Head. Best times to go or April and May and September and October. There are many different price points from the higher end Marriott & Omni in Palmetto Dunes Resort, Sonesta in Shipyard Plantation as well as the Westin located middle island. All are very nice. Holiday Inn , not Holiday Inn Express, is in the Coligny shopping area and may be a little less expensive.Skull Creek With the boathouse restaurant, very nice, is a marina area with s few restaurants but there is nothing else in that area. Serg Group has many different restaurants at different price points.

PM me if you want further info. and perhaps if we talk I can guide you better.

[DimondAngels]

I thank everyone for all of the great ideas..

[villagerjack]

Originally Posted by DimondAngels

I thank everyone for all of the great ideas..

Four areas to visit if you only have a couple of days.

Sea Pines Resort ($6 entry fee) both the Lighthouse area and South Beach area. Both have restaurants and music in the evening.

Shelter Cove Marina area has several restaurants. We like Scott’s Seafood and the Mexican Restaurant. Both have music.

Shelter Cove Towne Center ....brand new ...Restaurants and shopping. French Bakery in the AM. Poseidon has rooftop bar for drinks and full restaurant.

Coligny Shopping Center more rustic for restaurants and strolling.

If you have a few hours, Sea Pines Marina has a boat into Savannah and all the restaurants along the River. Adventurous? Take the Ferry over to Dafauskie Island. Rent a golf cart and explore the history.

There is so much to do and see. It will be crowded in July though so be patient. By Mid August kids are back in school so less crowded. We love early October. Water temp still in the 80’s and easier to get around.