There are several bike racks located throughout the resort, including the ones mentioned above. However, there is room to bring them into the studio. When you first walk in to the studio you will be in the kitchenette, and just past that there is space along the wall in front of the closet. Likewise, there is space along the bedroom wall in front of the lock-off door. There is also the balcony, and it has plenty of space, as well.
The drive is normally 4+ hours, plus it will be summer vacation season traffic, AND you need to get to the airport in plenty of time to get through security before your flight boards. You could definitely stay until checkout (11 a.m.) then drive over or even hang out at the pool until a bit later in the afternoon before driving.
We have visited mlk at hhi and enjoyed the weather. Tide me over will be open. We enjoyed riding bikes, eating, playing at the resort. Savannah is fun. They will do campfire as well.
There aren't really any terrible places to eat on HHI--some are just preferred more than others. The suggestions above are good, as are Fishcamp on Broad Creek, Hudson's, Skull Creek Boathouse (not the same as Dockside though run by the same group), Nunzio's, and OMBRA Cucina. Off island, and only a 20-minute drive away in Bluffton is Farm. The last three, in particular, are very nice places for a birthday celebration. Farm will be a bit more adventurous but is great. Both Nunzio's and OMBRA are topnotch Italian restaurants and are located within a quarter mile or so of each other about five minutes from the resort. Enjoy!
Dark now, but I'll check it out during daylight hours! Thanks!
I have a 2 bedroom booked for first of April.
It's very easy to fall in love with the resort. The CMs are the best anywhere, and those are not just empty words. Many of them have been there for years and years, a few of them since the resort opened. Thus, it feels more like family. Plus, the mission there has always been to get to know the guests, treat them like family, as well. Between that and being able to truly just relax--not park hop and run all over creation--the experience is like no other.
I have been watching the availability and April was pretty much wide open from about 4-5 days ago. It seems very odd since the refurb is supposed to be done by early 2024 isn't it?
Not around the resort proper, no. It's very small. However, there are miles and miles and miles of paved biking/walking/running trails on HHI. You can start at the resort and easily hook up to the HHI trail system which starts just over the walkway to Shelter Cove. The trail can take you to the Beach House, all over Palmetto Dunes, down to Sea Pines to the south and up to Spanish Wells Road to the north, and many points in between. The trails parallel the main roads in HHI, as well as going through less trafficked areas, such as Palmetto Dunes. Here's a link to an article about the trails: https://www.hiltonheadoutfitters.co...Island is completely,to get around the island.
