Winery Hotels in South Carolina from NZ$139

"I gave low ratings on cleaning and staff for a few reasons. We had some issues at check in . We reserved a queen room, but asked at check in about the p"

"Suggest asking for room without connecting door unless you want it. You can hear EVERYTHING in the other room. "

"Great place!"

"The room smelled musty and just felt dirty. The door to the balcony was very hard to even open. We booked a suite. Parking in the building only accommodates small cars. The lot's across the street had no parking. You park a block away and walk. The breakfast was waffle machines and horrible instant eggs. Just like econolodge. This place should not have the word "resort" in the name. Would never go back."

"Good breakfast, clean room, great walkin shower."

"The room did not match the pictures. It was fine but in need of an update. The staff was very friendly."

"The pool was good and my room was in view of the beach. My room did have an influx of gnats in the bathroom but other than that we enjoyed our stay. "

"If you're a couple shaking off a long winter, the Sonesta Resort in Hilton Head really delivers. Our room was spacious and thoughtfully laid out — king bed, bistro table, balcony overlooking the pool with a glimpse of the ocean beyond. We loved stepping out there in the morning to take in the salt air. The bathroom was nicely functional: long countertop, excellent water pressure, multiple showerhead settings, and more towels than you'd ever need. The details matter, and they got them right. The resort itself is beautifully designed for both relaxation and activity. Two large, heated pool areas — including an adults-only pool with a hot tub and cushioned lounge chairs — plus a boardwalk to the beach with a foot shower, gas fire pits, a tiki bar, outdoor grille, and a patio that's ideal for a slow breakfast with too many cups of coffee. A provisions store that’s open late rounds out the convenience factor nicely. The staff were friendly, professional, and genuinely accommodating throughout our stay. We had a rental car and made the most of the area — paddleboarding, tennis, hiking a nearby nature preserve, and great dinners out. Golf and bike rentals are easy options too. Pro tip: Skip the $30/half-day beach chair rental. Head to Walmart, grab two chairs for $15 each, use them all week, and pass them along to a fellow guest on your way out. We hope to return. Highly recommend."

"Great"