For families planning South Carolina: four Marriott resorts on Hilton Head Island and in Myrtle Beach, rented from the owners who hold the weeks.
Marriott’s Grande OceanHilton Head, South Carolina8 guests · 2 bedroomsFrom $207 a night
Marriott’s OceanWatch Villas at Grande DunesMyrtle Beach, South Carolina8 guests · 2 bedroomsFrom $202 a night
Marriott’s Barony Beach ClubHilton Head, South Carolina8 guests · 2 bedroomsFrom $155 a night
Marriott’s SurfWatchHilton Head, South Carolina8 guests · 2 bedroomsFrom $129 a nightThree resorts are on Hilton Head Island. Marriott’s Barony Beach Club is oceanfront, with a lagoon-style pool, a seasonal waterslide and a splash pad, and golf courses nearby. Marriott’s Grande Ocean is on the Atlantic with direct beach access, several pools, tennis courts and bike trails close by. Marriott’s SurfWatch sits among sand dunes, salt marshes and live oaks, with a boardwalk to the ocean a short walk away and indoor and outdoor pools.
Up the coast in Myrtle Beach, Marriott’s OceanWatch Villas at Grande Dunes is in a gated community with direct beach access, several pools including one for adults, and golf nearby.
Harbour Town, Shelter Cove and Coligny Plaza are all near the three Hilton Head resorts.
Every stay is rented directly from an owner of the week. You don’t need a membership. One scowt handles your booking from your first question to check-in. Owners hold a villa type, such as a two-bedroom, not a set villa, so the resort assigns your villa when you arrive.
The best times to go are spring, April to June, and fall, September to November, with the best weather and fewer crowds. Summer is the busiest season, with warm ocean water and a full schedule of family activities.
In the busiest weeks, stays run 7 nights, weekend to weekend. Outside them, the minimum is 4 nights and check-in days are flexible. Check-in is 4 PM and check-out is 10 AM.
All four. Barony Beach Club is oceanfront. Grande Ocean and OceanWatch have direct beach access. SurfWatch is a short walk to the ocean along a boardwalk.
Hilton Head Island has three of the resorts, with bike trails, golf and Harbour Town. Myrtle Beach has one, OceanWatch, in a gated community with golf nearby.
No. Owners hold a villa type, such as a two-bedroom, not a set villa or view. The resort assigns your villa at check-in, so no one can promise a view or a floor.
Often, yes. In the busiest weeks, stays run 7 nights, weekend to weekend. Outside them, the minimum is 4 nights and check-in days are flexible. Tell your scowt your dates and we’ll check availability.
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