Hotels with Kitchenettes in Hilton Head Island from $201

Name: Palmera Inn and Suites
Price range: $201 total
Rating: 9

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Top Hilton Head Island Hotels with Kitchenettes

Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort

23 Ocean Lane Hilton Head Island SC

Free Cancellation

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$502 nightly

$546 total

Jul 5 - Jul 6

Total with taxes and fees

A full-service spa, 3 restaurants, and 3 outdoor pools are all featured at this smoke-free resort. There's fun for all ages with a children's club and a children's ...

Palmera Inn and Suites

12 Park Ln Hilton Head Island SC

Free Cancellation

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$185 nightly

$201 total

Jun 8 - Jun 9

Total with taxes and fees

This hotel features a gym and a seasonal outdoor pool. Enjoy the hot tub and free on-the-go breakfast each morning. A business center, a terrace, and a garden ...

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Hilton Head Island hotels essential information

Accommodation	10,244 hotels
Lowest Price	$201
Highest Price	$546
Popular hotels	Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort, Palmera Inn and Suites

Recent Hilton Head Island hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Palmera Inn and Suites

3 out of 5

Posted 15 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The noises were one of the few complaints. The noise that the wall-ac unit had, was sporadic and quiet loud and disruptive. Central air is a major investment, but the wall unit is a real downer at night in sleeping hours. Does the pool open too early? We had a family of screaming kids outside our window at 7-8 am. Really? The room was clean and bed was nice. Bathroom was nice too but it could use a "night-light". Many hotels have one. Also, every hotel I've been to in the last few years has soap dispensers (body, shampoo, conditioner) right on the shower wall tiles. A little soap bar wrapped in paper seems very "old-school" now. But it's not the worst thing. Finally, while we generally enjoyed staying there, our first impression walking into the Inn halls was of a rather "stale" smell. We got used to it after 3 nights. The elevator was even worse. It wasn't that pleasant at all. Useful, yes, but not a good experience. It's not the best to have that the first experience before even entering the room. We had our fingers crossed tightly that our room wouldn't be as bad. But the room was nice. And it did not have that "musty" smell that the hall and especially the elevator had. We'd come back. The price was a little high based on quality. Breakfast is a good thing to keep. Not spectacular but very well kept and more important to the guests than most hotels realize, imo."

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