Hilton Head All Inclusive
Hilton Head has no Caribbean-style all-inclusive resort. One wellness resort includes meals, and these stays come closest.
The one all-inclusive resort
Hilton Head Health is the only place on the island that sells an all-inclusive stay. It is a wellness and weight loss resort for adults, not a beach resort.
An adults-only wellness resort where the rate covers your room, meals, classes and talks. The shortest stay is three days.
The closest you can get
These resorts sell rooms with a bundled amenity or a golf or dining package rather than everything included. Read what each package covers before you book.
Sea Pines’ boutique hotel, which sells stay-and-play offers and packages through its own site.
A beachfront resort with five places to eat and drink; its nightly resort fee covers parking, Wi-Fi and pool facilities, not meals.
Why there is only one
All-inclusive on Hilton Head doesn’t mean what it means in the Caribbean. No beach resort here charges one price for room, unlimited food and drinks, and activities. The island’s resorts sell a room, and you pay for meals at the resort’s restaurants or at the many restaurants nearby.
What comes closest is a package, a room plus a set of things bundled in: golf, a spa credit, a dining credit or a family activity pass. These change by season, so the resort’s own site is the place to check what a package covers today.
To keep food costs down, look at a villa or vacation rental with a full kitchen, or a resort suite with a kitchenette, and eat a few meals in.
More places to stay
Every Hilton Head resort in one place: oceanfront resorts, Marriott and Palmera villas, Shipyard stays, Harbour Town and inns, with booking links.
The luxury resorts on Hilton Head Island and why each earns the word: Forbes and AAA ratings, spas, oceanfront settings and one resort just off the island.
Hilton Head golf packages and deals: stay-and-play packages from Sea Pines, Palmetto Dunes, and The Heritage Golf Collection, plus discount tee times.
Hilton Head vacation rentals: beach houses, condos and villas by beach area and complex, who manages them, dog-friendly homes, and how renting works.
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Hilton Head Island has no Caribbean-style all-inclusive resort: no beach resort here charges one price for room, food, drinks and activities. The resorts sell a room, and you pay for meals at their restaurants or the many nearby. The one exception is Hilton Head Health, an adults-only wellness and weight loss resort where the rate covers room, meals, classes and talks; the shortest stay is three days, and the stay is built around the program.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are there all-inclusive resorts in Hilton Head?
Not in the beach-resort sense. Hilton Head Health sells an all-inclusive stay that covers room, meals, classes and talks, but it is a wellness resort for adults. No island beach resort includes meals and drinks in one price.
What is the closest thing to an all-inclusive in Hilton Head?
A resort package. Sea Pines and other resorts sell room-and-golf or room-and-dining offers, and golf stay-and-play deals bundle rounds with the room. Check what each one includes.
Are there all-inclusive resorts near Hilton Head?
No. The all-inclusive beach resorts people picture are in the Caribbean and Mexico; around Hilton Head, a resort package is the closest thing.
Is Hilton Head Health suitable for a regular beach vacation?
Not really. It is a structured program with meals and classes, for adults 18 and over. It is near Coligny Beach, but the stay is built around the program.
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