Hilton Head Resort Day Passes
Use a resort’s pool, beach and spa for the day without booking a room. Four Hilton Head resorts sell day passes.
Resorts that sell day passes
Prices are starting prices and change by season and day. Check the resort or ResortPass for today’s price before you go.
The pass covers the year-round pool, hot tub, tiki bar, fire pit and food and drink service. Day passes start at $65; cabana passes are sold separately.
Three pools (family, adult and a splash pad), three hot tubs, the fitness center and beach access. Day passes start at $75; pool daybeds from $150 and cabanas from $400, with towels and water included.
Three outdoor pools, spa access (sauna and steam room), towel service and poolside food and drink. Day passes start at $45; daybeds from $75, double loungers $175 and oceanfront cabanas $200.
A zero-entry family pool, an adult relaxation pool, a hot tub, food and drink service, beach entry and spa facilities. Day passes run about $59 to $69; a day room is about $180.
How resort day passes work
A day pass lets travelers and locals use the amenities of a resort without booking an overnight stay. Depending on the resort, that means pools, private beach access, cabanas, spas, fitness centers and dining.
Most day passes are sold through ResortPass, on the resort’s own site, or by phone. They typically include towel service and pool and beach amenities. Spa access (Westin and Sonesta) and equipment rentals (Omni and Sonesta) may be included or sold separately.
Sea Pines is different. It is a gated community, and a “day pass” there means a gate pass for a visit to the beach or Harbour Town, not a resort pool pass. See Sea Pines for gate and beach details.
Day passes can sell out on busy summer weekends, so book ahead. Always check the resort’s website for current pricing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can you get a day pass to a Hilton Head resort?
Yes. The Omni, Westin, Sonesta and Beach House sell day passes for their pools and beach access. Most are sold on ResortPass or the resort’s own site.
Does the Hilton Beachfront Resort sell day passes?
We haven’t found a current public day pass there. The resorts above are the ones we can confirm; ask Hilton Beachfront directly.
What does a day pass include?
Usually pool and beach access and towels, and at some resorts food and drink service, a cabana or daybed, or spa access for an extra price. Each card above lists what the resort includes.
Is there a day pass for Sea Pines?
Sea Pines sells a gate pass for a day visit, which gets you into the community to reach the beach. It doesn’t include a resort pool. See Sea Pines.
How much is a resort day pass in Hilton Head?
Starting prices range from about $45 at the Westin to $75 at the Omni, with cabanas and daybeds extra. Prices change by season, so check before you go.
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