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Question: Just wondering
where you would recommend staying on Hilton Head Island for a
weekend. What beaches are nicest to relax and bake? What restaurants
are good food and atmosphere? Any info would be appreciated
Thanks.
Answer: Forest Beach is basically the only beach,
and it's 14 miles long. South Forest Beach Drive has a lot of
hotels and resorts to stay at. There is a Holiday Inn which isn't
too expensive, and it is close to everything. The other resorts
are a little more expensive. As for restaurants, Hudson's is a nice seafood place, but it is on the far end of the island. The
island has every basic restaurant you'd find any place else, but
I would recommend going to a seafood restaurant, because you
can't find those
everywhere -------------------------------- Question: How is the
Mariott Beach and Golf Resort in Hilton Head, SC?
Answer: People
who have stayed at this have said that it's very clean and nice. The Marriott has pools, hot tubs, and the beach isn't too crowded because
they're on the end of the line of resorts. (There are only houses
past the resort.) I think there may be more than one Marriott on
Hilton Head. I am referring to the one on Forest Beach Drive.
There may be another one located at Sea
Pines. ----------------------------------- Question: Where is a
livable residential community in Hilton Head?
Answer: Hilton
Head Plantation is one of Hilton Head's largest residential neighborhoods . Sprawling in size with nearly 4,000 acres sheltered
between Port Royal Sound and the Intracoastal Waterway, Hilton
Head Plantation has the full-scale amenities of a country club
haven with four golf courses, miles of bike and jogging trails,
two nature conservancies, tennis courts, a community recreation
center, boating facilities, swimming pools, the Seabrook Farms
for gardening and two miles of beautiful beaches. Also located in
Hilton Head Plantation is the award-winning Cypress Retirement
Community.
----------------------------- Question I am
thinking of living year-round in Hilton Head. How is the
climate?
Answer: The climate on Hilton Head is delightful, with
a semi-tropical warmth and enough of a seasonal change to keep it
interesting. Springtime blooms early and fall late. There are
even days in the middle of December that edge up to low 70s and
high 80s. Overall, the year-round average of midday and evening
temperatures are approximately 75 and 55 degrees, respectively.
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