Hilton Head Rental?

[PeteBrown]

Looking to rent a condo or house in HH for Spring Break during mid-April. Prefer to have 3 bedrooms near beach and heated pool. Anyone have any insights or preferred parties they can recommend?

Thanks in advance

[HHI944]

No BS, check craigslist. There are tons of townhomes on the south end that fit that description.

[PeteBrown]

Thanks - never even crossed my mind.

[78sc]

Originally Posted by PeteBrown

Looking to rent a condo or house in HH for Spring Break during mid-April. Prefer to have 3 bedrooms near beach and heated pool. Anyone have any insights or preferred parties they can recommend?

Thanks in advance

Hey Pete. Try www.vrbo.com I've used this site many, many times for finding a rental house/condo for a vacation. I haven't had a bad experience yet, but obviously it depends on the owner/manager of the place. Sometimes if you can fill an empty week for the owner on short notice, you can get a discount on the price. I scored a 3 bed/house with pool near a beach in Hawaii last year for $140/night. Good luck.

[Racerbvd]

I have a buddy with a few in HH, PM me for his number.

[PorscheGAL]

When looking you will probably have a better chance when searching for Hilton Head Island. The island is where you will find beach access.

Check with Sea Pines. Do a google search for their website. They have condos, houses and hotels on the property. Not to mention Beach, deep sea fishing, shopping, restaurants, nature tours, golf and more. We stay there in the fall when prices drop. Not sure what the price is for Spring Break. It is a great place.

[widebody911]

Am I the only one who thought "Paris Hilton" when they saw "Hilton Head?"

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by widebody911

Am I the only one who thought "Paris Hilton" when they saw "Hilton Head?"

Nope.

[HHI944]

There are always some nice rentals in Palmetto Dunes also. That's where I stayed most of the time before I just gave up and moved here.

[89911]

Try VRBO.com for a start. I've stayed at Hilton Head twice. I would try to elaborate, but my beach vacations every year for the past 18 years are starting to blend together. They are all basically the same, pool, ocean, diner, shopping, wine, bed, for 7 days in a row.