Wife's birthday weekend so we rented a room at the King and Prince to celebrate. It was a bit…read morecolder April 9, so we decided to try to pools. First issue was the pools which they claim is "heated" on the website and everywhere else, and if it is heated it's only to a frigid 72 degrees. The worst was when, without warning the bathroom sink started filing up with water when the faucet was off due to a pipe clog. Maintenance informed me it was likely due to a clog in the building from earlier. Water started overflowing onto the bathroom floor. I threw as many towels we had to stop it from flowing everywhere into the floor of the main room. No big deal, stuff happens, but I requested housekeeping come clean up the towels at 4:00pm and at 7:00pm still nothing had happened. Told multiple folks, maintenance and the front desk about the mess THEIR clogged pipes caused, and it still took a while for them to send anyone to fix THEIR problem. Insanely poor service-- I would not recommended this place.

King and Prince is a mega all-inclusive resort that caters to families seeking ocean and poolside…read morerelaxation. It's a very nice facility in a very nice location albeit a little tired and perhaps in need of a facelift. We attended a wedding there and it could not have been nicer. The food was delicious. The outdoor ambience next to the ocean was simply fantastic.

My family come here every summer. We love staying at St Simons Grand. I am in a bedroom writing…read morethis review in Condo 206. The oceanview is awesome with seeing the ocean in front on the balcony. They also have a swimming pool for kids. It is located on 1400 Ocean Blvd. You can call them at (888-374-7707), call Hodnett Cooper to book a condo (912-638-4750), or check out their website at www.hodnett.cooper.com/partner-resorts/saint-simons-grand . The condos are 1674 sq ft. There are 3 beds, 3 bathrooms, 1 kitchen, a living room, and the entrance. So if you staying on SSI, book the St Simons Grand.

First time staying in St Simons and I'm very happy with our decision to stay here. From the…read morebalcony, I can see the pool and waves in the ocean- it's beautiful and very relaxing. Especially at night when the moon is out. There are many good restaurants nearby along with gift shops & ice cream shops yummm. Our condo came fully equipped with towels, extra pillows, bedsheets and appliances galore. It is very spacious. Includes a washer & dryer- which is great! The grounds are very well kept. Very nice! From the pics off the website I have to say they do no justice to this place. It is a great place to stay for a long term vacation stay in St. Simons. I highly recommend it.

I chose this hotel off Hotels com, to share a midweek getaway with my guy. He has spring break this…read moreweek and needed abreak from every day. The pub and motel are picturesque our room has a balcony, robes and slippers, and its Adults Only, so no screaming kiddos as we go to the pool. The rooms are nicely appointed, the king bed is perfect for the night. Im happily impressed.

This is a very small place, not too many eating options (a nice charcuterie board!), but Tuesday…read morenights are the nights to be there! Miss "Sistafun" (Bonita Tanner) brings in her very fun music bingo. There was a full house and she makes the place come alive with her bingo. It takes about 2 hours for 8 different games and it's free! There is a full bar and table service during the games. Def recommend for a super fun eve!

Had the opportunity to stay in st. Simons for July 4th weekend. I want to preface that I did not…read morestay at the King and Prince but did stay at their sister hotel. I did visit the resort for drinks and found the bar area to be dirty and not cleaned, tables weren't bused and the bartenders were rude. I did visit the beach at the King and Prince and found the following trash and garbage greeting me every morning. Don't think I would stay there.

This hotel is like one of the nicer resort hotels in the Caribbean...it has a very nice pool and a…read moregreat bar outside overlooking the water that serves excellent fish sandwiches. The room was very nice-you almost forget your in Georgia!

Can't beat the location and the staff were friendly, but those are my only positives…read more Room was HALF the size of what the website shows. Apparently we were given a "renovated room." Half of the light switches lead to nowhere, phone didn't work, shower dripped all night. The breakfast was the worst I have ever seen. The same food was out Monday at 4 when we arrived. Rock hard bagels and croissants, milk in a pitcher with not a pleasant smell. We would not stay again.

Ansley, Emily and Terrance were great. Made us feel VIP and went out of their way to make sure we…read morehad an amazing stay. The rooftop restaurant was superior, food was phenomenal! We had mahi mahi for dinner and the fried okra and starter bread to start. ALL great food. For breakfast we had the shrimp and grits and it was also delicious. The rooms were set up well, makes you feel at home away from home. We are already planning on staying again. Absolutely loved our stay.

Gated Oceanfront condos with private beach access. We stayed in room # 334, which is a one bedroom…read moreone bath unit. Overall it was okay, clean but a tad dated, especially the kitchen and laundry area. The bed was extra firm, not comfortable at all. However the kitchen was well stocked with dining utensils and cookware. Check in was seamless with keyless entry locks. The condominium complex is a U shape, with a middle courtyard that leads out to the pool and private beach access. In the courtyard is a fountain and two hot tubs. One of which was out of order during our stay. At the pool most of the lounge chairs were "claimed" by beach towels. Not really the condos issue but I may as well mention how interesting the beach is. It's a bit of a trek to the actual beach through a marsh like area there's even a large tide pool, which stinks!! The ocean water appeared brown and murky, so I passed on getting in. Also someone stole my shoes. Smh.

The staff is amazing. They are so efficient and nice. I want to especially give a shout out to…read moreClyde and William who work the desk. Talk about superior customer service! The beds are so very comfortable and the towels are large and fluffy. I was here last year and returned this year. I highly recommend this hotel. The pool is beautiful and the fire pit is great at night. My favorite thing is the large swing under the live oaks. What a perfect spot for reading.

We chose this place because it is pet friendly and had the room that we needed…read more Having stayed in many of these "roadside" hotels while driving to our destinations, we found this particular hotel quite nice, well-maintained and clean. Someone else might complain about a leaky faucet in the room's kitchen sink but that is reportable and fixable. The front desk, kitchen and cleaning staff were all pleasant. They have a bright area for breakfast and a lounge for people to hang out in. The breakfast selection looks like the typical offerings in other similar hotels and yet when I tasted the omelets (typically dry and tasteless)-- they were soft and tender! The one bedroom room was nice and spacious. The possible downside is that it is near the airport. Having said that, we have not heard anything during the night.

Our stay at this Home2 was mixed. The room itself was comfortable, but the tub faucet/head was…read moreloose. The bigger issues were with service and amenities. The pool wasn't cleaned until Friday, and most of the breakfast items on during the week were cold or stale. The front desk attendant during the week was not friendly and seemed more focused on her phone than the guests. They advertise s'mores from 6-9 PM, but she didn't put anything out until someone complained -- and even then she only set out a single tiny square of chocolate per kit. It's a small thing, but if a hotel offers an amenity, it should be done properly. The gentleman working Friday night handled it the right way with two squares and was actually friendly. I also don't think they shampooed the carpets since being built, there were stains on our room carpet & when I walked to together ice & came back to our room the bottom of my feet were black. Overall, the stay was okay, but the service and attention to detail were disappointing for a Hilton brand.

The whole time we were there no one came to clean our room. The room was clean and spacious but…read morethat was about all

Loved this hotel!! Great suites with mini kitchen and full size refrigerators. The bed is really…read morecomfortable with really nice pillows. Staff is also super friendly and helpful. The beach is only a few minutes walking.

The room was very nicely outfitted and updated. We had the coastal room on the second floor. Nice…read moreand quiet. The staff were very friendly and a lovely continental breakfast. Nice pool and literally in short walking distance to everything. We will definitely be back.

Location, location, location. If you're looking for a hotel on St. Simons Island, you can't beat…read morethe location of the St. Simons Inn by the Lighthouse. It's located directly across the street from the historic lighthouse and museum. It's close to the beach, pier, and many popular shops, restaurants, and bars. Everything is within walking distance. This is an old and quaint hotel that feels almost like a bed and breakfast. It's a "condo hotel" where many of the rooms are owned by different people. Therefore, each of the rooms is unique and no two rooms are alike. Some rooms are nicer than others. We stayed in room 102, which is right next to the front desk, office, and lobby restroom. If I had known this, I probably would have selected a different room. The door, walls, floor, ceiling, etc. do not insulate sound well, so we heard everything. We heard people checking in, checking out, walking through the hallways, turning on the sink upstairs, turning on the bathtub/shower upstairs, and most of all, people opening and shutting the door to the office next door. One morning, while getting ready, I was able to clearly hear an entire conversation of two people who had stopped to chat outside our door. Our room had basic amenities. We had a small kitchen area with a sink, microwave, and fridge. There was no closet, but an armoire. I think many rooms were like this. There was a sticky substance on the floor in front of the kitchen sink that was there when we arrived. It was never cleaned during our stay. There were also chocolate chips underneath our bed. The bedspread seemed a bit tattered and musty. The furniture in the room was generally worn. My allergies acted up during our stay inside and I'm not sure what it was (e.g. dust or mold). I visited other rooms and they were not like our room. They felt bigger, brighter, and cleaner. They also had better views. I recommend booking a room on the second floor. Our room only had a view of an adjacent slanted rooftop. Basic rooms start at about $175 per night after taxes and fees. This is expensive, but you are paying for one of the most prime locations on the island. There was cable TV, but unfortunately no HD. There was free Internet Wi-Fi and it was decently fast. No password required, which was nice. The cord on our phone was about to break at one end, so if I did not hold it in place, calls would be extremely staticky. Cell phone reception is poor at the hotel. My friends and I had AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile and none of us had more than 1-2 bars. The signal gets better outside. Outside, there's covered parking, which is a plus. There's also a small pool. Inside, the lobby is small. The front desk has a water dispenser. Over our weekend stay, the dispenser ran dry twice and wasn't refilled. Coffee is available too. Continental breakfast is served between 7am and 10am, but I didn't get the opportunity to try it. The breakfast area is tiny. During my stay, I often thought of what Anthony Melchiorri of Travel Channel's Hotel Impossible would say. The staff was very nice and polite, from the front desk folks to the housekeeping ladies.