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.

The Lodge is the most private hotel option in Sea Island. The Cloister is the largest property and…read moreif you are looking for quiet and reserved, The Lodge is the place. It is a 5 star hotel and has under 50 rooms (43 to be exact). The lobby is gorgeous with dark wooden fixtures, carpets and comfortable couches. We were there in December and the Christmas trees were decorated beautifully. As soon as you arrive at The Lodge, you are welcomed by name and escorted to your room by a butler. I loved the European feel of the Lodge and each room was made to look like a room in a European castle. The artwork reminded me of Belgium and so did the heavy wood. The intent was to look like an English manor, even though it was actually built early in the 20th century. As you enter your room, your have a walk in area with wet bar, Nespresso machine, ironing board that pulls down from the closet and closet area. The bathroom is then also off of the main entryway and has dual sinks, classic metal handles and a pedestol tub. The shower was a huge walk-in shower made of marble and the handles reminded me of something from London in the early 1900's. The toiletries are by Milton Brown. As you then step into your bedoom, the Lodge will cleverly put on the Golf channel during turn-down service at night. Cookies are also part of the nightly service. The bed was very comfortable and I really enjoyed the patio with chairs that overlooked the water. It was all very peaceful and serene. The sitting area in the room was also nice and there was a big desk to work. The ceilings are made of wooden beams and add elevation to the room. I did feel like I was staying in another country and truly loved my stay. Each night around 5pm, a bagpiper marches up the field in front of the patio of the Lodge. You can sit on an Adirondack chair and listen and have an evening cocktail as the sun sets. Dining: There is the Oak Room which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Colt and Alison is the high end steakhouse serving dinner with a view of the golf greens. We had a fantastic meal here and Chef Danny is very talented. We also enjoyed breakfast and lunch in the Oak Room. Another interesting tidbit I learned is that you can take one of the BMW 750 series that is parked in the front of the Lodge and drive it over to the Cloister and other part of the hotel. The goal is to get you to test drive and this has turned out to be very profitable for this BMW dealer. I did not get a chance to make it to the Cloister and would like to go next time. The staff was amazing and the service everywhere was excellent. There is also a little gift pro shop with golf wear, souvenirs and high end sunglasses and apparel for sale. I highly recommend this resort for a quiet getaway and Southern hospitality.

This review is about the restaurant, Colt & Alison. Very upscale, overlooking the ocean and golf…read morecourse. Interior reminds you of the old days. Food is fantastic. People are extremely nice. Pricey, like all places here but worth it. The meats melt in your mouth. They also have 46 rooms at which you can stay. You can sit and have drinks by the ocean. Can you ask for anything better. Frank G

I didn't even think to check reviews before booking. We trusted Hilton's website, good reviews…read morethere, as a luxury resort. This is really run like a small, mom and pop hotel, that is severely understaffed. The front desk works extremely hard, seems like there is usually only one person there at a time, and it can be a lot to handle. They are completely out of soap. No soap in bathrooms to wash your hands. Gives off vibes like they do not have enough money to buy the staples to keep this place going. They have scheduled daily "cocktail" hours, like cookies, games, mocktails, etc....... yet, no one manages it, no one there is making the drinks, making the cookies. These are the little things that make "resort" hotels a little nicer. But they don't feel like they need to bother. The pool was closed for remodeling, I wish we were told when we booked, we probably would have stayed at another property. (Yes, you could use their sister property in theory, but that really wasn't convenient for us). It seems like the hotels main focus is golf, keep the golfers happy, and it's good enough. But families, are brushed to the side. The room it self was good. Seems like each room is different. Good amount of space, especially if you are staying for an extended amount of time. I wish there were really glass wear in the room like most Hilton hotels. Shower was disgusting, pretty sure it wasn't stained, just poorly cleaned. You have to request housekeeping, which we typically don't use, but it's nice when you at least see housekeeping regularly so you can give them your trash or get fresh towels. We had no where to put our garbage. Rooms are designed weird, where you enter one door, with your key, just to get access to 3 more doors. So there is 300, 300A, 300B. Which can be very confusing. Some reason, they labeled every room at their hotel with 300. First floor, 300's, Second floor, 300's... The views were nice, it does look nice in the area, nice greenery and small lakes. Big marsh views, for the most part you get privacy, you can open up your windows. But there are people walking their dogs early in the morning.

I came here for an event that I was attending nearby. The staff was wonderful, very friendly and…read morehelpful. Gabriel checked us in and he was great. Gave us all the info that we needed and got us on our way. The room was very clean and spacious. It came with a mini fridge, microwave, a toaster, dishes, and an in room coffee maker. The beds were comfortable too. What I didn't care for is that the hotel rooms are in buildings that are separated from the main hotel and restaurant. For example, we went to dinner at the hotel restaurant and we got caught in a down pour (common to the area) and we were soaked just getting from the restaurant to our car and then from our car to the hotel building. The hotel buildings have five steps up to get to the elevator so getting luggage up and down these steps was not an easy task. There was no ramp that we could find. They also don't offer daily cleaning service unless you request it. And to request it, you have to go the front desk and ask. Not super convenient. There is a golf course on the property, which I think is what makes it so expensive. Unless you're going to take advantage of the golf course I would look for a cheaper property to stay at. Overall, it was OK.

I attended a wedding rehearsal dinner at Brunswick Country Club. The dinner was held on a Friday…read morenight and it appeared the entire club shut down for our private party. The clubhouse opened in 2009, so it's relatively new. The clubhouse has a modern yet traditional design. Modest, elegant, and spacious. We spent our time at the bar and grill and in the main dining room. Both rooms had expansive views of the golf course. From the holes I saw, the golf course looked very flat with not too many trees. The course was originally designed by Donald Ross. Love Golf Design (Davis Love III's company) restored it in 2007. The bar was small and had a large flatscreen TV playing Golf Channel. The dining room and lobby were large and open. Several staff were on hand to handle our group. I'm bad at estimating numbers of people, but I'd venture to guess we had about 40-50 people at the dinner. Dinner was preceded by light hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. Hors d'oeuvres included various deep-fried seafood concoctions involving shrimp and crab. This was fitting since we were at the Golden Isles of Georgia (barrier islands). The dining room tables were covered in white tablecloth and had a sea island theme with fishing nets and seashells. The dinner consisted of both a seated portion and a buffet portion. During the seated portion, we were served dinner rolls, soup (corn bisque with shrimp), and salad. The self-serve buffet portion contained a Southern smorgasbord of goodies: fried chicken, turkey, collard greens, fried okra, mac and cheese, etc. I loved the regional selection. My personal favorite touch was the bottles of Texas Pete Pepper Sauce next to the collard greens. I love this sauce and it makes most Southern green veggies instantly better with its whole green Tabasco peppers and vinegar. Dessert included peach cobbler and vanilla ice cream. Overall, Brunswick Country Club provided fantastic food and service and a classy ambiance. A great time was had by all.

Really fun course with great greens. Easy to walk. Well worth playing if you have the chance.read more

They were able to replace a broken golf club immediately and with a smile. Their attitude was can…read moredo and genuinely helpful. Their manager MATT is clearly service oriented and runs a great facility and team.

Customer service was outstanding! Manager Matt Krauss was particularly helpful when I sought his…read moreexpertise.

What an excellent golf course to play. Condition is in wonderful shape. The golf course design is…read morefun and easy to play. The bunkers are in perfect condition. As are the fairways and greens even in late November. We had an excellent time out there, this is one of the courses that I play, every time I come to Saint Simons. We are down here three or four times a year and always enjoy playing the king and prince. Excellent service and fun environment.

It would be nice for the locals that live on the north side to be able to get Lower fees for golf…read moreand pool

Great place Jackson is wonderful Easy to get to and being a…read moremember you have full access

If you love golf, you'll love Fitted Fairways. If you're an equipment junkie and like to hit balls,…read moreit's heaven on earth. While the store's brand selection is definitively premium, if they don't have what you're looking for, they will make the effort to get it for you. There are lots of places to purchase golf equipment. And there are lots of places where you can get "fitted." If you care about the quality of those experiences, you can't do better than Fitted Fairways. They have all the best monitoring and video equipment, guaranteeing the data-driven, video-enhanced experience that everyone talks about but few provide. Also a great place for lessons. The owner is on PXG staff. He not only knows what he's doing but it's clear he thoroughly enjoys what he's doing.

We went for the putt putt and the staff working the ticket line could not have been nicer. Wish I…read morewould have gotten his name- young guy, shaggy dark hair, hat and glasses. Someone raised him right. It's unusual to see young people with great social and customer service skills. He was so patient with my elderly parents when their cards didn't want to run. The course was very clean, and had the perfect amount of shade. Highly recommend.

Playing miniature golf at Neptune fun zone pool gave us an opportunity to take a break from a…read moreheavily scheduled sightseeing tour. Family activity. It was a fun family activity. The course was well laid out and maintained . The course is right by both the lighthouse and the ocean, so there is a great view. It was a challenging course in a good way; other courses we've played are far more obvious as far as the slope. This one was somewhat deceptive and made it more fun to play. It was a great afternoon and we highly recommend it.