Bordered by the Port Royal Plantation, Island Links Resort features condo-style accommodations, three outdoor swimming pools and a free shuttle to the beach. Two- and three-bedroom condos feature a living are and private bathroom with jetted tub and shower. Featured amenities include cable/satellite TV with DVD player, washer-dryer and dishwasher. Some units include a patio and screened porch. The resort houses a fitness centre and spa, games room with pool and table football, and plantation-style gardens. Children’s activities are offered, while guests are given priority tee times at a nearby golf course. The resort features a pool bar serving refreshing drinks and tasty snacks. Guests can also make use of propane BBQ grills. Island Links Resort is less than a mile from Port Royal Plaza Shopping Centre and Adventure Cove entertainment centre. The nearest beach is a mile away, while four golf courses can be found in close proximity to the resort.
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The resort features a series of two- and three-bedroom condo-style units. Past guests have described these accommodations as spacious and ideal for families. In fact, many larger groups find accommodations to be perfectly comfortable.
Guests have been impressed with the resort's landscaped gardens, which are said to be well-maintained. The resort also features a picturesque pond which is said to be home to an alligator. Additionally, guests enjoy many of the resort facilities, including the three outdoor pools, games facilities and fitness centre.
The resort is situated about a mile from the beach. To counter this, a complimentary beach shuttle service is provided throughout the day. Guests report that this service proves very convenient, eliminating the need to drive or walk.
A number of guests have come into contact with cockroaches or palmetto bugs. Reports indicate that the resort does attempt to manage these unwanted bugs, but the tropical climate means visits from these creepy crawlies are somewhat inevitable.
Aside from BBQ grills and a poolside bar serving snacks, guests report that dining options within the resort are sparse. As a result, guests have to visit a local grocery store or supermarket for provisions or head out to one of Hilton Head Island's restaurants, arrangements that prove inconvenient for some visitors.
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