Wild Dunes Resort - Sweetgrass Inn and Boardwalk Inn, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel

Cool resort with lots of activities in walking distance. Gym has lots of equipment (treadmills, bikes, TRX, free weights). Coffee is available in lobby. Short walk to the beach with exceptional ocean views. Recommend splurging on a massage at the Spa, I got 2 and both probably were best massages I’ve ever gotten. Overall great place for some R&R.

Positive: Amenities Negative: Added a lot of taxes and surcharges to my bill.

Good resort, but quite overpriced. The interior is nice and feels like a small private town, with everything you need: restaurants, bars, pools, and more. However, there isn’t much of interest within walking distance outside the resort, aside from expensive houses. Keep in mind that it can take a long time to get an Uber or Lyft to go out. A ride to downtown Charleston can cost $60–$70 and may take a 30–40 minute wait, so it’s best to book in advance. On the other hand, rides from downtown Charleston to the resort typically cost $25–$30.

Went for a long weekend. The lamp on left side of the bed did not work and the rooms had no ceiling lights. We love to have a sweet treat on vacation but their “sweet shop” was lacking. The ice cream was so freezer burnt it changed colors as she scooped. I also tried ordering a hot fudge sundae and she said they had no hot fudge. We did come on the off season but thought they’d still stock their stores. The hotel was nice in refunding for the ice cream, however the few bites I did have made me feel ill. The hot tub felt like a heated pool. I requested for the temperature to be increased politely on their messaging system and they said they’d let the engineer know, I went back two days later and it was the same. I personally stayed at this hotel for the hot tub as most places did not have o

As returning guests, we found the Wild Dunes as welcoming and hospitable as on our previous visit. As a long time Globalist, it wonderful to see the property fully integrated into the World of Hyatt. The purpose of this visit was to explore the Wild Dunes as a wedding venue for our daughter’s upcoming wedding. Getting everything organized we called upon Corinne Corbishley to oversee arrangements for our stay. Corinne’s efforts exceeded our expectations as they have in the past. Doris Rodriguez, Senior Events Manager, provided an exceptional tour and overview of what the Wild Dunes has to offer as a wedding venue. A few individuals also stood out for the level of service and hospitality shown to our entire family. Joe, at the front desk, Chris at Costal Provisions, Bobby at Hudson’s Market,