Does The Cloister charge any fees?
Although certain things come complimentary, The Cloister does charge a nightly resort fee, which covers access to all the amenities on the property. Though you don’t have a choice whether or not you want to pay the $35 a night, there are plenty of things included in this to make it worth it. You have access to wireless Internet in your room as well as in the public areas, along with 24-hour valet with in and out privileges. You’ll also be able to use the 65,000-square-foot Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star spa, where the gym is located. The nightly charge covers local and toll-free calls, as well as access to the business center. Lastly, the $35 gives you access to the Sea Island Beach Club, where you’ll find the pool and plenty of activities.
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On May 3Rick Riess answered the question:
What are the bathrooms like in the rooms at The Cloister?
We use a custom scent created by and for Sea Island called "Ocean" by Antica Pharmacista, manufactured by Gilchrist and Soames for our bath gel, shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and bath salts. -
On May 3Rick Riess answered the question:
What kind of TVs does The Cloister have?
They are 46" Sharp TVs. Our television program includes full cable, HBO and DVR capabilities. We also have DVD players in each room and exceptional instant wifi access. -
On May 3Rick Riess answered the question:
What is involved in The Cloister's turndown service?
We provide turndown service between 5:30-9:30 during which we provide housekeeping needs and present the room in the most serene and welcoming style possible. Along with the drapes closed, lights dimmed, and the sheets turned down, we also provide water and chocolate coins, personalized stationary, the week’s activities listing, and the room service breakfast door hanger. One night during your stay, they will receive a small turtle toy dubbed Shelley, along with a card describing Sea Island’s loggerhead turtle program.
