Hotels in Myrtle Beach
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Gilded with miles of pristine beaches and home to more golf courses than you can swing a club at, Myrtle Beach is South Carolina’s premier holiday haven. R&R comes sun-drenched beside the sparkling water; while livelier pursuits simmer all along the palm studded Grand Strand. From all the fun of the boardwalk, to fruity cocktail-fueled nightspots, attractions and amenities all aim to please. Locally caught seafood is the order of the day, and hospitality comes flavored with lovable Southern charm.
Things to see
If you're visiting Myrtle Beach you'll certainly want to stroll along the oceanfront Boardwalk. Stretching just over a mile, the palm-lined promenade buzzes with a carnival-like atmosphere, with jesting street performers and live music. With an array of shops, bars and eateries to entice you, the centerpiece of the breezy Boardwalk is the SkyWheel. At 187 feet high, the towering Ferris wheel delivers glittering views to the ocean, and bustling views of the city. For wholesome fun, the Family Kingdom Amusement Park is the quintessential seaside funfair. Here you’ll find over 30 kid-friendly and white knuckle rides, while the sea air and smell of cotton candy will fill you with nostalgia. A lively waterside complex, Broadway at the Beach is a utopia of shopping, dining, and partying. Here you’ll find the New Orleans-styled Celebrity Square pumping with nightclubs, along with Ripley’s Aquarium. For fishing enthusiasts, cast a line off Cherry Grove Fishing Pier – a fruitful fishing spot.
Hotels in Myrtle Beach
As you might expect from a holiday hotspot, hotels in Myrtle Beach are in healthy supply. From palm-laden beachfront digs, with pools and soothing sea views, to self contained condo resorts just moments from the sand, all tastes and budgets are covered along the Grand Strand. The luxury hotels in Myrtle Beach boast every amenity under the sun, with spas, gymnasiums, and ritzy onsite cocktail bars to name a few. Unlike other popular destinations, the mid and budget accommodation choices won’t cost you an arm and a leg. From sprawling golf resorts to cheap and cheerful motels, thriftier stays are plentiful and well appointed, granting you all the mod-cons.
Where to stay
A hotel in Myrtle Beach itself puts you at the touristy epicenter of the Grand Strand. Here you can take it easy with a spot of sun worshipping or golf, while watersports, nightlife and an itinerary of lively attractions can take things up a notch. North Myrtle Beach moves at a quieter pace altogether. With a healthy share of the Strand’s world class golf courses and other gentle pursuits, it’s the perfect paradise for sheer, sunbaked R&R. With a golden reputation as ‘The Family Beach’, Surfside Beach is a community that offers something for every generation.
How to get to Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach International Airport is the main gateway into the sunny Grand Strand. Most visitors coming from afar however connect to it via larger airports, such as Atlanta International. Located just over three miles from the city, the best way to get from Myrtle Beach Airport to your hotel is via a pre-arranged private shuttle. Relatively cheap and convenient, door to door service from the airport to your hotel will take around 20 minutes or less. If you’re staying further up in North Myrtle Beach however, you’ll have to sit tight for just a little bit longer.
Gilded with miles of pristine beaches and home to more golf courses than you can swing a club at, Myrtle Beach is South Carolina’s premier holiday haven. R&R comes sun-drenched beside the sparkling water; while livelier pursuits simmer all along the palm studded Grand Strand. From all the fun of the boardwalk, to fruity cocktail-fueled nightspots, attractions and amenities all aim to please. Locally caught seafood is the order of the day, and hospitality comes flavored with lovable Southern charm.
Things to see
If you're visiting Myrtle Beach you'll certainly want to stroll along the oceanfront Boardwalk. Stretching just over a mile, the palm-lined promenade buzzes with a carnival-like atmosphere, with jesting street performers and live music. With an array of shops, bars and eateries to entice you, the centerpiece of the breezy Boardwalk is the SkyWheel. At 187 feet high, the towering Ferris wheel delivers glittering views to the ocean, and bustling views of the city. For wholesome fun, the Family Kingdom Amusement Park is the quintessential seaside funfair. Here you’ll find over 30 kid-friendly and white knuckle rides, while the sea air and smell of cotton candy will fill you with nostalgia. A lively waterside complex, Broadway at the Beach is a utopia of shopping, dining, and partying. Here you’ll find the New Orleans-styled Celebrity Square pumping with nightclubs, along with Ripley’s Aquarium. For fishing enthusiasts, cast a line off Cherry Grove Fishing Pier – a fruitful fishing spot.
Hotels in Myrtle Beach
As you might expect from a holiday hotspot, hotels in Myrtle Beach are in healthy supply. From palm-laden beachfront digs, with pools and soothing sea views, to self contained condo resorts just moments from the sand, all tastes and budgets are covered along the Grand Strand. The luxury hotels in Myrtle Beach boast every amenity under the sun, with spas, gymnasiums, and ritzy onsite cocktail bars to name a few. Unlike other popular destinations, the mid and budget accommodation choices won’t cost you an arm and a leg. From sprawling golf resorts to cheap and cheerful motels, thriftier stays are plentiful and well appointed, granting you all the mod-cons.
Where to stay
A hotel in Myrtle Beach itself puts you at the touristy epicenter of the Grand Strand. Here you can take it easy with a spot of sun worshipping or golf, while watersports, nightlife and an itinerary of lively attractions can take things up a notch. North Myrtle Beach moves at a quieter pace altogether. With a healthy share of the Strand’s world class golf courses and other gentle pursuits, it’s the perfect paradise for sheer, sunbaked R&R. With a golden reputation as ‘The Family Beach’, Surfside Beach is a community that offers something for every generation.
How to get to Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach International Airport is the main gateway into the sunny Grand Strand. Most visitors coming from afar however connect to it via larger airports, such as Atlanta International. Located just over three miles from the city, the best way to get from Myrtle Beach Airport to your hotel is via a pre-arranged private shuttle. Relatively cheap and convenient, door to door service from the airport to your hotel will take around 20 minutes or less. If you’re staying further up in North Myrtle Beach however, you’ll have to sit tight for just a little bit longer.
