Hotels Near Seaboard Commons in Myrtle Beach

I stayed at this hotel for an educator’s conference, but was disappointed with security throughout my stay. During the workshops all participants had to pack up their bags and take all belongings with them during breaks and lunch because we were told nothing was safe, as well as my final day someone accessed my room to drop off water (though I asked them not to) and scraped the back of and redeemed a video game card I had left on the bed (a gift for my son). If you stay here, you need to make sure that the safe in the room is functioning (mine beeped constantly and did not work) and make sure anything of value is locked up. Be sure to be on the lookout for extra charges, since I put towels inside the safe to muffle the beeping but they charged $50 to my card, even though I took the towels out of the safe and left them on the floor when I left. The staff was slow to react, and the manager did not respond to any of my emails, but a front desk manager then did (after a little under a week). They reversed the towel charge (saying it was done in “good faith”) but said they had no proof of the stolen card, though they said they were sorry this happened. Beware and be careful at this hotel. It should be noted that I made every effort to resolve this with them, and the only thing offered was giving “Bonvoy points” which I have no desire to use at any time in the future.

This location is directly on the Grand Strand and is walking distance from the central Myrtle beach downtown. A great place for family’s with kids, but make sure you get a room on the higher floors. My main complaint is we were in the 5th floor, which is the first floor of residential rooms. Floor 3 and 4 are sales demo rooms and meeting rooms to sell you into timeshares. The reason I say get up higher is, there is a night club that plays heavy bass every night until 2am, and you can feel it though the walls on my floor. I’m used to staying up late, but it is a bit annoying. The only other inconvenience is in my 10 day stay, they will only clean your room once, midweek. Even after I requested new linen and towels, they said maid service is gone, and is not possible. They did offer to drop off sheets and towels. I guess this is the difference between staying at a real Hilton vs a timeshare, and they do pressure you to taking a 2 hour “tour”. With all the services out there to help you get out of a time share, I’m surprised anyone would still buy into that. The pros out weight the cons, so overall it’s a great place to stay. The beach is amazing as most of Myrtle beach is. If you want peace and quiet, go to north Myrtle beach. If you want close access to the party scene and stores etc, this is the place .

Ocean 22 was fantastic!!! Everyone is nice and kind and professional. My advice is to get there between 3 pm and 3:30 pm for a quicker check in. We got there at 3:30 pm. Check in is at 4pm but if you show up after 5pm, you gonna have to wait. Also you have a better chance of getting a luggage cart which are short in supply but high in demand. The market place was very convenient especially if it's storming outside. Had an issue with one of the vents but maintenance guy came and took care of it quickly and was very personable. The elevators may take a while but that's to be expected due to the building having 24 floors. They are not pushy regarding a sales pitch. There are 6 restaurants within 2 blocks so we just walked to them instead of driving. Plenty of towels and the full kitchen was great. Plenty of things to do in the area. Great for families or just couples. Pool and beach were awesome. It was the best timeshare I ever stayed at!!! My wife and I will definitely be back!!!

Not to mention the location of the hotel, the beach is next to the sea, and the hotel itself has several swimming pools of different styles, suitable for children. The hotel is not far from the commercial area, and there are many fast food restaurants around. It is about a five-minute drive from the outlet, which is quite suitable for leisure vacation and parent-child travel. There are many parking spaces in the hotel, distributed in several different locations, but because of the high occupancy rate on the weekends, it is still a bit difficult to find parking spaces. Guests arriving at night can only stop by the hotel and move to the parking spaces the next morning. The hotel attendant will also call you to move the car. Breakfast is included in the room rate and is served at 7-10 o'clock. It is better than expected. The variety is very rich and the taste is very homely. It can basically meet the needs of people in different countries. The sea-view suite we lived on was on the 15th floor. The picture shows the view from the balcony. The building opposite is also the guest room of his house. The overall sanitary conditions and hardware configuration are good. Will choose this next time.

This was my little guys first spring break and first vacation and that’s to all the amenities offered at this hotel I’m the BEST MOMMY EVER! The pool area was everything and more! The game room was a nice time to waste time and have fun while it was raining. The views from the lobby during breakfast was beautiful and well as the balcony view from our room on the 19th floor and impeccable! Over all 10/10 . The only hiccup to mention was the Wi-Fi not working so well.

We really enjoyed our stay at the Hilton Garden Inn! The hotel is centrally located for lots of activities including golf, dinners at Market Common, exploring Murrells Inlet and Brookgreen Gardens. It's less than an hour to Pawleys Inlet and Georgetown SC as well. And of course, Myrtle Beach itself is on your doorstep. From the moment we arrived, the service was excellent. Check-in was a breeze. All the hotel amenities were explained to us in detail. Everyone we encountered at the hotel were friendly and knowledgeable. We especially enjoyed our interactions with Julian, our breakfast server. The lobby is beautiful - very bright and light, with plenty of seating throughout. The free coffee in the morning is a definite plus. We had a package that included a great hot breakfast to order, but we would have had no hesitation purchasing it separately as the prices were reasonable and the food plentiful. There is also a convenient market area with snacks, beverages, etc. including beer and wine. Our King bedroom was huge and spotlessly clean. Everything was in great working condition such as the TV, mini fridge, and bathroom. The mattress was particularly comfortable! On Day 3, we asked Housekeeping to refresh our towels, empty trash (although we subsequently noticed that there were large recycling and trash cans conveniently located by the ice machine) and they arrived quickly. The room was quiet, with good quality blackout shades, that provided a great environment for a good night's sleep. We would have no hesitation staying here again! Thanks to the Hilton Garden Inn team for a wonderful stay.

We've been staying at this Hampton for more than 12 years and always enjoyed it. This year there were too many problems to ignore. Check in was very slow, we waited for almost an hour to get checked in, which has never happened before. The elevators need some maintenance. It sounds like there is a lot of sand in the door track and not sure if they were cleaned while we were there. The room we finally got was nice, although the couch needed to be cleaned and the room could be updated. The breakfast was good, the usual Hampton meal. They have 2 areas to serve breakfast since this is a large hotel, however only one area was open so breakfast was very busy. The breakfast employees did a great job of keeping up though. The pool wasn't cleaned the first day we were there which was a Monday so you can imagine how much sand was in it after a busy weekend. Also made me wonder if the water had been tested for cleanliness. The shower area, when you come off the beach, wasn't cleaned for the 4 days we were there, so rinsing your feet off did no good. That's probably why the pools are full of sand. The boardwalk steps are being overwhelmed by the plants from the sand dunes and look to be in disrepair. But probably the most disturbing thing was the dog situation. We really feel Hilton has made a big mistake allowing dogs on all their properties. This property is not set up for dogs to do their ”business.” The only convenient grassy locations are right by the swimming pools and I do mean very close proximity. Anyone that has ever had a dog knows that no matter how well you try to pick up after a dog, many times there is ”residue” left behind, not to mention all the urninating they are doing in the grass. We sat on our balcony and watched dogs using the grass as their bathroom and then watched people walk through the grass and get in the pool. Not a good set up at all! I really hesitated reviewing this year, but felt the hotel really needs to get back to what made them the number one hotel in Myrtle Beach for years. Not sure if we will give them another chance, which is sad because we really loved this hotel!

We totally enjoyed our stay at the Dunes Village Resort. It was an unforgettable experience! The balcony in our room was the ”it” factor for me. We could hear and see the beauty and majesty of the Atlantic ocean. The room was very clean and comfortable! We were on the 6th floor and it was the best view! The atmosphere was peaceful and cozy! Parking was spot on, but be sure at check-in to confirm which parking area A or B you are assigned to. Be aware of time share solicitation with food coupons. They are set up in the lobby of Resort. (Just know all all the details if you opt to participate). Note, the seafood Buffets in Myrtle Beach is very expensive. Overall, as far as the Dunes Village Resort we were wowed by the elegant room, indoor amusement, and the outstanding, professional staff! We will come back in future!