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Grab your friends for a girlfriend getaway and get two free nights with our free night special! Pay for five nights and get two free - see website for details. PLUS you will receive the VMB Card at check-in, which offers discounts at area restaurants, shopping, shows and more! Choose

One thing that Myrtle Beach prides itself on is its golf culture. It’s a sport that continues to grow in popularity and brings people to South Carolina from all over the country. Myrtle Beach alone has eight golf courses, which excludes those in neighboring cities such as Surfside, North Myrtle

Waterfront Dining Dinner with a stunning view? Yes please! Myrtle Beach’s 60 miles of coastline, plus many beautiful inlets and bays, mean plentiful restaurants and bars with Insta-worthy views. Ranging from elegant and romantic to beachy casual, a friendly atmosphere welcomes vacationers to sit with a cold drink and stay

Sometimes, after a long day of splashing in the ocean or exploring all the ways to entertain yourself in Myrtle Beach, the idea of getting dressed and going out for a meal just doesn’t appeal. When that happens, the truly relaxed and fun solution is to have food come to

Enjoy made from scratch, Southern-inspired cooking at House of Blues Restaurant & Bar! Try one of our legendary dishes such as our New Orleans style jambalaya, Lowcountry shrimp and grits, or Memphis-style baby back ribs. Between our wide range of burgers, sandwiches & salads, there is something for the whole

This Red Roof Inn is located only two blocks from the beach. We are conveniently located near the Myrtle Beach International Airport, Market Common, and numerous retail and restaurant establishments. We offer our guests free Wi-Fi, free expanded cable, interior corridors, an outdoor swimming pool, and a relaxing picnic area

Flying Fish Public Market & Grill offers Myrtle Beach’s most unique waterfront dining experience. Enjoy fresh local seafood, Lowcountry favorites, and a raw bar with shellfish and sushi — all inspired by Pearlz Oyster Bar and Seattle’s Pike Place Market. Part restaurant, part seafood market, Flying Fish lets you dine

Boasting one of the most scenic stretches of beach along the east coast, Grande Cayman Resort is Myrtle Beach's premier oceanfront resort. Amenities include oceanfront pools, hot tubs, a high-speed waterslide, a lazy river, an oceanfront Tiki Bar, Turtle Bay Cafe, Due South at 72nd restaurant, and an on-site Starbucks

It’s the perfect time of the year for the great flavors at The 11th Annual Taste of the MarshWalk. Sample the Chef’s favorite dishes from each of our eight Award-Winning Restaurants. Local Artisans, Crafters, Live Music, and Kids’ Activities will line the MarshWalk both days for a fun filled weekend

Prepare your trip to the beach around the Grand Strand’s numerous activities and events for a nice Thanksgiving or early Christmas celebration. November is a great time to visit, when the weather is cool and a big, winter jacket isn’t needed! Several things are happening over the next month starting

Breathtaking views of sixty miles of white sandy beaches can be enjoyed from the comfort of your private balcony and oceanfront condo. Condos feature a fully equipped kitchen. Choose from a 1 BR/1BA, up to a 4BR/3BA unit. Amenities include a lazy river, hot tub, outdoor pool, indoor pool and

Pay for 2 nights and receive a 3rd night FREE when you book this special at Landmark Resort! Enjoy a massive indoor and outdoor poolscape, hot tubs, and direct beach access. Dine at the seasonal Gazebo Restaurant and Latitudes Grill, grab coffee at our seasonal café that proudly serves Starbucks

Carolina Roadhouse is Golf Magazine's choice for 'Where To Eat With Your Buddies'. One of Myrtle Beach's most popular restaurants, this jam-packed eatery takes on Southern favorites, including fall-off-the-bone Baby Back Ribs, giant Seafood platters and lump Crap Dip- served warm with old bay pretzels. The outrageous (and perfectly messy)

Big Mike’s Soul Food of Myrtle Beach is one of Southern Living’s Favorites Mike Chestnut, aka “Big Mike” and the namesake of Big Mike’s Soul Food, couldn’t be prouder of the recent national accolades his restaurant in Myrtle Beach received. His loyal local following, however, may have to adjust to