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We booked rooms here as part of a larger group, then were told a plumbing issue meant our rooms would be cancelled. The hotel had confirmed the cancellation, but its third-party booking agency is now refusing it and trying to charge us for a room that wasn't available and that we never used. We can't get through to the hotel because every call goes to voicemail. This may be a scam, and I wouldn't recommend booking here.

We were glad not to need a car for our short three-day stay, especially with Myrtle Beach summer traffic. The hosts were easy to communicate with, and the pool was lovely and well kept. There's a mini fridge and coffee maker in the room, too. The bed felt much too firm to me, though my daughter likes that kind of mattress, so that's personal preference. The door code lock can be fiddly, maybe the humidity doesn't help. The place is quiet despite being right in central Myrtle Beach, across from Ripley’s and the Promenade, and it isn't in a sketchy stretch of the strip. A lot of the affordable beach hotels have gotten run down, but this one hasn't. It's a good fit if you mainly need a bed and shower between being out around MB all day and night.

I slept well and had a great time, so I'll come back. The price was verrrryyy generous, and I felt comfortable there. Hector was really attentive, while Isabella was kind and quick. The rooms were clean and comfortable. It's a great area if you like going out, with bars and restaurants an easy walk away and the beach just minutes on foot.

The room was spacious and clean, and having a kitchen area was handy. We were also just one block from the beach, an easy walk of two minutes or less to the water. Best part was the pool: clean, beautifully maintained, and much less crowded than other hotel pools we saw. Most days we had it to ourselves. We had an awesome stay!