Hotels in Myrtle Beach, SC

You can find hotels in Myrtle Beach conveniently served by the Coast RTA public transport system in many neighborhoods, including Garden City Beach, where you can find the Garden City Inn. The Coast RTA bus system services routes connecting the more distant areas, like North Myrtle Beach (try a hotel like Ocean Drive Beach and Golf Resort) all the way to Murrells Inlet (check out the Ellington at Wachesaw Plantation East, a Ramada by Wyndham). Round-trip fares are just a few dollars, or you can get unlimited-fare passes ranging from one-day to 15-days. Value passes are another option, which you can use instead of cash.

When visiting the Convention Center in East Chester, business travelers can find cheap hotels in Myrtle Beach, like the Boardwalk Beach Resort. Beachcombers looking to enjoy the surf, sea, and sand should check out the hotels along the coast for ocean views and quick access to the water, such as Blu Atlantic Oceanfront Hotel & Suites in Withers Heights. Dog lovers traveling with their four-legged friends can search momondo for pet-friendly hotels like the DoubleTree by Hilton Myrtle Beach near Pebble Beach. From there, you can conveniently enjoy the nearby Barc Parc, where no leashes are required, and the Myrtle Beach State Park.

Myrtle Beach hotels are plentiful, especially in central Myrtle Beach, where the Yachtsman Resort is right around the corner from fun attractions like the SkyWheel entertainment venue and the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk. Window shoppers and live-music lovers may want to explore Barefoot Landing beside Skimmer Bay, with its many shops, restaurants, and clubs, and perhaps stay at Courtyard by Marriott Myrtle Beach Barefoot Landing. There are plenty of beaches in Myrtle Beach to explore, but for a seven-day pass, you can discover the Brookgreen Gardens, a green space filled with sculptures and installations, at your own leisurely pace. It sits just outside Murrells Inlet, where you can find Hampton Inn Murrells Inlet and other cheap hotels in Myrtle Beach.

When booking hotels in Myrtle Beach, you’ll want to know the geography. The Peppertree by the Sea by Capital Vacations is not far from the bustling nightlife of Main Street in North Myrtle Beach. For oceanfront dining, look to central Myrtle Beach around North Ocean Boulevard, and check out hotels like Forest Dunes by Elliott Beach Rentals. If you are looking for a wide variety of cuisines, you’ll find Broadway at the Beach at Willow Run, with more than 25 different restaurants and bars to choose from. For fast access to this spot, consider staying at La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Myrtle Beach Broadway Area. With Coast RTA serving all these areas, you can get to your desired eating destination with ease.

South Carolina is famous for its blue crabs, and this beloved seafood is celebrated every year around mid-May at the World Famous Blue Crab Festival at the Historic Little River Waterfront. To be near exciting action like live music performances and other entertainment, you can stay at Baymont by Wyndham North Myrtle Beach. Film buffs may want to stay near the Market Common District in a hotel like the Red Roof Inn Myrtle Beach Hotel - Market Common. In December, the Myrtle Beach International Film Festival occurs in this district. Every year around July, the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk hosts the Carolina Country Music Fest for three days filled with some of the most famous names in country music, as well as plenty of activities and food. Don’t miss a beat of this action: try a stay in central Myrtle Beach at the Atlantic Hotel North. All of these popular neighborhoods are served by Coast RTA buses, so you can travel to and from events with ease.

2 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Myrtle Beach.

The price of a hotel in Myrtle Beach depends on several factors such as star rating, location and demand. Generally speaking, the average cost of a hotel is around $212 per night.

November is the cheapest month to book a hotel in Myrtle Beach. Prices can be 40% lower than other, busier months; so this is a great time to get a good deal.

At the moment the cheapest day to stay in a hotel in Myrtle Beach is Tuesday, with Friday being the most expensive.

The cost of a luxury hotel in Myrtle Beach is generally around $242 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Myrtle Beach is closer to $212 a night for every person, which is a 18%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.

The average temperature in Myrtle Beach during June is around 77 °F which makes it the perfect time to spend time having fun and seeing something new outside at popular area attractions such as SkyWheel Myrtle Beach, The Pavilion, and Myrtle Beach Pavilion.

There are currently 14,480 vacation rentals available in Myrtle Beach. Most of our users opt to stay at Sand Dunes 2333, which is the most popular vacation rental in Myrtle Beach. Compare vacation rentals in Myrtle Beach.

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