SpringHill Suites Myrtle Beach Oceanfront (SpringHill Suites by Marriott Myrtle Beach Oceanfront)

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Room service was not good!

View of Beach awesome

Resort was nice. Great location and access to beach. The pool was a bit small. The only con is that there were no attendants near pool or lazy river. There was kids hogging tubes and doing dangerous silly things with no one to stop them or manage.

Good

The only inconvenience was during certain hours the elevators were basically at a stand still. Other than that everything was great

I booked 3 rooms for 5 days for a family vacation. Great location, both on the beach and in North Myrtle. Nice pool, lounges, bar, bistro and the breakfast was a good way to start the day. We Uber'd everywhere and no long waits. Gorgeous beach view, recommend a beach facing room. Clean, modern, updated place. Bonus if you like ice cream is the Ben & Jerry's next door. Zero regrets choosing this hotel and absolutely would book again.

Enjoy my stay

Nice and clean hotel.

We had a wonderful stay! The hotel was very clean, and the rooms were modern and comfortable. We really appreciated the mini refrigerator and coffee maker in the room. Our kids had an amazing time enjoying the pools and the lazy river. The indoor water slide was a hit and provided hours of fun. The beach was clean, well-maintained, and having lifeguards on duty made us feel safe and relaxed. Another big plus was the location , only about a 15-minute walk to the boardwalk, making it easy to enjoy local attractions without needing to drive. Overall, a great family-friendly hotel, and we would definitely stay here again!

The hotel was exceptionally clean, smelled great, and offered a fantastic view. My only real complaint is the parking situation. It’s self-park only and located in a very narrow garage across the street, and you have to check in first just to get a parking pass. To make matters worse, there was a local biker event that closed down one side of the street. Trying to turn left into the front of the building—and then navigate back out to the garage—was an absolute nightmare.