I only have one picture but we had a wonderful time. The rooms were great and I hardly took any…read morepictures because we were busy having fun. Lots of space, great kitchen and bathrooms. The lazy river is nice when the sun is out. The hot tubs were actually hot which was great. The sea is warm and beckoning. The Sand Bar was okay. Every time we ordered drinks they were very weak. Order the beer.... The wings were hot and crispy....perfect for happy hour. The staff is friendly and very helpful. The ac works great but it's lacking in the hallways and elevators. All in all a great time. Would come back in a heartbeat

Club Wyndham Ocean Boulevard, N Myrtle Beach, SC. Mid-Sept, 2026. This resort is described as a…read morepremier (3-star) oceanfront timeshare resort featuring 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom suites in four towers with full kitchens, lots of pantry space, balconies, and within-unit washers and dryers. Resort amenities are abundant and include direct beach access, indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs, (small) lazy rivers, a fitness center, an arcade, and a fire pit. We made a relatively late reservation here for five nights when we learned that international guests would be visiting. There would be seven guests (all adults) for two nights, and only four of us for the other three nights. We used extra timeshare points (making it more expensive) in order to get a unit on an upper floor, hoping that the upper floor would give us the best ocean view. Unit. (3/5). Our unit in Tower 2 was spacious (especially when there were only 4 of us), and had everything that we needed and was clean. We especially appreciated the fully-stocked full kitchen with generous pantry space, having a washer and dryer in the unit, and the jacuzzi in the main bedroom (which we under-utilized!). The beds were comfortable, and had high quality linens. However, we were somewhat disappointed with the unit as our ocean view was limited (although you could see the ocean, beach, and one of the pools from our balcony). And, as the resort was built in 2002, and last renovated in 2011, it's now beginning to show its age -- with sofas and chairs that were no longer firm, some chips on furniture, and the musty smell that comes with high humidity. Amenities and Activities. (3.5/4). Tower 2 was convenient, and had many amenities that we utilized. It was home to the Lobby and Registration, had direct beach access, a lazy river, access to indoor and outdoor pools, game room/arcade, activities center, gift shop, and fire pit. As with our room, some of the amenities need upgrades. For instance, the hot tub was lukewarm at best, and the markings on the shuffleboard had eroded off. The resort also had a full calendar of "Resort Experiences", which included arts and crafts, shows, fitness classes, and more. HOWEVER, we were three days in before we even learned that there were resort activities, as we weren't given a schedule at check-in. For instance, we would've gone to the Sunday evening "Karaoke Welcome Party" at the fire pit, but we weren't aware. We DID enjoy the "Hula Fire Show" a few nights later. A few other random points. (1) Parking could be challenging if it's important to you to have parking close to your unit. If not, there's plentiful parking (and a free shuttle, which we didn't utilize) behind Tower 4. We were able to get parking in Tower 2 most evenings, except one evening when we got back late. (2) we were surprised that the concierge did have discount tickets to the shows in Myrtle Beach that we wanted to attend. (3) we would stay here again, but probably wouldn't pay extra again for a higher floor.

During our stay at the beach, we decided to grab a bite from one of the restaurants that was inside…read morethe hotel. It's called Sand Dollar Grille. It has a great menu to help take away the hunger pains! We ordered the Fish and Chips. It came with beer batter cod, crinkle cut fries with house slaw and tater sauce. My husband ordered the chicken tenders (plain) with a side of honey mustard. The food was perfect! Perfectly seasoned and prepared just right. The customer service was great. The staff was very polite and courteous. I definitely recommend trying out their food while you are visiting the hotel and enjoying the poolside.

Really cool vacation resort with lots to do. We came for a day trip this time and it never…read moredisappoints.

Immaculate, so very clean. Very welcoming and cozy room overlooking the marsh. Perfect location…read more Walking distance to the beach. Breakfast and hostess were wonderful. Great selection of food for everyone. Easy reservation, check-in and checkout.

This was our first time at Sunset Beach and it's now one of our favorites. It's quiet, laid back,…read moreand has a huge beach area. This Inn is divine! Comfortable space, with wonderful beds, great water pressure in the shower (and they have two outdoor showers that are private!), a solid breakfast offering, and wonderful people working there. It is walking distance to the beach, too.

Towers on the Grove North Myrtle Beach…read more3 bedroom/ 3 bath Room 330 Positives: 1) Nice flat beach area. 2) Good location. 3) Good outside area (hot tub, pool and lazy river) except could not get to the beach from there due to exits being blocked. 4) Rooms were clean. Negatives: 1) Not enough handicapped parking, 10 spaces total. That equals ONE space for every two floors of the hotel. 2) Could not get to and from pool to beach area. Gate were locked and blocked by large trash cans! 3) Safe took up entire closet in the master. Absolutely no where to put luggage. Nowhere to lay anything, TV filled the chest top. 4) Areas were tight, swivel chair in Livingroom could not swivel to face the ocean. Dining table held 6 chairs, one stuck out in the floor. 5) Only bathtubs, no shower in the unit. 6) Check-in was the worst!!! Having to go way down the road to the Prince Resort. 7) Was rushed when we arrived, given less than 5 minutes to unpack car... we're not allowed to keep car there to take luggage to room even though signs there allowed 15 or 20 minutes.

This was a nice buffet had a little bit of everything the only problem was the quiche was very wet…read more Lot bacon on hand a lot of sausage plenty of eggs toast even had a little grilled cheese with ham in it. You can also buy a bloody Mary behind the counter in a plastic cup. All the orange juice and water and other juices you can drink in a nice view overlooking the pool. Plenty of space and of course as always we ended up closing the place.

Stayed in a 2 bedroom with ocean view. Beautiful, clean, spacious. Full kitchen with supplies…read more Washer and dryer with supplies. Full sized toiletries in both bathrooms. Activity Center has childcare, board games, video game system, coloring sheets, giant jenga and connect four, take a book leave a book, tv as well as scheduled activities. We did mug painting. Valet parking is $25. Baby changing restroom off the lobby, one stall. Great service. Location close to restaurants including Starbucks. We ate at Flavor Hills a couple doors down, delicious. I'd come back.

We just recently stayed here for a couple nights on our mini-moon. We had the king suite w/ the…read moreocean front view. May have been the best view I've had while at a beach. The room was clean and spacious. The staff were very accommodating and friendly. I would definitely stay here again without a doubt.

My husband and I are Wyndham timeshare owners and have stayed at two of the other Wyndham owner…read moreresorts in the area. I must say I thoroughly enjoyed my week long stay here last week. The property is located on the beach but surrounded by plenty of restaurants and just a minute drive away from the shopping outlets. Check-in was a breeze and of course, you have to encounter the dreaded timeshare "owner update" speech when picking up your parking pass, but I declined despite the push of 15,000 points or dinner certificates as well all know it's never just a 60-minute update... However, I politely declined again as I travel for work quite a bit and accrue my share of hotel points and airline miles... Anywho, I reserved a 1 bedroom deluxe through the timeshare site and I ended up in the South Tower, 14th floor, and in a nicely sized oceanview room. Loved the hardwood floors, modern decor, full kitchen w/coffee maker, blender, and dining/cookware, washer/dryer, nice comfy king bed and the roomy stand-alone shower. The indoor and outdoor pools were nice along with the easy beach access. The weather was very nice and going this time of year was great as it wasn't too crowded due summer break not starting yet, so it was very peaceful and relaxing. I'm sure they called my room several times to get me attend the timeshare owner update, but I just disconnected the phone line from both phones to have a nice and peaceful stay. Check-out was just as easy and they printed me an invoice to show no charges (my first time ever receiving one as an owner ever), but no big deal... Overall, I had a great stay here and look forward to booking another stay here soon.

Wyndham owner for 15 years. Condensed version: Stayed here for 3 nights. On check-in we were…read moresuckered into a meeting with Customer Service (not Sales) so they could see if we could still take advantage of some new-ish offer that we refused last year in NOLA. (We refused that offer because they said we had to buy more points, Sea Watch said that was not correct.) After 90 minutes of BS we got up to leave as we had a tee time to get to. They offered to take up the conversation when we got home. So, I set it up with Jake provided he'd send me three specific pieces of info. He agreed. The day came and he neither sent the info nor called. He contacted me a week later and apologized so I foolishly gave him two more dates to call. He said he'd confirm the day. Those two days came and went. No confirmation, no counteroffer, no info, no call, no text. If you are asked to sit down for anything, refuse. Refuse as many times as it takes, and it will take quite a few. Trust quotient is Zero.

Customer service-oriented hotel located steps away from the beach. Everyone has been super nice,…read moreand the "resort" is located right on the beach, but the property is very dated. My "Villa" was nice and great views of the water. Breakfast was typical hotel faire however felt like I was standing in the lunch line at school to be served my food by the cafeteria lady and the dining area was very tiny. The staff has been amazing from the time I checked in to the housekeeping. Upon arrival I requested a fresh set of sheets since I never trust that the ones on the bed are actually clean and I received them expediently and with a smile. Also, the gift bag I got for being a Platinum Best Western rewards member was one of the nicer I have received and the front desk clerk was very helpful. It's usually hit or miss with Best Western whether or not they acknowledge your status. Please note that there are three different buildings and I was in the annex. I would probably not stay hear again because the accommodations are very dated however if I were judging based on customer service I would in fact come back.

Checked in for Thanksgiving weekend only to find out no hot water. Talked to manager and they were…read morewaiting on parts. Finally gave up. They agreed to credit one day and not charge for day we left early. After almost 3 months of back and forth with priceline and the hotel they only gave us a $50 credit. Will not use Best Western every again. Wonder what the outcome would have been of i had called the health department. Come on people do the right thing here. I paid for 7 nights up front. Shame on you.

The best accommodations two room condo was far above expectations. Guest services should be…read morecommended for superior services. Allied security men and women should be commended for above and beyond performing their duties. Recommend Northshore resort, to anyone who wants a great vacation.

I really wanted to like this place, but it ended up being one of the strangest hotel/resort…read moreexperiences I've had. The check-in process started things off on the wrong foot. Even though I completed all of the online pre-registration beforehand, I had to repeat the entire process at the front desk because they couldn't find any record of it. The line was long, instructions were minimal, and parking was confusing. Both towers park in the Indigo garage, and you have to use the third-floor walkway to get to the other tower--information that wasn't clearly explained. The room itself was the biggest disappointment. The layout is incredibly long and narrow and honestly just... odd. The master bedroom shares a wall with the public hallway, and because we were close to the elevator, we heard people talking at all hours. It felt more like sleeping in a hallway than a bedroom. The furnishings are badly overdue for an update. The furniture feels worn out, the closet door came off its track when opened, the master sink barely drained, the safe battery was dead (maintenance had to replace it), and the sheets felt like sandpaper. There were no USB charging ports or convenient outlets like you find in just about every hotel these days. The "kitchen" is really just a mini fridge (without a freezer), microwave, sink, toaster, coffee maker, and blender. Then the layout gets even stranger. The living room has a sofa bed, but there were no pillows and only one set of sheets stored in the master closet. Meanwhile, the second bathroom connected to the living room is enormous--with dual vanities, a huge shower, and a Jacuzzi tub--while the master bathroom is the size of a basic Holiday Inn bathroom. The whole setup feels backwards. The ocean and pool view was beautiful, but the room itself felt like a design that never figured out what it wanted to be. One of my biggest frustrations was the housekeeping policy. We were charged a daily housekeeping fee (nearly $30 per day), yet the paperwork says they don't actually provide housekeeping. The first two days no one even came until I called. When they finally did, they simply emptied the trash and left a couple of clean towels on the counter. Charging a daily housekeeping fee without providing daily housekeeping feels misleading. To top it off, the only proactive phone call we received during our stay wasn't to see if everything was okay--it was someone trying to sell us a "timeshare". There are also no ice machines in the tower and no front desk staff nearby if you need assistance, so every issue requires contacting the separate check-in building. For the price we paid (roughly $500+ per night after resort fees, housekeeping fees, marketing fees, and taxes), I expected a much more polished experience. Instead, it felt dated, confusing, and overpriced. The ocean view was lovely, but unfortunately that wasn't enough to make up for everything else. I wouldn't stay here again or recommend it.