Would love to revisit and stay here, Amazing to find an…read morehistorical property on a beach today in such pristine condition. Look at the amount of land they have in front of the inn. Visited Polly's Island on Labor Day, which was the last day of their rental season! Did not get to tour but I will be back - if I can find an open date in 2025 or 2026.

We were introduced to the Pelican Inn by travel buddies. We had never heard of it before despite…read moreour being well-seasoned travelers. But after spending four lovely and relaxing days there last month, we will never forget this very special place and our hosts who made us feel so welcomed and special. Thank you, Bruce and Corrine, for making our first visit so wonderful. We WILL be back. Friends, we will admit that a B & B built in the 1840's, and with only 8 comfortable but somewhat rustic rooms, may not be everyone's cup of tea. But if you're open to quiet time, new friends, wonderful food (!!), books, history, beautiful surroundings, and a great beach, do NOT miss this gem. Thank you again, Bruce and Corrinne. We will try to see y'all again next year. Jim and Beverly Giesler Madeira Beach FL

OLD SCHOOL & BEAUTIFUL - Those of you who want a get-a-away to the beach and the good old days…read morewhere people talk to one another need to consider the Sea View Inn. My wife and I stayed for our 40th anniversary and already rebooked for next year. Simple accommodations, GOOD food for breakfast and lunch but GREAT GUESTS AND CONVERSATION

Without a doubt the local flavor of low-country hospitality is presented with a nod to guests…read moresatisfaction. The Sea View Inn is a historical site on Pawley's Island, and we'll worth the opportunity to step back in time. The wait staff is courteous and customer focused as is the owner Kip who chats with guests while refreshing their coffee mugs! I am a huge fan of local owned businesses and if there were six stars, I would give them six. People who want a rushed breakfast experience-this is not your place - which means more of us who choose to dine on Island time!

We had such a wonderful stay at 620 Prince. Our suite was beautiful and comfortable for a night…read moreaway. The hospitality of the owner and the staff was top notch. They even surprised us with a bottle of champagne and a hand written note for our anniversary, which was such a nice touch. Breakfast in the morning was delicious as well consisting of breakfast casserole, fruit and yogurt, and pastries. If you are looking for a place to stay in Georgetown, I would highly recommend 620 Prince. It's also a short walk to the riverfront restaurants and shops.

Absolutely wonderful bnb! The house has been very well maintained but kept its historic charm…read more Stayed in the Douglas room and it was very comfortable with plenty of space. The gentleman running the place was quite attentive, provided beverages of choice during the evening reception and checked on us to provide refills. The breakfast was done perfectly and was available for a range of time to enjoy whenever and where ever without a formal must sit with other guests at a set time scenario. The breakfast items included a quiche, fruits, pastries, yogurt, breads, juices, granola, and really good coffee. The grounds are lovely and the neighborhood is very nice. It is located within easy walking distance to the main street with all the shops and dining spots.

A beautiful hotel in a beautiful town. My mother and I came up here last year from Charleston to…read morespend a couple of nights and dine in the hotel restaurant, The Independent. We had such a wonderful time that we did it again this year. The hotel is lovely with amazing staff. Drue and Preston were wonderful, as were all the staff. Decorated for the holidays, and within walking distance of the town shops and the residential district, this place is comfy and clean. It has beautiful views of the river. Outside bar, The Eliza, has a fire pit with s'mores sets for sale and games to play. We shall return!

The GOOD The hotel is nice and the location is great. The…read morerooms are nice sized. The bathroom and amenities were wonderful. Close to restaurants, shopping and boardwalk. Parking was on the street, which wasn't an issue during the week, but may be an issue on the weekends. The BAD The beds were really soft. The pillows were uncomfortably over stuffed. Our view was of the air conditioners on the restaurant next door. And we had the noise from them all night. The happy hour drink specials weren't available at the outside or inside bar. Not sure why.

My stay was too short here and I would definitely like to go back. I was looking for a place to…read morespend the night after going to Night of a Thousand Candles at Brookgreen Gardens. Inlet sports lodge was a deal and close by so it worked out well. The best idea I had was to also make a reservation at Costa which is their onsite restaurant. You don't need to worry about drinking and the dinner was phenomenal (separate review for Costa coming soon). While I was only there a short time, I could really see that this one off hotel is a great stay. The lady who checked me in was super helpful and got us everything we needed. They sell snacks and alcoholic beverages at the front desk and you can even get 6 packs or bottles of wine. We only had about an hour after the lights to check in and get to dinner so we quickly went to the room and got settled. The first thing you notice is the big wooden doors to the room that look hand carved. The rooms are really spacious and have a full kitchen setup and living room area with a pull out couch too. We missed breakfast, but they do offer something downstairs. We did go up to check out the widows walk on the roof though which would be great to have drinks at the end of the day in the summer. You can see the pool from up there (which we also didn't use because it was december) and it was small but nice. Some of the upgrades seemed out of place, but not in a bad way. More like someone who had a lot of money created this place, but had never built a hotel before so they put money into it in some strange ways. Things like the wooden carved doors, extra shower sprayers, and vessel sinks in the bathroom don't exactly make sense for an affordable stay spot, but are a welcome additions anyway. I can't wait to come back for a longer stay and hopefully warmer weather.

This was a great find. I was looking for hotels in the Myrtle Beach area but wanted to be away from…read morethe touristy section, and this one showed up. The room was spacious, there were plenty of amenities, and it was conveniently located near Murell's Inlet Marsh Walk and other restaurants. The facility is well-kept, and the staff is pleasant.They do offer complimentary breakfast, which is pretty basic but still nice to have. Do check out the widow's walk on the 4th floor; it's a great place to watch the sunset.

Great hotel incredible view right on the beach. Everything was clean and great staff. The hotel is…read moreclose to everything. We will be back again.

This is our 2nd summer at Willow Bay. We really enjoy this hotel. It's quiet, the staff is friendly…read moreand helpful and the rooms are clean. We travel with a black light and check all furniture before we settle in and have never encountered a problem. We were happy to discover this year that the master bedroom now has a tv like the living room does. Fresh towels are always available and a mop and broom are available as well. The view from the balcony couldn't be better and access to the beach is easy. The hotel is also in close proximity to many restaurants, shops and supermarkets. We've made quite a few runs to Publix. The reason I'm only leaving 4 stars is because the beds aren't that comfortable, they're very very soft. Aside from that everything was fine.

Everything it's nice and quiet also 1 block from Kings highway and two blocks from Ocean drive…read more Management was very nice and accommodating couldn't ask for a better place to stay

Charming southern comfort in murrells Inlet on hwy17 bus. I stayed in Nana's Cabana which was warm,…read moreinviting, clean, with rocking chairs on the porch overlooking the garden of old oaks trees. Miss Julie was helpful with everything to do with our stay. We highly recommend Brookwood Inn

This is a wonderful little gem of a place. Beautiful property with old coastal charm amidst old…read moretrees with spanish moss, palms & cactus. Just across the street from Murrells Inlet marsh area. Convinient to lots of things in the area, yet apart from the hustle, bustle and noise. I stayed there at the beginning of Bike Week and had no noise issues. It's not high end, but WELL maintained with upgrades that maintain it's historic charm. Very CLEAN rooms. Prices are competitive, but very reasonable. Saved me some serious cash at an expensive time of the year. Staff are friendly and welcoming. The only drawbacks for me were: 1) that pets are not allowed, but that is great in other ways. 2) for Breakfast you'll need to get in the car or bring in something microwaveable - not really a problem, but something to be aware of. I stayed in one of the motor court rooms that had a little breakfast nook in back with the refrigerator, microwave and table & chair. Don't listen to the 1 star reviews that state it's not safe or put down the furnishings. The furniture is not old and rickety, but in excellent condition and in keeping with the era of the place. I felt VERY safe here as a woman travelling alone and who has put up with some sketchy places before. This isn't one of those at all. I will certainly be staying here when I return to the area.