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6 Best Luxury Hotels In Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
"Also right on the beachfront, Mar Vista Grande is a luxury resort option with swanky condo accommodation, which is perfect for large families or groups of friends. The spacious and modern units are individually decorated and come with three or four bedrooms featuring ocean views from balconies, flat-screen TVs, full kitchens, and Jacuzzi tubs. On-site amenities include an indoor and outdoor pool, multiple hot tubs, a spa, and full fitness center."
"While it might seem obvious, the main attraction in Myrtle beach is the beautiful stretch of white-sand beach along the city's oceanfront, which extends for a total of 60 miles. Fly a kite, search for shells, toss a Frisbee, or let the kids enjoy the water while parents watch nearby. Adventurers can enjoy a variety of sports, such as boating, fishing, surfing, para-sailing, windsurfing, or scuba diving."
"These are some of my favorite places for shopping in Myrtle Beach. Do you have a Myrtle Beach store you love?. Let me know in the comments!"
"The Market Common is the perfect spot for shopping, dining, entertainment, and more. Shop for new clothes at apparel stores like J.Jill, ivy & leo, or Style Me Boutique, or grab something for your home at Seacoast Artists Gallery or Manifest Design. There’s a dining option for everyone, from mouthwatering nachos at Nacho Hippo to Japanese favorites at CO Sushi."
"Movie Theaters4002 Deville Street, Myrtle Beach, SC MoreLess Info. Popular first run movies are presented at Stone Theatres - Grand 14 at Market Commons. The site offers 3D shows when they are available for any given movie, and guests can receive a ticket price discount for the first show of the day."
"If you have time before you head out, check out the shops at the Market Common district. We didn’t have time to squeeze it in but it was recommended to us and looks interesting so I’m including it here!"
"Summer after summer, generations of families return to Original Painter’s Ice Cream. Located on Highway 17, this iconic, family-owned establishment has been scooping up homemade ice cream for more than sixty years."
"Not much has changed at Painter's Ice Cream, which first opened in 1952. Families still visit every summer, where they still find a traditional ice cream parlor with counter..."