Based on what I saw, this seems to be a very popular hotel with families. It looked full, which says a lot considering the number of hotels in the Myrtle Beach area. As far as expectations, the hotel met them. The desk clerks were exceedingly friendly. I do wonder, though, why the lobby was noted as closed early in the evening (before 10 p.m.). The room was quiet and comfortable, with good workspace and a great bed that provided a good night's sleep. The shower was fine, with good height and good water pressure but a sluggish drain. The wireless Internet was incredibly fast, among the best I have seen in budget hotels. Any criticisms that I might lodge would relate to cleanliness, appearance and fixtures. To be fair, though, the hotel is in the midst of a renovation project. (The immediate vicinity also is undergoing construction.) I presume that whatever quibbles I might have will be resolved, so it's not useful to raise them here. This is a good hotel that should only get better!

We were looking for an affordable, decent place to stay in for less than 12 hours before we flew out of the MYR airport. We payed $71 total for one night with our AAA discount for 2 double beds. The hotel was very close to the airport, which is exactly what we were looking for. The doors were on the inside, instead of outside like most Super 8s, which was a pleasant surprise. Our room was on the second floor, and was very clean and nice. We expected a lot worse. The beds were very comfortable, and we had an overall great stay here. The breakfast was definitely not worth even stopping by, but that was not our main priority. Our hair dryer did end up dying, so the front desk clerk allowed me access to 2 vacant rooms to use theirs. I'm not sure if they usually keep those rooms vacant or allow them to be rented, but they were VERY musty and smokey smelling. I would have been very disappointed if those rooms were mine upon arriving, but like I said, I don't know if those rooms are always kept vacant. Overall, it was a great value for the money.

While the beds were -extremely- comfortable, the hotel room was NOT very clean. The bathroom was dirty (needed to be swept, mopped, and DUSTED along the top of the shower!). The room also smelled like dirty socks. And it was LOUD. People slamming their doors, yelling in the middle of the night in the hallways. However, like I said, the beds were very comfortable and the air conditioning kept the room nice and cool on those hot Myrtle Beach nights. Also: the employees that worked at the front desk were -really- nice and helpful, offering us advice on where to visit in Myrtle Beach, where to get great food, and directions!

well lets see where do i start.... the man who checked me in was nice. that was about it! the rooms were so small it was hard to move around with out bumping in to the beds! the remote we had would not work no the TV, like it wasn't programmed or something, then the clock time wasn't set. i booked two nights and i had to call them to tell them i was stayin the second night!!?? the pool was green! lets see what else, someone on our floor had a freaking chiuauah and the damn thing wouldn't quit barking, the people who stayed next to us were fighting and screaming all night and they were trowing stuff and the lady was yelling she was gonna beat his a**. i mean this was the worst of the worst hotel i have ever stayed at! not at all worth 126.00 a night!!!! not worth any type of money.