Landmark Resort - Myrtle Beach, SC

Property at a Glance: Landmark Resort

No matter what the temperature is like outdoors, you can find a place to swim at Landmark Resort. A huge indoor pool complex—which stays open all year—features a giant pool, seasonal lazy river, a kiddie pool, and a massive skylight. Vacation-goers can also enjoy their oceanfront outdoor deck, the seasonal H2OASIS water park, and their seasonal poolside bar, Tipsy Turtle. If you prefer dipping your toes in salt water, the beach is just a short stroll away.

• Grab a bite: The Gazebo Restaurant serves a hearty buffet breakfast bright and early (on select days). In the evening, you can pair dinner with a glass of wine at Latitudes Grill. No meals are included with purchase but can be purchased separately.
• Room with a view: You can see a northerly view of the Myrtle Beach coastline from your Ocean View Room’s private balcony or amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean from your Oceanfront Executive Suite balcony. Interior guestrooms feature a view of the courtyard. The suite includes a kitchen to fulfill spur-of-the-moment culinary projects.
• Seven jetted tubs mean you’ll have plenty of opportunities to take a relaxing soak. Five jetted tubs are located indoors, while the other two located outdoors.
• Fun for kids: The resort has an arcade, a seasonal nine-hole mini-golf course, and a year-round oceanfront pool deck and seasonal portion.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Sandy Beaches, Golf Courses, and Classic Amusement-Park Rides

Myrtle Beach is the crown jewel of South Carolina’s Grand Strand, a 60-mile stretch of white-sand beaches along the Atlantic seaboard that draws surfers, fishers, and kayakers. The city was named one of the best vacation spots in the United States for a family by USA Today, in part because of its wooden boardwalk, which stretches for more than a mile. Hop into the SkyWheel Ferris wheel’s gondolas, surrounded by more than a million LED lights, for a panoramic view of the city below.

Less than 20 miles south of Myrtle Beach, the tiny fishing village of Murrells Inlet provides a tranquil contrast to the boardwalk’s hustle and bustle. At Brookgreen Gardens, more than 2,000 sculptures stand amid sprawling floral gardens and massive, moss-covered oak trees that have been around for centuries. Murrells Inlet is also home to the Tom Fazio–designed TPC Myrtle Beach golf course, 1 of nearly 100 courses in the area that helped Myrtle Beach earn its title as the seaside golf capital of the world.