The Breakers Resort

Great people, perfect location, musty rooms The staff were nice, pleasant, helpful and all of the above. The rooms themselves are old, antiquated and do not reflect the pictures seen online. There was a storm on 7/5 and it rained all day, that night, the windows seeped water all night long into the room onto the already dingy smelly carpet. Updates need to be prioritized to the rooms themselves.

Wonderful meal and service at Strong Waters We had a fantastic meal at Strong Waters when we went there for dinner two weeks ago. The service we got from our servers Jasmine and Caitlin was efficient, friendly, and attentive. My husband raved about his hamburger and the rest of us loved the food too.We definitely will return to this restaurant when we visit Myrtle Beach again!

BAD Horrible mis led. False advertisement no I ocean view must say ocean front in order to have view of ocean. I would not book online if it states that it u isn't what u will get

So easy with kids Great location, you can walk to coffee, restaurants, beach stores, love it. Pools weee good, lounge chairs and lots of outdoor space.

Last Stay for Me! I have always loved staying at the Breakers but after this stay I doubt I will return. I am a 72 year old woman who is DEATHLY afraid of heights to a point it is almost a phobia. In addition the up and down from high floors in the elevators nauseates me to a point that I had to spend the last day of my vacation last year in my room vomiting all day. For some reason my stomach can't take it. Upon making the reservation I asked if I could possibly have a room on a low floor for the reasons mentioned. The woman said she would make a note of it but couldn't guarantee anything. I called days prior to my arrival and had the same conversation with someone else. The woman I spoke to said she could see that I had requested it and it was noted but again couldn't guarantee the room location. After traveling for six hours I checked in and found that I was on the 21st floor. Can you believe it? The 21st floor. The highest floor in the hotel. Way to go Breakers! I was so stressed just thinking about staying up there. I was not about to pay $1,675.92 to stay four nights and be scared to death. Fortunately, I was traveling with my son an able bodied healthy 32 year old who was assigned a room on the 2nd floor (he didn't request a low floor room). He agreed to switch rooms with me. Imagine putting the older scared woman on the highest floor in the hotel and giving the second floor (that she requested) room to her young son. Sad that my son got the room on the low floor and I was very very high up. They certainly should have been aware that we were together because we both had the same address. The woman at the desk indicated that if my son did not agree to switch rooms she could put me in the Sailfish unit. If I wanted to stay in the Sailfish unit common sense would indicate that I would have booked a room there. My family always stays in the Paradise (because of activities for the children) and I babysit my grandchildren so switching units was not an option. I travel often and make requests like this in hotels that have many stories and in most instances they are usually honored. I never have difficulty anywhere else. It is not a big deal. Most hotels want their guests to be comfortable during their stay not traumatized as I would have been staying on the 21st floor where they had initially assigned me. This was my third stay at the Breakers and I do like it. The rooms are always clean, there is much to do and it is within walking distance of excellent restaurants but it was my last stay. I won't go through that again next summer. It was so very stressful to check in and find out your room is on the 21st floor. Sad they can't attempt to accommodate their elderly guests any better and instead do the exact opposite of what they request. I was highly offended.