6/10
The locals refer to this section of Myrtle Beach as “The Ghetto”. Our visit started out by turning into the parking garage and being greeted by 2 security guards smoking their cigarettes at the entrance to the lobby. After parking, we unloaded and approached the entrance only to find a very dated and undesirable lobby. Everything was old and dirty… the floors, walls/paint, elevator, and hallway. We had been so excited about this vacation only to walk into a very disappointing situation. The unit was better, and although some updating had been done year's ago, it still had original floors that were dirty because of wear and tear as well as conditions of being on the beach. My daughters ended up sleeping on the couch because we pulled out the bed only to find sand on the sheets as well as an old ice cream up, indicating that the bed had not been prepared for our stay. The bedroom bed was as so hard and uncomfortable. Also, it was uncommonly high… I had to hop to get on it (I’m 5’5 and about 150lbs) so it shouldn’t have been as difficult as it was to get into bed. The kitchen was nice and clean as well as the main living area. I think the biggest issue with this property was the building and the area, which set the tone for our stay. I understand the owner needs to portray this property in the best light possible but I wish I would have had information like this before booking.
Kimberly R.
Se alojó 2 noches en julio de 2024