Vacasa in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

“I had a good time”

“Pricing was okay but luckily I was able to check in before the check in time because if not I was going to lose all of my deposit. It smelled like cigarettes and marijuana.”

“This place is beautiful and is very convenient as it is within walking distance from the beach, which was my main goal. However, the host did mention the parking garage was only a clearance of 6’8. What the host did not mention is how SMALL the garage is. If you drive anything larger than a midsize SUV, you’re going to struggle to park/get out of parking spots. We would not have rented a truck if we would have known how small this parking garage is.”

“I was hesitant to book a room from a business and not an individual, but I gave it a shot and was very disappointed. Check in took 30 minutes, and they tried to sell me a time share. The rules of the resort were awful, and the staff was rude. The room itself was clean, but felt like a cheap motel. No cleaning supplies, 4 towels, 2 cheap blankets, a $50 TV, and the furniture was cheap and shaky. For $200 a night, not worth it. To be fair, the view and location were phenomenal , but that’s all I can say that’s positive! (Let’s not talk about the cigarettes in the pool and noise by the other guests)”

“I really loved staying here however it’s just too many codes to have to remember if you lock your phone forget your phone or if your phone dies then you’re pretty much locked out because of the front desk they say they have nothing to do with the condos. I feel like on longer days you should have access to housekeeping. The furniture is a little bit outdated and has a slight smell, and the lighting in the room was bad. Other than that the location is great walkable to many things very easy to access by Uber overall, I would stay here again and again and they don’t allow early check-in like most hotels, which could’ve been better explained to me when I first made my booking because I understood as long as the room was ready for a turnover that I could check in and I wasn’t explained that the code was gonna be in a whole separate email.”