Captain’s Quarters Resort

Steps from the sand on South Ocean Boulevard, Captain’s Quarters Resort is built for guests who want an oceanfront base with plenty to do on property. The identity here is family-forward and activity-heavy, with water features and entertainment that keep everyone busy even when the weather changes. For group travel, that translates into fewer moving parts, because you can plan a full day without shuttling people all over Myrtle Beach.

Known for its pool and water lineup, the resort blends indoor and outdoor spaces with a mix of lazy rivers, whirlpools, and dedicated areas for kids. Shipwreck Lagoon is the signature zone, with a pirate theme that turns pool time into a built-in activity block. When you want something away from the water, the on-site entertainment center adds options like bowling and arcade-style games, which helps groups fill evenings without splitting up.

Because room types range from standard setups to larger suites, it’s easier to match different travelers to the right footprint. Some accommodations stick to the basics, like a microwave and mini fridge, while others add kitchenettes or full kitchens for longer stays and easier meal planning. Balconies are common in many configurations, and the property’s multi-building layout can help when you need budget-friendly overflow rooms while keeping the main group close to the core amenities.

Key hotel features and amenities

• Oceanfront setting with direct beach access

• Large collection of water features, including indoor and outdoor pools, lazy rivers, and whirlpools

• Shipwreck Lagoon kids water area with a pirate theme and interactive splash elements

• Level Six entertainment center with bowling and games for mixed-age groups

• Seasonal on-site dining and casual food options, including poolside service in warmer months

• Fitness center for travelers maintaining a routine

• Variety of room and suite layouts, including options with kitchenettes or full kitchens

• In-room essentials commonly include Wi-Fi, a safe, and a balcony in many accommodations

• Multiple buildings, including options that can function as more budget-conscious room inventory while still using the main resort amenities

Points of interest and attractions within a 2 to 3 mile radius

• Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, a walkable stretch with shops, snacks, and oceanfront views

• Family Kingdom Amusement Park, a nearby option for rides and classic beach-town entertainment

• Splashes Oceanfront Water Park, a seasonal add-on for groups traveling with kids

• Second Avenue Pier area, a popular stop for photos, walking, and nearby dining

• SkyWheel Myrtle Beach, an easy group outing with views over the coastline

• Ripley’s Believe It or Not, a quick indoor activity near the boardwalk corridor

• Myrtle Beach State Park, a quieter spot for a beach walk, pier access, and trails

Features of interest to group travelers

• Room mix that supports different budgets and privacy needs within one block

• Suite and kitchen-equipped options that simplify breakfasts, packed lunches, and longer stays

• On-site activity density, which reduces transportation needs and keeps the schedule tight

• Multiple water zones that work as natural meetup points for headcounts and downtime

• Entertainment center that helps groups fill evenings without hunting for off-site plans

• Seasonal dining that can cover casual group meals when you want everyone in one place

• Self-parking style arrival flow that works well for staggered check-ins and multiple vehicles

• Engine.com support for room blocks, rooming lists, and consolidated billing when one person is coordinating the entire stay