SpringHill Suites

Facing the Atlantic along North Ocean Boulevard, SpringHill Suites by Marriott Myrtle Beach Oceanfront is a newer-feeling, all-suites beachfront stay that works well for groups that want everyone close to the sand and close to the central Myrtle Beach attractions. The setup is geared toward people who plan to spend time outside, then come back to a room with enough space to reset, sort gear, and get ready for the next block of the day.

Inside, the all-suite format changes the experience compared to a standard hotel room. Most suites include a defined sitting area and a sofa bed, which helps when you are trying to reduce room count while still giving people space to spread out. Expect travel-friendly basics like a mini fridge and microwave, plus a desk that can handle quick laptop work. Many rooms also include a balcony, which is useful for ocean air, drying towels, and keeping beach items from taking over the room.

For groups, this property fits trips that run on a simple routine: breakfast, beach or activities, regroup, then an easy night because everyone is already in the right place. The common areas tend to be straightforward rather than elaborate, so the value is in the location and the suite layout more than in a long list of on-site programming. When a coordinator needs multiple rooms under one address, Engine.com can handle the room block, keep the rooming list organized, and consolidate billing so the lead is not chasing receipts or managing separate payment threads.

Key hotel features and amenities

• Oceanfront location with direct access to the beach

• All-suites accommodations, many with a separate sitting area

• Sofa bed in most suites for added sleeping flexibility

• In-room mini fridge and microwave for snacks, leftovers, and simple meals

• Complimentary breakfast, helpful for early starts and predictable mornings

• Outdoor pool and sun deck for downtime between beach sessions

• Fitness room for basic workouts and daily routine

• On-site laundry options for longer stays and sports travel

• Wi-Fi throughout the property

• Paid self-parking, often in a garage-style setup, space can be limited during peak periods

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

• Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, a central stretch for walking, quick food stops, and ocean views

• SkyWheel Myrtle Beach, a popular landmark near the Boardwalk corridor

• Myrtle Beach Convention Center, useful for event schedules and large gatherings

• Broadway at the Beach, a major cluster of dining, shops, and entertainment

• Ripley’s Aquarium of Myrtle Beach, an easy indoor option near Broadway at the Beach

• WonderWorks Myrtle Beach, a hands-on attraction that works for mixed-age groups

• Family Kingdom Amusement Park, classic rides and arcade-style entertainment near the beach strip

Features of interest to group travelers

• Suite layouts that make shared lodging more comfortable, with space to sit and plan

• Sofa-bed capacity that can reduce the number of rooms needed for the same headcount

• Breakfast included, which helps teams and families move faster in the morning

• Easy beach access, reducing transportation needs once everyone arrives

• Simple meet-up flow, using the lobby, pool area, and beach access as rally points

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

• Parking that can accommodate staggered arrivals, especially for drive-in groups

• Engine.com support for managing a room block, tracking changes, and consolidating billing