Enter Myrtle Beach and you’ll be greeted by 60 miles of beachfront, 650 acres of public recreation property, and dozens of parks and beaches. This South Carolina destination welcomes about 14 million visitors yearly, dwarfing the off-season population of about 30,000. And it’s not only beaches and natural beauty pulling in tourists; Myrtle Beach dubs itself mini golf capital of the world.
We’ve combed the beach to find five budget-friendly options in Myrtle Beach. Take note, however, that even the cheapest properties tend to soar in price during summer, especially on weekends.
[hotel_map lat=”33.700420″ lng=”-78.870338″ title=”Breakers Resort Hotel – From $185 per night”]
[hotel_map lat=”33.703646″ lng=”-78.866764″ title=”Dayton House Resort – From $109 per night”]
[hotel_map lat=”33.827137″ lng=”-78.645007″ title=”Towers at North Myrtle Beach – from $93 per night”]
[hotel_map lat=”33.675895″ lng=”-78.89751″ title=”Coral Beach Resort – From $122 per night”]
[hotel_map lat=”33.605115″ lng=”-78.972974″ title=”Surfside Beach Resort – From $152 per night”]




