My husband, 9 month old and I visited because my husband had a military ball to attend in Myrtle Beach. We tried to get a room at the hotel he needed to be at, but they booked us at the Sheraton Broadway. We had seen pictures and it looked beautiful, and we got excited. He checked in, so I'm not sure how the staff was. We were in building 6, which has an eh view, but it was in the back and hardly anyone was back there.

We walked into our room and our jaws dropped. Full kitchen that was stocked with everything from silverware, dishwasher tablets, plates and I even found a casserole dish. It had a dining table to seat 6, a living room complete with a DVD and Blu Ray player, a nice sized bedroom that had a jacuzzi in it and a bathroom with a decent sized shower with great pressure. It had its own washer and dryer that were tiny, but that was fine, and had a vacuum in one of the closets. It felt like home! We got a packet when we checked in that listed different activities that they did (mostly for little kids, arts and crafts kind of things) and for some reason I was a bit surprised they charge guests to take part in them.

When my husband left for his ball, however, I started noticing things that worried me. I took our daughter out on the back porch to look at the pond and fountain and noticed the screen was torn in the corner. We went back in and the door handle came right out into my hand! I put it back in and tried to lock the door but the lock was stuck. I turned around and noticed a dead roach on the floor next to the bed. I gave my daughter a bath in the jacuzzi and as she was splashing around, a weird looking spider was crawling up the side of the tub (thankfully it didn't touch her and she didn't find it!) I killed it with a facecloth and took her out. As I was doing that, I found a pubic hair on the other side of the tub. I was a little shaken up and the rest of the trip worried that we'd find more spiders and bugs in our room or they'd find us while we were sleeping. No bedbugs though. I tried using the vacuum and the hose kept coming out of place and it was really old and worn. The fridge started dripping water when there was nothing in that or the freezer except for two ice packs. The bathroom wall was cracked and was falling out of place next to the shower. Check out was the earliest I had seen for a hotel, 10 am and we woke up a little late thinking it was 11, but getting out of there at 1030ish the front desk told my husband don't worry about it.

Besides the bugs, and the door not locking, the experience wasn't bad at all and being off season, the price was great and there wasn't a lot of people to deal with. It's not even a 5 minute drive to Broadway on the Beach and has someone sitting out front to check for parking tags, and as far as I know they dont charge for parking (like most other hotels I've read about down there). Not bad, might stay here when we go back to Myrtle Beach.

Beautiful resort tucked away but close to everything, about a mile from the beach but only a few blocks from Broadway at the Beach.

The lazy river was wonderful. We spent hours on it, going round and round amid lush greenery. (I don't know how relaxing it would be in the middle of summer though, when all the kiddos are out in full force! There's a wonderful, separate kids' pool area, but there were a few unattended elementary school-aged boys who didn't get the memo about this area being "lazy", read: calm behavior, please! They were leaping off the walls-- despite posted rules to the contrary. But they were not too much of a nuisance once we pointed out the signs to them and told them we heard someone reporting them.LOL)

Our one-bedroom unit was well-appointed and spacious, with full kitchen and an enormous bathroom (bigger than the bedroom) with jacuzzi tub and separate walk-in shower. All fixtures were high-end.

We did not take part in most of the resort activities, as they were primarily child-oriented (we are empty-nesters) but we did do the ceramics, which I would highly recommend. My hubby is not artsy in the least but he even enjoyed designing and glazing a plate. It was a great, handmade, practical momento of a great vacation.

The only issues we had were with scents: we could not eat out on the little covered, screened-in balcony due to a neighbor who always seemed to be smoking some stinky cigar. And the lobby (and sales area) had one of those fragrance emitters with a fan that blew the way-too-strong (to the point of nausea!) scent into every corner. I imagine their front desk personnel must get some pretty bad headaches!

Don't forget to bring some stale bread to feed the ducks, geese, turtles and fish at the ponds: there are several!

This was our first time staying here but it won't be our last. The property is very attractive even though there are many units making up the resort. Elevators wer clean and shiny. The staff was very friendly. We stayed in a two bedroom unit on the top floor with a lovely view of the duck pond. The unit itself was nicely furnished and very clean. Kitchen was well stocked with everything needed to prepare any meal one could desire. Nice clean appliances and refrigerator. Glass top range even had a burner that was large enough for a large skillet! The counters were granite and a really nice color. The balcony outside the living area was screened in so that you could sit outside or leave the door open and not worry about bugs. We had a kingsized bed and the mattress was so comfortable. Bedroom had a jacuzzi tub and a walk in shower as well as nice granite counters. The location is very convenient to so many activities and eateries. Unfortunately, we had to cut our stay short because of Hurricane Sandy but we will be back one day soon.

We have stayed at this time several times before but wevwerevnot prepared for the renovations to the unit. It is gorgeous, granite counter tops, walk in shower, jazzucci tubs, all new furniture and appliances. Really lovely and topmof the line. Superb!!