Great property selection! From beach front condos to single family homes! Oceanfront Vacation…read moreRentals has them all.

I recently just stayed in Myrtle Beach after renting through OVR! I had an easy website experience…read moreand no issues securing the rental! Thanks to the wonderful staff I had a great experience! Thank you!

We always have a good time here. Love the karaoke night!! Food is ok. Several outdoor areas for…read morean adult beverage.

I enjoyed our 6 night stay at Sun Outdoors. We were on the older side as there was still gravel in…read morelot A-79 and A-80 the only downfall is that it tracked dirt inside the RV so I would encourage booking closer to the splash pads. I used the fitness center often while there and enjoyed the options. My husband used the laundry area which was convenient as we didn't have to travel back home with dirty laundry. Nightly activities felt a bit dry but still enjoyed the variety of music. We enjoyed the Italian ice, pizza and mini donuts. Trash pick-up was super convenient as it was daily! Highly recommend booking this RV resort.

Very family friendly resort. We came with four kids four and under. Kids loved the multiple…read morepools and small lazy river. Easy beach access with wide sand. This is a quieter end of the beach. We stayed for a week in mid June. Rooms were clean. Elevators worked fine. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Had a really nice stay here. The weather was pretty bad so we couldn't really take advantage of…read moremany things they offered. But the room was very spacious, bed was comfortable. Pull out couch was reasonably comfy. Full kitchenette ; large fridge with freezer, coffee maker, toaster, microwave, stove, dishes, dishwasher. Room also had a washer and dryer. Balcony overlooking beach. There was a nice pool ( more than one, actually. Although they say indoor pool, it's only semi-enclosed so when there's really bad weather, that one gets closed too. They gave us a pass for their perfectly adequate mini golf course. And also tickets to use go carts . Again, we couldn't do either of those because of weather. There's a coffee shop in the lobby for morning cappuccino or other nice options, as well as some quicker breakfast yo go options. I'd definitely stay here again.

This resort is amazing once you park your vehicle you literally don't have to move it if you don't…read morewant to for anything everything you need is either on site or literally walking distance there is a convenience store at the next block and a beach shop and restaurant. And if you do have to drive to the grocery store or anywhere is literally minutes up the road. I will return nice hotel great amenities pretty good service I love that Jacuzzi at the pool. I had an amazing time at the bars karaoke and all.

Please do not stay here. Our experience was disgusting and unsafe. The worst part was the…read moreroaches--we found multiple roaches during our stay, which made us feel extremely uncomfortable. There were also bugs throughout the property, the floors were wet, and the ceiling appeared to have mold on it. On the deck, there was a loose wooden plank with exposed nails facing upward, creating a serious safety hazard. The beds were extremely uncomfortable, there were hairs on the towels provided, and everything looked dirty and poorly maintained. Despite all these health and safety concerns, they refused to give us a refund. This was one of the worst places I have ever stayed. Save yourself the stress and money--do not book here.

I don't know who would be more qualified to write a review at the Anchorage II than myself. We…read morehave been coming down to the Anchorage for 30 years. We missed a few years in there but our first stay was in 1983. Its now 2013 and we just returned from there again. Let me start with location. Its pretty much in the middle of Myrtle and North Myrtle in the "Ocean Forest" area of Myrtle Beach. You are hidden away from all the chaos Myrtle Beach. Very little traffic and close to everything. The beach is just a walk across the street. The Anchorage has a private beach access with 2 large gazebos. The atmosphere is VERY family oriented. Like i said before, my family has been coming down since i was 6 years old. I now bring my two children down every year. The layout of the condos is in the shape of a U and the pool is in the center. One thing that i find as a major bonus is that there is a lot of grassy areas to play Frisbee or whatever. Parking is never a problem and there are 2 elevators as well as wheelchair accessible ramps. There is about 50-60 units so there isn't a ton of people and some of those units are private and never rented out. The landscaping is beautiful and kept up very well. There is free wireless internet available everywhere, including the pool. The interior of the condos are excellent. Each one is privately owned and has its own decorating style. we have stayed in several different units over the years. The first two floors are 2 bedroom units with 2 full baths. The third floor has 3 bedroom / 2 Bath condos (with a 4th floor loft bedroom with its own balcony). The 3rd bedroom is like a loft. It has half walls so you can look down into the dining area (not very private). Each unit has the standard kitchen, dining area, washer/dryer, dishwasher, and living area with TV (I think most have updated LCD TV mounted on the wall). I believe most of the units have a sofa which folds out into an extra bed. The condo we stayed at had 4 LCD TVs in the family room and bedrooms. One thing to remember, you need to bring dish washing soap, toilet paper, laundry detergent, etc. Its just like moving into an apartment for a week. There's isn't a restaurant or bar located on the premises, BUT in the Forest Dunes resort (a 60 second walk away) next door has a little place to relax (they even have trivia on Thursday evenings which my family found quite fun). We have walked over there for lunch in the past and the food was pretty decent, plus they have a full bar. Lastly, the price for this condos is excellent compared to what other places charge. we have strayed from the anchorage a few times in the past and nothing in the area compares to this place. Oh, one more thing. Again this depends on the owners of the condo, but most condos have an outside locker where the owners put their own beach chairs and floatation devices (body boards, noodles, skim boards, etc) for guests to use at the beach or pool. Some units we've stayed in had their own huge beach umbrellas to use. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions about this place. I'll answer them the best I can.

I'm not going to say which condo we stayed in cause I don't want ya'll to rent the heck out of it…read more It was really updated and had a nice view off the deck. The one and only complaint is that there were other guests that allowed their children to run up and down the outside corridors well past midnight yelling. If I come back it won't be during Passover, we were told by some of the condo owners the behavior is typical during the holiday.

Had a great vacation at SeaWatch. my first time w/a friend who has stayed several times…read more Convenient to shopping, cleanliness and just over all i could tell it was taken care of. Would def stay again!!!

Tenika in the Starbucks and the breakfast buffet really made our experience great! She made me a…read moredelicious drink and was super hospitable!!!!!! We have been coming here for years and this was the best experience THANK YOU TENIKA!!!!!!!!!

The fishing was awesome. Caught my first ever flounder…read more Jaqulan was very friendly and helpful entertaining us getting live minnows, tackle and shrimp bait. Nice to see improvements to facility since last year. Caught some flounder!

We have camped at Apache over 20 years and love it so much we recently purchased a permanent site!…read more Everyone is like a big family here and look out for each other! So easy to work with and love the activities and fishing!!

It is just a great place to stay! Close to all the things to do in Myrtle. Clean and fairly…read moreaffordable during off season.

Wheels on sliding balcony door are binding and frame is filthy with black fingerprints where the…read moremaintenance guy tried to get the gunk off of the wheels to no avail. The front desk claims that's just the way the doors are and won't do the maintenance needs to free the wheels of what they claim is a 500 lb. door. Also, the jets in the rectangular hot tub on the pool deck are not working. Its a shame to see this place go downhill.

3.5 really. Clean room, nice staff, and convenient parking, as all floors could be entered from…read morethe attached deck, huge plus at Myrtle. But some things were weird. First off, for the price of this joint, pool towels should be provided other than having to scan your room key to get them out of a bin (only one bin at one end, annoying) and claiming a "chip" is inside each towel or you will be charged. Okaay, like anyone is gonna steal those? Doubt it and A 'chip'?? Alrighty, still trying to figure that one out. Some security guy rolled up one night asking us to turn music down in the hot tub at 9:45 pm, when we actually had NO music at All because someone had complained about loud music (btw, hot tubs and pools close at 11 pm), He then apologized twice, and said he didn't hear any music either. Did we check into a beach resort or a retirement community here??

I recently stayed at Island Vista Resort in Myrtle Beach for a family reunion, and what should have…read morebeen a wonderful experience with loved ones turned into one of the most disappointing hotel stays I have encountered. As a Hilton vacation owner who frequently travels, I understand hospitality standards and recognize that every property operates differently. However, professionalism, honesty, respect, and compassion should never be optional. Customer service was disappointing from the beginning. My interactions with Jan and Misty left me feeling unwelcome and dismissed. I fully understand that check-in is at 4:00 p.m. and that early check-in is based on availability. My issue was never simply being unable to check in early; it was the attitude, lack of flexibility, and manner in which our concerns were handled. We were told that because our reservation was coordinated through Kathy for our family group, certain changes could not be made. While I understand group reservations may have specific procedures, that should not prevent hotel employees from providing helpful explanations, exploring available options, or treating guests respectfully. A group reservation does not eliminate the hotel's responsibility to the individual guests staying on its property. What I found especially inappropriate was Jan's comment asking us not to leave a bad review because it could affect their ability to allow future guests to check in early. Ironically, we were not even accommodated with an early check-in. Guests should never feel discouraged from providing honest feedback. Even more disturbing, we later learned that our interaction had reportedly been described as us creating an issue. That characterization was inaccurate from my perspective. There is a difference between a customer respectfully expressing dissatisfaction and a customer causing a disturbance. Accountability should never be replaced with a narrative that places blame on the guest. However, the most disappointing part of our stay occurred on the morning of October 10, when a fire-related incident required guests to evacuate the building. Our family, along with other guests, stood outside in the rain for more than an hour. Among us was a 92-year-old family member who became lightheaded and dehydrated. While I absolutely understand and support emergency evacuation procedures, I was deeply disappointed by what I perceived as a lack of concern, compassion, and assistance for elderly and vulnerable guests. An emergency may be beyond management's control, but the response to that emergency is where true hospitality and leadership are demonstrated. Checking on elderly guests, communicating clearly, identifying those who need additional assistance, and showing basic human compassion should be priorities. I expected more, particularly at a resort hosting so many older guests that weekend. The property itself is decent, but its age is noticeable. At approximately 20 years old, Island Vista would benefit from renovations, more consistent housekeeping, and greater attention to the overall guest experience. I also questioned the repeated statements that rooms were unavailable when numerous rooms appeared unoccupied. I recognize that an empty room is not necessarily ready for occupancy, but transparent communication would have gone a long way. What troubles me most is that none of my concerns required luxury accommodations or extraordinary treatment. I was simply expecting basic customer service, truthful communication, reasonable professionalism, and compassion for a 92-year-old guest during an unexpected emergency. A resort's reputation is not built solely on its oceanfront location, amenities, or years in business. It is built on how people are treated, particularly when something goes wrong. Employees are the face of the business, and leadership is responsible for establishing and maintaining those standards. I wanted to support this property and enjoy our family reunion. Instead, I left feeling disappointed, disrespected, and concerned about the treatment of elderly guests. My recommendation to Island Vista management and ownership is simple: invest in your property, retrain employees where necessary, improve housekeeping, establish stronger emergency guest-assistance procedures, and remember that hospitality begins with people. I would not return or recommend this resort based on my experience. A guest may forget an outdated room, but they will remember how they were treated--especially when compassion mattered most.