默特爾比奇百老匯萬怡酒店

Stayed for one night in August after dropping our kid off at Coastal Carolina U for the fall semester. (About 20 min. away). Quick and friendly front desk during check in. Clean, quiet, comfortable room. Lobby bar closed at 10pm on a Friday night, which we thought was a little early. Broadway on the Beach is across the road (approx. 10 min walk) where there are many food and drink options. Would stay here again.

Checked in early. We were put in a room for handicapped that was not needed. The bed was very low to floor and the mattress was horrible. When you played on it you sank to the floor. There was no microwave in the room. It was down the hall!!. No couch. Only a straight chair with ottoman!! Will not go back.

Our room, lobby, common areas, outside seating and pool were very clean. Staff friendly and helpful. Stayed for 3 nights and would highly recommend. Perfect location near restaurants and shopping. Very close to Ripken ball fields

Good price,Very lowkey hotel. Didn’t like that the shower was dirty, anytime we would turn on the sink water to brush our teeth it smelled like sewer.

Shut your dogs up Average hotel nothing special, barking dogs so not much sleep. Ignorant owners of dogs just letting bark all night ,usually stay away from pet friendly hotel because of this, my bad . Will not be back

Noisy, not on the beach, and just an overall blah feeling.

Clean room close to broadway at the beach. Room had a really big bed. Shower water was really hot. Nice sitting areas.

This hotel was so sketchy. I asked for a room on higher level, as I was a female traveling alone, and they could not accommodate. They put me in a first floor room, where directly outside my window a Walmart truck driver was sleeping and I got the feeling he was just peering in through the cracks of the curtains(they wouldn’t close 100%) the entire time. I walked outside to get some air at one point, and two more truck drivers were just using the parking lot to sleep in and just staring at me. Every noise I heard so clearly through the walls. Every time a door even opened. Any noise from outside even, it felt as though it was just a bed placed in the parking lot from everything I could hear. It was awful and I would do anything for my money back. I didn’t get a lick of sleep because I was too scared to fall asleep, but also too scared to walk out to my car alone at night because of all of the truck drivers using the parking lot as a camp site.