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Top Kid-Friendly Hotels in Myrtle Beach

Top Kid-Friendly Hotels in Myrtle Beach

February 24, 2023 9:40 am

Families who stay at kid-friendly hotels in Myrtle Beach have never had more relaxing, enjoyable vacations. Chants of “I’m bored” quickly give way to cheering when children discover the resort’s colorful, looping water slides or flashing arcade games. Explore all of the best family hotels in Myrtle Beach to find the right mix of kid-friendly activities and parent-pleasing amenities for your vacation.  Not only are Myrtle Beach family resorts applauded for their impressive selection of things for young children to do, but these hotels feature awesome water features to keep tweens, teens, and adults entertained too. The endless variety of themed splash pads, water slides, lazy rivers, pools, hot tubs, and areas to lounge are the reasons guests choose these top kid-friendly hotels time and again. Myrtle Beach family resorts also offer activities for kids and adults to enjoy on dry land. Take a break from the pools and spend time together playing at the on-site playgrounds, game rooms, and arcades offered at some of the best kid-friendly hotels. Myrtle Beach weather is perfect for enjoying outdoor games, like giant lawn checkers or chess, mini golf, shuffleboard, or cornhole, and these resorts also host live events for families, including DJ pool parties, trivia, and kids’ crafts too. The best Myrtle Beach family resorts offer many spacious suite styles to choose from, so you’ll have no problem finding an oceanfront hotel room or three-bedroom condo to sleep your crew comfortably. In-room amenities vary from fully equipped kitchens to spacious balconies to Murphy beds for extra sleeping space. Take advantage of year-round hotel deals offered at top Myrtle Beach family hotels to get the room you need at a great, affordable price. Next time you’re planning a trip to Myrtle Beach with your children, check out this list of the best kid-friendly resorts in the area:

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