Myrtle Beach Lodging for the Leisure Vacationer

Myrtle Beach Hotels for the Leisure Traveler

So how do you find what you're looking for in a sea of options? Most beach-bound travelers come into Myrtle Beach on Highway 17 or the Highway 17 bypass. If shopping - not sunning - is more your style, consider a stay at the Holiday Inn situated right next to the megalithic Waccamaw Factory Shops on the bypass. The Sleep Inn at Waccamaw Pines is another area option. And, right behind Waccamaw Pottery, you'll find The Forum to blast you to the past with sounds of Swing and Big Band Music nightly.

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If your need to time travel is intense, you're close to the Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament, located at Hwy. 501 at Waccamaw. After a day at the beach come see the Knights - at the Medieval Times you'll enjoy a four-course banquet and a show of superlative horsemanship and sword play as a medieval tournament comes to life before your eyes.

But, we've only scratched the surface of the shows and shopping. Beginning during years at the Bowery, a scruffy little honky tonk near the Pavilion, the boys from Alabama have made Myrtle Beach their summer home. The Alabama Theater is located at Barefoot Landing, an interesting enclave of boutiques and specialty shops with merchandise ranging from inexpensive souvenirs to one-of-a-kind art works.

At Barefoot Landing you'll also find House of Blues serving up Cajun food and an eclectic combination of Delta blues and Southern Fried Rock. ZZ Top, Lynrd Skynrd, Steve Winwood, and the Neville Brothers have all played House of Blues.

Want to stay close to Barefoot Landing? Check with North Shore Realty for a room that will put you oceanfront close to Barefoot Landing. With a collection of condos for rent in the Myrtle Beach area, they can book you into luxury that includes a kitchen and access to a washer and dryer as well as all the sun and sand amenities along the lines of pools and Jacuzzis that you need for a great family vacation with easy access to shows and shopping.

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