The Dayton House Resort is a five and a half acre ocean front hotel resort located at Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. The site is easily accessible from Myrtle Beach airport, where taxis are available for hire. Only about 15 minutes from the airport, the hotel offers parking for its visitors, which doesn't extend to motorcycles or vehicles carrying motorcycles due to noise restrictions.
The hotel contains 329 guest rooms housed on 16 floors, which are serviced by elevators. The efficiencies and suites can accommodate up to six people, with the largest suites consisting of two rooms. Children are welcome at the hotel but there is an age restriction of 25 for guests wanting to check in, and pets are not allowed.
Each room is non smoking and has satellite/cable TV and a telephone, where local calls are free of charge. There is also the option of receiving a wake up call if required, although clock radios are available in each room. Many of the rooms have balconies with ocean views.
Whilst there is no golf course actually on the site of the hotel, it gives guests the opportunity to access over 40 championship courses. Packages are offered to tempt the golf enthusiast, which include lodging, green fees, carts and taxes. In total there are five packages available ranging in price from $62 to $825 depending on the time of year, course and nights stayed.
Aside from taking a dip in the Atlantic Ocean, water loving guests have access to four different pools and three spa tubs. One of the pools is a walk-in overflow pool, whilst there is also an indoor/outdoor pool, an indoor pool and a pool for the kids. Other features on site include a lazy river, an oceanfront lawn with picnic tables, two saunas and a gift shop.
Children are catered for at the resort too with infant beds or cribs available, which must be requested in advance on making a reservation. Aside from the aforementioned kids' pool there is an arcade/game room on site, plus there are plenty of amusement parks, miniature golf and water activities offsite to take the children to as well.
There are no restaurants or caf, areas at the hotel, but guests do not have to travel far to find a place to eat as there are plenty of bars, restaurants and shopping facilities nearby. Breakfast is available at an additional cost, but there is the option for self service too, as most rooms contain a refrigerator, stove and microwave.
The most recent reviews from guests mostly show good experiences. The resort has tremendous views and is generally good value for money. Comments were made about the hotel looking a little bit tired and in need of refurbishment, although it was generally clean.
Overall it seems many people return to the hotel several times. It appears that children are well catered for in the hotel and by activities offsite too.
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