The Breakers Resort

About The Breakers Resort

The Breakers Resort stretches along Ocean Boulevard with five oceanfront towers and direct access to a sandy stretch of shoreline that feels distinctly more relaxed than the rest of the Grand Strand. The setup here is built for families and groups who need more than a standard hotel room. What really sets The Breakers Resort apart is the sheer volume of water amenities packed onto the property. Between the outdoor pool deck, indoor pools, The Cove waterpark with five slides and a lazy river that winds through the entire complex, there's enough here to keep everyone entertained without leaving the grounds. For golfers, the location puts you within easy reach of dozens of courses, making Myrtle Beach one of the busiest golf destinations in the United States.

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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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For golfers who want options, Myrtle Beach delivers. The region is home to a deep roster of courses that span every style and skill level—traditional parkland layouts, bold coastal designs, architect-driven championship tracks—and The Breakers sits right in the middle of it all. Back at the resort, the water is the main attraction. The Cove is an oceanfront indoor waterpark with five slides, open year-round regardless of weather. Outside, the pool deck is one of the largest on the Grand Strand, with multiple pools, hot tubs and a lazy river. Kids have their own zone with a sunken pirate ship aquatic playground, complete with water cannons and dumping buckets. Dining options run from grab-and-go to sit-down, a speakeasy for dinner and drinks, and a Starbucks on-site for caffeine emergencies.

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The Breakers Resort

Accommodations

Accommodations at The Breakers Resort are sized and equipped for longer stays, not just overnight stops. Studios come with a small fridge and microwave, while the one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom suites and condos step up to full kitchens, dining areas and living rooms that actually feel like living rooms. Floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies make the most of the oceanfront location, and many units look straight out over the water.