Best Spa Hotels in Myrtle Beach

The sprawling Myrtle Beach Marriott Resort & Spa at Grande Dunes sits about 6 miles northeast along the coast from downtown Myrtle Beach. The resort is fresh off a $14 million renovation, completed in 2017, which brought renovated guest rooms, meeting space and other amenities. Guests have access to numerous pools (indoor and outdoor, heated and unheated) and the beach –basically everything you and your brood could need for a relaxing week by the sea. When you're not lounging in the sun, rooms offer a comfortable respite, with pillow-top mattresses, marble bathrooms and Bath & Body Works toiletries. The hotel receives accolades for service and cleanliness as well. Recent guests recommended requesting an oceanfront room to fully take advantage of the hotel's prime location. The only downside here, according to some recent guests, was that the service was inconsistent. Thanks to the property's Marriott ties, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn or redeem points here.

Sitting pretty on a 7.5-acre island (tucked between the Atlantic Ocean and White Point Squash North Beach Plantation), this Myrtle Beach retreat attracts visitors with its impressive ocean views. But according to recent guests, that's not all North Beach Plantation has going for it. Guests laud the luxury villas and oceanfront condominiums; one-bedroom condos boast spacious balconies, furnished kitchens, flat-screen TVs and Jacuzzi tubs. When you and your crew aren't unwinding in your roomy digs, seek solace at Cinzia Spa, which offers nourishing body treatments and couples massages. Craving more activity? Swim a few laps in one of the resort's pools or arrange a tee time through the resort's golf department for one of the nearby golf courses. When dinnertime rolls around, refuel at 21 Main Prime Steak House, which offers an extensive wine selection, sizzling sirloins and a sushi and sashimi bar. You'll find North Beach Plantation about 10 miles northeast of downtown Myrtle Beach.