As if that weren't enough to choose from, the Sea Mist turned some of its units into Jacuzzi suites for the 1998 season. And if you stay six paid nights at standard rates, the seventh night is free. And that's not all. Guests can putter around on the resort's miniature golf course, play on the private tennis courts, work out in the health club or dine in one of several restaurants. The kids really seem to go for the ice cream parlor, doughnut shop and video arcade.
Organized activities focus on keeping the kids occupied.
Adults enjoy golf privileges and the glorious Carolina sunshine. The Sea Mist is smack-dab in the middle of downtown Myrtle Beach, and parking and traffic can be hectic. The Sheraton continues its tradition of quality service at its Myrtle Beach Resort. More than 200 rooms overlook the ocean, including family suites and efficiencies. Geared more to the adults, Kokomo's oceanfront bar and restaurant attracts guests from the pool deck during the summer and provides fun for everyone.