Courtyard by Marriott Myrtle Beach Barefoot Landing

Debbie Burton

$349.00 per night. Very expensive for the room we got. I reserved the room online and requested 1 king bed and a sofa couch. I only had the king size bed. No sofa couch. I complained but got no results. Our mini fridge wouldn't get cold, complained about that as well but again no result. Overpriced for what I reserved especially after complained and nothing being done about it.

Johnny Disco

The beds were incredible and I enjoyed the blacony in my room. The service and location was fantastic and they even had free access to one of the best gyms in Myrtle. I will definitely be staying there again.

Charles Berger

No complaints, except the bar needs to be open for social gatherings. We didn't find enough towels in the room for two people. The room itself was cozy but very overpriced. We still come back for the convenience of Barefoot Landing. Otherwise, Marriott needs to work on their rates. Thank you.

Richard Thoms

We picked the Courtyard at Barefoot Landing since it was the highest rated chain hotel in the Myrtle Beach area we could find that was also pet friendly. The lobby area was nice and the room was clean. Our biggest issue was that it is an older hotel (built in 1999 and last renovated in 2010) so common areas and rooms look dated with visible dings throughout. We stayed in the 1 bedroom suite over Presidents Day weekend with an average rate of $235 per night. Comparable hotels/rooms at that price point would typically have a kitchen in a 1 bedroom suite, but the Courtyard did not (we knew this at the time of booking). This combined with no complimentary breakfast really brings the overall value of the hotel down a notch especially when compared to newer hotel brands.