Summary:

The Atlantic is a few steps from the lobby, the 21st Avenue dining lineup is three minutes on foot, and the morning Starbucks run two or three blocks down — Vermosa sits nine floors up on the north end of Myrtle Beach with the Atlantic out the living room's floor-to-ceiling slider. A king bed in the bedroom, a stylish modern interior, and a spa-leaning walk-in shower in the bath. The StayMareni Guest Guide points you to the dinner spots and corners of Myrtle Beach most visitors miss.



The Space:

From the suite itself, the kind of clean, easygoing oceanfront framing that makes a Boardwalk stay click — the living room slides open to a private balcony, the Atlantic running the full glass wall on the ocean side. An owner's home rather than a hotel room — furnished by the people who use it themselves, looked after by us the way they'd want it looked after.



The living room runs the front of the suite — that's where the ocean lives. A blue loveseat sectional pulls around a wood coffee table and a wall-mounted Smart TV; a kitchen-side dining nook holds two tall stools under a brass pendant. Light wood-look floors throughout, a PTAC tucked below the slider for whatever the weather does. The bedroom sits behind a barn-door slider on the interior side — a king bed under a clean grid-pattern headboard, two nightstands with simple white lamps, a console with the second Smart TV. The galley kitchen carries stainless steel appliances, terrazzo-style countertops, and a full electric range with oven for an actual home-cooked meal — a Keurig already loaded for the early riser. The bathroom reads spa — subway tile in the walk-in shower with a vertical glass-mosaic accent strip, a rainfall showerhead and built-in bench, a quartz-topped vanity with a black-framed mirror.



Boardwalk Oceanfront Tower is the quieter neighbor to the dense strip south of it — direct beach access from the lobby, free parking right out the door. The pool deck spreads: outdoor pool, lazy river, two hot tubs, and an indoor heated pool for cooler days, with palm-shaded loungers facing the Atlantic.



The walking radius does most of the work. Starbucks is two or three blocks south, the 21st Avenue restaurants right past it, the Convention Center ten minutes up the road. Second Avenue Pier is five minutes south on foot; the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, about ten.



Guest Access:

The entire suite is yours — one bedroom, one bath, a sleeper sofa in the living room, and a private oceanfront balcony off the living room. Use of the resort water features: outdoor pool, lazy river, two hot tubs, and the indoor heated pool. One parking pass — free lot in front of the building, or covered garage across the street.



The Neighborhood:

Conveniently situated oceanfront resort is located on the beach, 6 miles from Myrtle Beach State Park and about 1 mile from the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade's attractions, shops, and restaurants.



Getting Around:

The best way to get around Myrtle Beach is by car or Uber. While staying at the resort you can walk to the beach or to the following attractions or restaurants.



Entertainment:



Myrtle Beach Boardwalk - 14 minutes walk

SkyWheel Myrtle Beach - 17 minutes walk

Broadway At The Beach - 30 minutes walk



Dining:



Bummz Beach Cafe - 4 minute walk

River City Cafe - 4 minute walk

Hot Tomato - 5 minute walk

Dirty Don's Oyster Bar & Grill - 5 minute walk

Soho Steak & Seafood Sushi Bar - 5 minute walk



Coffee Shop:



Starbucks - 3 minute walk



The resort is within driving distance to the Myrtle Beach International Airport, which is approximately 4 miles away.



Other Things to Note:

Vermosa was put together for the easy beach week — modern, considered, and out of the way when you need it to be. Wake up to the Atlantic through the living room slider, set up the laptop on the dining nook if work calls, run the bath after a beach day. Hosted with care — we're a quick text away when you need us, and out of your way when you don't.



Your door code arrives on check-in day and everything is waiting inside — StayMareni K-cups and a stocked tea selection, oatmeal, breakfast bars, and popcorn, hotel-quality toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, body wash, lotion), and the same well-kept linens and towels we'd want for ourselves. Four bath towels per bathroom; stays of four nights or longer get a complimentary refresh during business hours. Pool towels are stocked in-suite April 1 through September 30, and available by request the rest of the year. High-speed WiFi throughout the suite. One parking pass. Ask about our StayMareni Guest Guide — written on the ground in Myrtle Beach, weighted toward the experiences worth carving the morning out for.



Friendly reminder: this is a smoke-free home, the booking guest must be 21 or older, and Boardwalk's pool bands are waiting in the suite when you arrive. The monthly Boardwalk access code arrives the day of check-in with your door code.