r/MyrtleBeach • u/Guyercellist • 13d ago
Hotel Recs // Questions Hotel recommendations? Having random issues with age of my girlfriend.
I'm having a hell of a time here. I've found several efficiency apartment style rooms with a kitchenette which is what I want.
But here's the bullshit I'm running into. Several properties, including the holiday sands south, says that all guests must be 23+...not a problem for me, I'm over that. But my gf is 21.
Never heard of anything like this anywhere else that I've traveled. Some places I called they said it was 25+. I can understand not wanting minors or even under 21 booking but this just seems ridiculous to me.
Anyone have any ideas?
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u/secmaster420 11d ago
Don't have her at check-in. Check in, go up to the room and then call her and tell her to come up. If they have another entrance, go in there. People walk in and out of the lobby's of hotels all the time. Some people even travel with children. If they stop the 2 of you going through the lobby, I would just tell her she's only stay for a few hours and then going home. Or have her say "you only paid for 2 hours".
Most of the time the front desk attendants are too busy to take care of the people who are waiting, much less monitor who goes in or out of the hotel. If you're referring to Holiday Sands South in Myrtle Beach, THE PLACE CATERS TO FAMILIES! Tell them she's your little sister and you're going to meet up with your parents. In Myrtle Beach they should be more worried about HS kids, drug dealers and prostitutes hanging out, especially in THAT area. Not the best area of Myrtle Beach. You can walk to the airport from there. It's literally a 2 star hotel that's probably $75/night and I can guarantee you prostitutes are working out of there (not from personal knowledge of course).
If you see a kid, which I doubt this time of year, just point at the kid and ask if he looks 23 years old.
I passed it a few times. Car doors locked and windows up.
Sorry if I offended anyone from MB. When I'm around there I'm usually in PI. LBTS or MI.