Resort layout

Does anyone know if TW2A unit 0634 is on the beach, or in the original building? I don't know how the resort it laid out.

Thank you.

susanp218 wrote:

Does anyone know if TW2A unit 0634 is on the beach, or in the original building? I don't know how the resort it laid out.

Thank you.

it is in the middle ocean front building, but not sure it is ocean front vs ocean view, meaning when on your balcony you may have to turn to the side to be facing the ocean.

What is the elevator situation like at the resort? I have been at the Fairfield Seawatch and they could use a few more elevators. I hope this place isn't the same. Thanx.

bruce907 wrote:

What is the elevator situation like at the resort? I have been at the Fairfield Seawatch and they could use a few more elevators. I hope this place isn't the same. Thanx.

They could use more elevators in Tower three. There was a long wait when the pool cleared each evening.

I need an Opinion which resort is better Ocean Boulevard or Seawatch Plantation.

quadiral wrote:

I need an Opinion which resort is better Ocean Boulevard or Seawatch Plantation.

Seawatch is so much better than Ocean Blvd. Parking for one is a major problem in high demand times at Ocean Blvd. Would use points or rent at about $1500 per week and park 3 blocks away when you have groceries. Seawatch is excellent.

any one know where TW2B is?

which tower has the best view of the ocean?

Towers 1, 2, and 3 have the best ocean view. Specific units within those towers have better views and some are ocean front.

Why is SeaWatch so much better than Ocean Boulevard? Does it offer more ammenities, etc? Any restaurants you would recommend?

My kids and especially my grand kids prefer Ocean Boulevard over Seawatch because there is so much to do within walking distance of Ocean Boulevard (public park, amusement park, beach stores, restaurants). Seawatch is about .9 miles from any restaurant or beach shop. Both Ocean Boulevard and Seawatch are definitely deserving of Gold Crown Status and are top-quality resorts. Both have excellent pools and beaches. Wyndham manages all four towers at Ocean Boulevard; at Seawatch, Wyndham manages all three villa buildings but has only part of the inventory in the two oceanfront towers. Part of One Tower is operated as a hotel; part of the other tower has units that are owned by private individuals who either use or rent their units. About a mile from Seawatch is a McAlister's Deli, a Wendys, a Popeyes, a Golden Corrall, and a Steak and Shake as well as Tanger Outlets. Close to Ocean Boulevard are two beach stores, Duffy Street Sea Food Shack, a couple of sandwich/deli/pizza/burger restaurants, and Hoskins Restaurant (which has a nice little salad bar and excellent fried fish and shrimp. Our favorite restaurant is the Bonefish Grill, on Route 17, about 1.3 miles from Ocean Boulevard. We also like the Sea Captains House (in Myrtle Beach and thus driving distance from either resort), especially for lunch specials.

David Fell

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