
Comfort Inn near Barefoot Landing
3801 Highway 17 S, North Myrtle Beach -Call Us (Map)v | 0.8 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 2 mins ) |
t | 17 mins walking |
v | 0.8 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 2 mins ) |
t | 17 mins walking |
v | 0.8 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 4 mins ) |
t | 17 mins walking |
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v | 0.9 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach |
t | 19 mins walking |
Uber from $6-7 | |
l | Deborah "The hotel front desk employees were great; the room was clean and nice; I would tell anyone if you're going to the beach, stay at this hotel - wonderful." |
v | 0.9 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 4 mins ) |
t | 18 mins walking |
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l | Mitchell "Loved the view and the buffet breakfast was delicious." |
v | 1.9 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 5 mins ) |
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v | 0.9 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 4 mins ) |
t | 18 mins walking |
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v | 0.7 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 3 mins ) |
t | 14 mins walking |
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v | 0.6 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 3 mins ) |
t | 11 mins walking |
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v | 0.8 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 5 mins ) |
t | 17 mins walking |
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v | 1.5 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 4 mins ) |
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v | 1.5 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 5 mins ) |
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l | Kristi B "The hotel staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly. I felt right at home and well taken care of." |
v | 2.2 miles from House of Blues Myrtle Beach ( 6 mins ) |
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This venue is ranked #1 of 1 venue in North Myrtle Beach
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Cameron, Beaufort Sun, 6 May 2018
One of my favorite concert venues I've been to. Perfect size. Love that they have parking lot on site and didn't charge for parking.
Liked: Size of venue; friendly staff; parking lot on site.
Christopher, Goose Creek
We came to see Breaking Benjamin with special guest Wilson. I knew that the venue had some limited seating; but, that must've been all taken/reserved by venue staff and VIPs as none was available, even at the pre-sale. These seats should be more available to patrons, especially older people that have great difficulty standing for such a long period of time. The doors didn't open on time so people were lined up around the building in the cold, most of which were still waiting when the first band started. The show was "non-smoking" which is fine; but, there was no outside smoking area that anyone could go to without being prohibited from re-entry. There are balconies and fenced in areas outside that people could have used; but, they were not accessible. The bars were understaffed for a sold out crowd. The poor bartenders were amazing at what they were expected to do; but, people still had abnormally long wait times for beverages... missing large portions of the show. The video equipment is out of date. The large screens look like they're getting their signal from a convenience store. The sound system is also painfully out of date. Either that or the sound engineer doesn't know what he's doing. The overall sound was muffled and "boomy." The low end frequencies were all muddled into each other and the mid-range and higher frequencies were nearly non-existent. It sounded like some dive bar out in the sticks with some cover band using pawn shop equipment. For a national act like Breaking Benjamin, this is unacceptable. Every show I attend at The House of Blues strengthens my resolve to never attend another show there; however, decent national acts tend to avoid South Carolina like the plague, so when one actually books a show here, we bite the bullet. This was the case with Breaking Benjamin. Trying to catch a good show is a no-brainer, until we find out it's at the House of Blues... then the decision gets a good deal tougher.
Liked: The band was great; the poor bartenders were amazing.
Disliked: Standing room only; poor visibility from most of the venue; unable to purchase seating; out of date equipment.
Deborah, Dillon
Liked: The concert was great.
Mary P, Myrtle Beach
Saw Theory of a Deadman and Bush and was so impressed by how helpful and friendly the staff was. The acoustics weren't the greatest but overall it was a great venue.
Liked: Staff.
Disliked: The sound was a bit on the poor side.
Christine H, Carolina Beach, NC
Love the House of Blues. Nice small venue. Great time!
Bob C, Orlando, FL
Great night at the House of Blues. The chef should be commended! Dinner was excellent and the staff was great. Cheap Trick rocked and it was a very memorable evening. Thanks to all!
Gary, East Liverpool
Liked: Attended the Niki Feezle CF Benefit featuring Gary Todd Barker (Bret Michaels tribute artist). He put on a 2-1/2 to 3 hour show all by himself. He was fantastic. You need to book him more often. I can't believe Legends hasn't grabbed him up!
Timothy L, Conway
Moe the bouncer was great and made sure our time was great as well! Great management staff as well.
Liked: Staff
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Dotted along a stretch of golden sand, there are stacks of shops, restaurants and hotels near to House of Blues Myrtle Beach. It's based in the Barefoot Landing area which attracts a mix of tourists and locals who come for the buzz of nightlife and freshly caught seafood.
Barefoot Riverboat Princess
Test out your sea legs while cruising along the Intracoastal Waterway. There are two climate-controlled decks, plus a third outdoor one for that wind-swept 'celebrity' hair. Prices vary according to duration of cruise and meal served.
MirrorMaze
Sometimes you have to lose yourself, to find yourself again. Or something. Either way, this attraction will amuse you with its 2000 square feet of mirrors, never-ending hallways and dead ends.
Alligator Adventure
Over 700 alligators and crocodiles, rare snakes, lizards, tropical birds and other exotic creatures make this one of the biggest reptile zoos in the world. The entry fee includes live shows and demonstrations to see the animals in action.
Umbertos
A-ten minute walk from the venue will land you at this beach-casual Italian restaurant. Diners enjoy generous platefuls of eggplant parmesan and spaghetti with calamari, among other dishes, followed by good coffee.
Berry's Seafood Express Market
For fish so fresh it was swimming the day before, take the ten-minute drive up the coast to Berry's. After you've picked out your shrimp, scallop, crab or other seafood, it'll be cooked up and served up with a lemon wedge and choice of sides.
SeaBlue Restaurant and Wine Bar
If happy to dig deeper into your pocket, splash out at this upmarket restaurant which can be found ten minutes' drive up the coast. Chefs prepare dishes like baked burgundy escargot, Japanese wagyu beef and Maryland-style crab cakes.
The traffic along the main highways can get clogged, especially during the peak summer months. If you don't want to sit in your car for hours, consider getting around on a bike or by using the Coast RTA - Myrtle Beach's public bus system.
Drive along Highway 17 to North Myrtle Beach/the Barefoot Landing area. Then continue to near Alabama Theater at which point you'll need to veer off into the House of Blues parking lot.
The in-house restaurant Crossroads is a dab hand at classic American dishes including Jambalaya, slow-smoked pulled pork and cornbread with maple syrup. If you're after something more casual, head for one of the four bars (three downstairs and one up) which serve club snacks like hot dogs and cheese nachos to fuel the evening's activities.
Yes - visitors can park up in one of 600 spaces adjacent to the venue...free of charge. There are also plenty of space around the Barefoot Landing area so you can strike 'worry about parking' off your to-do list.
Go casual - no dinner jacket or sequins necessary (unless that's what you fancy wearing, of course).
If you're around on a Sunday, check out the venue's Gospel Brunch which sees local talent sing up a storm as people enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet. Tickets cost around $30.