Showing posts with label resort information. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resort information. Show all posts

Thursday, January 15, 2015

Take a Swing with One of Our New Golf Partners





More Great Golf at Fantastically Low Plantation Resort Rates!

Our owners will recognize this article from the annual newsletter that they recently received and now we’re passing on the great news to everyone!

We’re excited to announce new partnerships with several local golf courses: Burning Ridge, Colonial Charters, Indian Wells and Rivers Edge. Plantation Resort provides our owners with excellent rates to an array of beautiful courses that will challenge and delight you. For only $25 plus tax you’ll enjoy access to these beautiful courses with the added benefit of either a golf cart or a lower price.


These new relationships will replace Heron Point (closing December 15th), Wicked Stick (closing May 2015) and the Island Green golf course (closing TBA) in our current golf line up.


Without further ado, here are our new partners:

Burning Ridge







This picturesque golf course is winner of the 2006 South Carolina Golf Course of the Year award. It’s easy to see why when you experience the gently sloping hills and tranquil ponds designed by architect Gene Hamm. Their staff shares our passion for southern hospitality, so you’re sure to feel welcome as you relax in their recently renovated clubhouse.

Colonial Charters












Water hazards and sand traps offer a fun way to test the accuracy of your swing. You’ll find a comfortable atmosphere at Colonial Charters to relax and practice your game.

Indian Wells







Another favorite course designed by Gene Hamm, Indian Wells boasts one of the best and toughest holes in Myrtle Beach. If you’re looking for a challenge, you’ll love this course’s eighteenth hole.

Rivers Edge













This Arnold Palmer course takes you to a different world with challenging and beautiful greens that highlight their natural surroundings. Serene lakes and natural habitats are integrated in a balanced design that you will remember playing for a lifetime.

In addition to these new locations, our existing partnerships continue with Indigo Creek Golf Club, Azalea Sands, River Oaks Golf Plantation, Wedgefield Plantation, Tupelo Bay and Midway Par 3. All of our golf partners strive to tee up the best golf experience for our owners. Call 1-855-230-1877 to make your  reservation with Plantation Resort and learn more about our great golf options.

Friday, December 19, 2014

Protect Yourself From Fraud

*Owners at Plantation Resort will soon be seeing this article in the annual newsletter.  We felt that it was too important to wait, so we are also publishing it here on the blog.

An owner recently reported that a group claiming to be affiliated with Plantation Resort has been attempting to sell fraudulent vacation packages to our owners.  They call and invite our owners to dinner at a local restaurant.  Offering a consultation, the imposters convince them to purchase a “vacation package.”   The imposters then take the money and disappear.  Our owners never hear anything about their vacation package again.

In other instances, scammers have called our owners, offering to sell their timeshare for them.  They ask for money to put ads on websites, often called a “marketing fee.”  Then the scammers take the money and make the owner believe that their timeshare was sold.  Many of our owners have been confused when they continue to receive correspondence from us after they were told that their timeshare had been sold to someone else.

Most recently we discovered a ploy to change owners’ contact information. The scammer read off the information on the owner’s account to the Owner Services representative, then they ask to change the phone number, email and home address.  When we figured out what they were doing, we called the phone numbers and were met with resistance. It is unclear as of yet, what the motives are in changing this information.  We have since contacted the police, who are working to uncover who is behind these attacks.  In the meantime we are tracking the accounts that were targeted and we urge you to protect your personal information by keeping it in a safe and secure location.

We continue to warn against giving money up-front to anyone claiming to be able to sell your timeshare for you.  This is true now more than ever.  There are legitimate businesses that will sell your timeshare, but they will not ask for money up-front.  Because a deed is involved, selling timeshare with one of these companies is like selling your house with a realtor.  You do not pay until the property is sold.

Here are some helpful tips if you think you are dealing with an imposter:

  • If someone asks for money up-front, hang up.
  • If someone claims to be with Plantation Resort, call us. We will confirm whether the offer you received is legitimate or not.
  • Do your research before paying any fees.  You can contact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) by calling 1-877-FTC-HELP (1-877-382-4357) or by visiting www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov.


If you or anyone you know is involved with a deal that seems suspicious, please contact our Owner Services Department at 1-855-230-1877 and the Better Business Bureau so that we can warn other owners, saving them from becoming the next victims.

Monday, September 22, 2014

Off Season? What Off Season?

(Odd and annual year Plantation Resort timeshare owners will recognize this article from the newsletter recently sent out.)

If you like avoiding crowds and heavy traffic, enjoy relaxing in warm weather while your friends freeze at home and want to vacation in a beautiful condo surrounded by breathtaking landscape, then consider spending some of your winter at Plantation Resort.  You’ll love the quiet beauty and comfort that is Myrtle Beach in the “off season.”

Imagine a romantic walk along the beach without anyone but you and your loved one enjoying the view. Take a warm dip in the hot tub at the Outdoor Pool during a brisk evening.  See the models decorated for the Holidays.  You’ll enjoy so many unique opportunities only available during the winter months.

Almost all of the entertainment venues are open through the winter.  Most change their line-ups to holiday shows, so you can see something new in Myrtle Beach that “on season” visitors miss. Imagine Pirates Voyage with a new, winter-themed storyline, or Alabama Theater performers singing your favorite Christmas carols.  These are great shows that you won’t want to miss.

In addition to the great shopping (a must for the Holidays), entertainment and delicious restaurants found in Myrtle Beach, winter guests enjoy all the great amenities that Plantation Resort has to offer. Spend your mornings relaxing by the Indoor Pool or warming up with one of our heart-pumping aerobic classes.  Spend the rest of the day meeting and socializing with fellow guests at the Activities Center during your favorite activities or joining one of our day-trips to local sights.  With so many things to do, Plantation Resort provides an ideal escape from the world even during the “off season.”

Come visit us in the “off season” and see how your favorite beach does the winter.  To find out more about how you can stay at Plantation Resort in the “off season,” call 1-800-845-5039.  

Monday, June 30, 2014

Reservation Tip #2: RCI Designates Plantation Resort as Four Different Resorts


Did you know that within RCI Plantation Resort is considered to be 4 different resorts?  If you enter resort ID 4220, 6045, 1797 or 2791 into the resort locator at RCI.com, you’ll see that they are all located here at our resort.

This has led to some confusion.  Exchange guests who stay with us one year and love their condo may come back the next year expecting the same type of unit and be surprised to find something completely different.

Unit options differ depending on the resort ID you use.   For instance, if you need a 1 bedroom condo, you’ll want to search within the resort IDs 6045 or 1797.  Or if you come with a friend, you’ll want to reserve under the same resort ID in order to stay in neighboring condos.

Understanding the differences between resort IDs will help you know what to expect when you reserve your stay.  This post is the second in a series to help you reserve your perfect vacation at Plantation Resort.

The four RCI resort designations (IDs) found at Plantation Resort are:

1797 - Plantation Resort of Myrtle Beach
2791 - Plantation Golf Villas
4220 - Presidential Villas at Plantation Resort
6045 - Plantation Resort Villas




What all 4 resort IDs share

You may consider Plantation Resort one resort, which is true.  Amenities such as the pools, complimentary beach shuttle, spa, breakfast buffet are available to all our guests, no matter which resort ID is linked to your reservation.  All guests check in at the same front desk and enjoy the cheerful service of our excellent staff.

Here's a pro tip: if, for whatever reason, you were late in reserving under one resort ID, try one of the other 3 designations to increase your chances of staying at Plantation Resort.  So while it may seem slightly confusing to have the multiple resort designations through RCI, you can see how it can really work to your benefit when you want to vacation at Plantation Resort.

So let’s look at the 4 resort designations and consider the unique options that each offer.

How they differ
Plantation 4 025 copyPresidential Villas at Plantation Resort-4220
If you’re traveling with a large group and will need a 3 bedroom unit to sleep up to 12, then look into reserving in the resort ID 4220.  This resort designation boasts the highest availability of 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom units, so you’ll increase your chances of receiving the number of bedrooms that you want.

This was the first purpose-built timeshare section of Plantation Resort, which mean it was built specifically with timeshare in mind.  These units are almost identical in their layout so if you've been to a "Presidential Villas at Plantation Resort" unit then you know what to expect from these suites.
Rooms types available in 4220 (Click on links for more info about these room types.)
Plantation Resort Villas-6045
These units are considered “conversion” units, which means that they were originally privately owned condos.  Plantation Resort purchased these units as they have come on the market and has converted them into some of our most up-to-date  timeshare condos.  As not all of the units in a given building have been converted, you may find permanent residents next door to you.
This is the only resort ID that includes 3 bedroom loft units.  It also has the most availability in our popular 2 bedroom lofts.  The loft is “open”, allowing you to see over the railing into the living room below.  In these units, the loft itself is considered a bedroomalways a fun place for children or friends to stay.  These are very popular, so book early and put in a request for this room type if you want to increase your chances of successfully reserving it.

Room types available in 6045 (Click on links for more info about these room types.)
Plantation Resort of Myrtle Beach-1797

Buildings 208, 221, 223 make up this resort ID and is the first resort designation at Plantation Resort affiliated with RCI.  It includes a variation on the loft floor plan—the enclosed loft.  This means that there is a full wall, window and  door separating the loft bedroom from the living room below.

Room types available in 1797 (Click on links for more info about these room types.)


Plantation Golf Villas-2791
Within this resort ID, you will find the most variety among condos.  These are not timeshare units, but are owned by individuals who exchange their unit through RCI.  Because these condos are individually owned, they each have their own unique style that reflects the tastes of the owner.  The floor plans are similar; the main differences will be in the décor.  If you find a unit in the Plantation Golf Villas that you particularly enjoy and would like to reserve again, be sure to put in an early, specific request for that unit because it is unique.

Room types available in 2791 (Click on links for more info about these room types.)
No matter which resort ID you use, once you’re on property we consider it our mission to create an exceptional vacation experience for you and your family.  Our Owner Services staff can help you navigate these resort designations to reserve a unit that will be perfect for you.  To speak with Owner Services or for more information on reserving at Plantation Resort, call 1-800-845-5039.  Hope to see you soon!

Friday, May 30, 2014

Plantation Resort Loves Our Sea Turtles


People from all over enjoy our world famous beaches, but did you know that sea turtles love them too?  Starting in May you may begin seeing tracks in the sand as sea turtles come ashore, testing the beach to see how ideal it is for laying eggs.  Because of the lights, noise and other factors of development on the beach, sea turtles are often frightened back into the ocean, but there are things we can do to make them feel warm and welcome on our beaches and increase our chances of seeing a sea turtle.  Plantation Resort is dedicated to helping the sea turtles not only survive but thrive on our local beaches.  We invite you to help us in our efforts.

How can I help?


The South Carolina Beach Authority suggests that you:


·         Stay off the dunes.  The sea turtles lay their eggs in the dunes and when we keep them safe and clean we increase our chances of seeing sea turtles there.


·         Don’t pick sea oats.  These plants help maintain the health of the dune by providing structure for the dunes and adding essential nutrients for the eggs in the soil.


·         Pick up litter.  We don’t want the turtles getting sick because they saw a plastic bag and thought that it looked like a yummy jelly fish.

·         Please clean up all beach chairs, toys, etc. when you head home.  Sometimes turtles find themselves cornered or confused when they encounter these objects.

·         Fill in holes.  Turtles can become trapped in them.

·         Don’t set off fireworks.  Sea turtles can become frightened of the noise and swim away.  Sometimes they also eat the debris causing sickness.

·         Public sea turtle patrols will take place every Friday beginning June 6 and running till August 8 at the Myrtle Beach State Park.  These educational walks start at 6 am and are led by a local sea turtle rescue expert who will tell you all about Myrtle Beach’s relationship with sea turtles (free with park admission).  Who knows, you might even spot a sea turtle.

Click here for the Myrtle Beach State Park website.  For a useful sea turtle handout, see "Beach Information" in the side panel and click on the "loggerhead sea turtle activity" link.

What if I see a sea turtle?

We can all play a role in protecting sea turtles in our area.

·         If you see a turtle or turtle tracks, call and inform a park ranger.  The phone number is 843-238-5325.

·         Turtles use the light of the moon to guide them back to the ocean and can be misdirected by onshore lights.  During the egg-laying season sea turtle rescue groups ask that you avoid using flashlights or cell phone lights on the beach.  

·         Remain quiet since the turtles are spooked by noise and movement.

·         Keep your distance, staying low and behind the sea turtle.

·         If you are lucky enough to see babies crawling across the shore, let them crawl on their own so that they can build the muscles they’ll need to survive in the ocean.  You can also make sure the path to the ocean is clear and open.

·         Watch where you step.

A few more turtle facts

·         On our beaches we mostly see Loggerheads but other turtles like Kemps Ridley, Leatherback and Green turtles have occasionally made an appearance.  There are 7 known turtle species roaming the world’s oceans.

·         Loggerhead Sea turtles are the state reptile of South Carolina.

·         Each spring/summer turtles swim ashore and crawl up the sand to lay their eggs. 

·         Eggs can take approximately 60 days to hatch.  Sand conditions such as temperature and wetness play a role in how long the eggs incubate. 

·         Turtle eggs play an important role in keeping the delicate sand dunes healthy, providing essential nutrients to the dune grasses.

·         Sea turtles are one of the few animals that eat ocean grass, regulating the growth of this important habitat. 

Just 2 miles from Surfside Beach, Plantation Resort is an excellent place to make your base as you pursue active turtle rescue.  Keep an eye out for this summer’s Totally Turtle Activity at Plantation Resort where your children can learn all about sea turtles while they create a fun craft.  Call 1-800-845-5039 for more information about how to reserve your vacation at Plantation Resort.

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Thursday, May 15, 2014

Announcing Plantation Resort's New Logo Marking a Refreshing Change for Your Vacation!



We’re rolling out the red carpet for the new logo at Plantation Resort!

Our new logo is making its debut this year, and it’s looking dapper in black and white with a splash of color.   We’ve dressed up the logo to create a more sophisticated look for the Resort. 
This new, more elegant look reaffirms our commitment to continually improve your "Home Away from Home."   Throughout the year you will see gradual changes as the new logo replaces the old on signs, buildings, business cards and everywhere in between.

Plantation Resort is excited to unveil the new logo which will be the face of Plantation Resort for years to come.  Come see for yourself the exciting changes that's reflected in our new logo!   Call 1-800-845-5039 to make your reservation today!

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Where you can play in Myrtle Beach in April?


With so many exciting activities coming to Myrtle Beach this April, we simply had to share them with you!  We've compiled a  list of some of the most enticing activities for children and adults going on in Myrtle Beach this April so that you can plan your perfect vacation for your family.

Sculpture Exhibition - "Equine Spirit: The Horse in American Art"
Brookgreen Gardens
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr., Pawleys Island
January 25 – April 27

This exhibit explores the history of the horse as subject matter for art in America and showcases important examples of work from the Brookgreen collection by Anna Hyatt Huntington, Charlotte Dunwiddie, and Marilyn Newmark, alongside borrowed works by other renowned sculptors and painters of horses.  Exhibition is free with garden admission.

Frog Watch Training
Brookgreen Gardens
Lowcountry Center Auditorium
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr., Pawleys Island
Saturday, April 5,  10:30 am-12 noon

Become a citizen scientist in this Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) sponsored project.  All you need is an interest in frogs.  Orientation and materials will be provided so you will be ready to listen when the spring season starts.  The program is free with garden admission.  Call (843) 235-6016 for reservations.

Park Palooza
Shelter B2
Myrtle Beach State Park
4401 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach
Saturday, April 5, 10 am-3 pm

Get outside and have some fun while participating in an extravagant array of activities designed for all ages including the entire family!  Various programs will run continuously from 10 am to 3 pm.  Cook over a campfire, throw a cast net, create some nature crafts, meet some live animals, go on a scavenger hunt, navigate with a compass, learn about shells, and much more!  A complete program schedule will be on our website two weeks before the event.

Quidditch World Cup
North Myrtle Beach Park and Sport Complex
150 Citizens Circle, Little River
Saturday, April 5, begins 7:30 am
Sunday, April 6, begins at 8:30 am

Quidditch is an intense, co-ed contact sport played by over 300 teams around the world that even Harry Potter would be proud of.   This April, 80 of those teams will descend upon North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to crown the sport’s world champion– the winner of the seventh annual International Qudditch Association (IQA) World Cup.  Come join the crowd, cheer, and be part of the most unique event in sports.  After all, there are lots of championships, but there’s only one IQA WORLD CUP.

Sculpture Talk
Brookgreen Gardens
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr., Pawleys Island
Sunday, April 6, 3-4 pm

Join sculptor-in-residence, Jim Licaretz, in the Lowcountry Center Auditorium when he presents a program about his work.  The talk is free with garden admission.

Sunset Meditation
Myrtle Beach State Park
4401 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach
Friday, April 11, 6:30 pm

Relax into an easy guided yoga meditation in the calm of nature as the day ends.  This hour-long experience is for ages 12 and up.  Please bring chairs or blankets for the meditation circle.  No yoga postures required.  Free with park admission.

Plantacular Sale
Brookgreen Gardens
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr., Pawleys Island
Saturday and Sunday, April 12-13

One of the most popular Brookgreen events all year, the plantacular sale is a one-stop shopping experience for high-quality plants grown in Brookgreen's greenhouses.  Horticulture staff and volunteers are on-hand to give expert advice for all your gardening needs.  Come early for the best selection.

Urban Sea Turtle
Myrtle Beach State Park
Nature Center
4401 South Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach
Sunday, April 13; April 20 and April 27,  at 2 pm

Learn about the loggerhead sea turtle, and how you can have a positive impact on their nesting and feeding habitats.  There will be no live turtles at this program.  (1 hour) Free with park admission.


Plantation Resort Easter Activity
Thursday, April 17, 11 am
We have a fun time planned for the little ones!  Join us at the Outdoor Pool for a fun and colorful Easter egg hunt, coloring contest with prizes and yummy snacks.  We're excited to see you here!

Easter Breakfast with Buttons the Bunny
Hard Rock Café
1322 Celebrity Circle, Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach
Saturday, April 19, 9:00 am - 10:30 am

Enjoy Easter Breakfast with Buttons the Bunny.  Breakfast includes full breakfast buffet, visit with Buttons the Bunny and Easter treat!  Be sure to bring your camera for great photos!  Call 843-946-0007, ext. 208 for reservations.

Easter Eggstreme
Broadway at the Beach
1325 Celebrity Circle, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Saturday, April 19, 12pm - 4pm

Celebrate Easter with Broadway at the Beach!  On Saturday, April 19th from 12pm to 4pm enjoy meet-and-greets with the Easter Bunny, plus other kid-friendly activities, including games & prizes!  All events will take place near center court, so come out and enjoy this event loaded with fun for kids of all ages!

Surfside Beach Easter Egg Hunt
Huckabee Complex
Saturday, April 19, 2 pm

Who can find the most colorful eggs?  The city of Surfside Beach will be hosting an Easter egg hunt that will include lots of fun for the little ones.

“Into the Wild” Lecture
Brookgreen Gardens
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr., Pawleys Island
Tuesday, April 22, 12 – 1 pm

Join the zoo staff when they present a talk about butterfly conservation.  The lecture is in the Lowcountry Center Auditorium and is free with garden admission.

Myrtle Beach International Film Festival
Carmike Cinemas-Broadway at the Beach
April 23-26
Films and film makers from around the world will showcase their work at the Carmike theater at Broadway at the Beach.  The MBIFF has received prestigious national and international awards which includes recognition as one of the Top 25 film festivals to submit to by Movie Maker Magazine.

“The Reign of Rice Lecture Series”
Brookgreen Gardens
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr., Pawleys Island
Saturday, April 26, 1 pm

Andrew Agha, archeologist, Archeological Research Collective, Charleston, SC, “The Archeology of Rice: Digging for the Roots of Cultivation.”  Lecture is in the Lowcountry Center Auditorium and is free with garden admission.

All of these exciting experiences are just a few minutes away from Plantation Resort so make your vacation plans with us this Easter season.  Accommodations are still available so call us at 1-800-845-5039 to make your reservation today.

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Your Pets Deserve a Vacation Too!

Plantation Resort Home Owners Associations operate as pet-free accommodations, so occasionally guests will express surprise at seeing pets around the Resort in spite of the pet-free policy.  These pets belong to full-time residents and live within residential HOAs inside Plantation Resort.  Resort HOAs have voted to be pet-free, so we want to share some ideas to help you create a fun beach experience for your four-legged family member while you enjoy your vacation at Plantation Resort.

Thanks to the fine local pet resorts, you can stay close to your pets while on vacation.  Just down the road you can check in your special family member for a week of luxury and fun.  They’ll love spending time with you as you travel and when you set them up in their very own pet resort, they’ll enjoy relaxing, playing and making new friends.  When you’re ready for more family time with them, you can pick them up for a fun day at the beach.  While you’re relaxing at the pool, they’ll be enjoying playtime at a special pet playground. 

Here are some of the top rated pet resorts in the area:

Annie’s Grooming Tails (closest at less than a mile away)
1850 Highway 17 N, Surfside Beach, SC 29575
(843)232-0044


      ·         Prices

      o   15% off for Plantation Resort
             guests

      o   Boarding starts at $15 for cats,
            $20 for dogs per night before
            the discount
 
      §   Private runs
 
      §  Cat room
 
§  Food, bedding
 
§  Treats
 
§  Toys
 
§  Play time
 
 
o   Day Care starts at $10

§  Toys

§  Treats

§  Play time

·         Amenities

o   Grooming

o   Group play and individual attention

o   No age limit—Young puppies who need special attention will receive it.

o   This is the only kennel where your pet does not have to be spayed or neutered.  They just ask that you let them know so that they can take special precautions.

o   2012 “Best Kennel” Herald Reader’s Choice Award winner

o   2013 “Best Pet Groomer” Herald Reader’s Choice Award winner


K9 Cabana  (4.1 miles)
3949 Dick Pond Rd., Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
(843)748-0351



·         Prices

o   Peak $33 per 24 hours (Presidents Day, Easter, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, winter season Nov. 21-Jan. 5)

o   Off peak $30 per 24 hours

·         Special Requirements
 
o   Temperament test—out of town guests may bypass this through an additional questionnaire and a reference from a current dog daycare in their hometown
 
o    No shock collars, prong collars, or choking collars

o   Owners should provide food


·         Amenities

o   Private cabanas or open boarding (your choice)

o   Couches for chilling and snoozing

o   Play yard with climbing platform

o   Play yard with splash pool and grass potty areas

o   Grooming offered

o   Dog treats, cakes and pupcakes from an organic bakery


A Dog’s Way Inn  (7.9 miles)
761 Pendergrass Ave, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576
(843)357-4545



      ·         Prices

      o   Standard room $30 per night
             (4x5 inside/4x5 covered outside
              patio)

o   Large room $40 per night (6x5 inside/6x5 covered outside patio)

o   Suites $50 per night (8x5 inside/40x5 community covered patio)

·         Special Requirements

o   If your pet has a special diet, there will be an additional $2.00 charge per meal

·         Amenities

o   Grooming

o   Large beds with fleece bedding

o   Soothing music in some rooms, a TV in others

o   9 fenced play yards and dogs grouped together for appropriate age, size and temperament

o   All dogs exercised outdoors 4-5 times daily and are allowed to stay outside for as long as they are comfortable and having fun

o   Training while boarding with $30 fee


Dog Boarding of Myrtle Beach   (8.7 miles)
8500 Hwy 544, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588
(843)492-7438



       •         Prices

       o   $225: 10 days for the price of 9

       o   $405: 2 dogs/10 days for the price
                 of 9

o   $25 per day one dog

o   $45 per day two dogs

o   $15 per day each additional dog

         Special Requirements

o   Must be at least 16 weeks old and not too old to play with the group in vigorous exercise periods

o   Clean fecal check

o   Should weigh at least 10 pounds and be at a fitness level conductive to group play

o   No life threatening medical conditions

o   Must pass the criteria on dog boarding of Myrtle Beach’s initial assessment and complete a play date with successful ratings

         Amenities

o   Open boarding

o   Pets have a monitored run of the facility and are able to sleep on couches or dog cots or in a kennel if pre-arranged.

o   Free access to a completely fenced in outdoor area


Benji’s Bed and Breakfast  (15 miles)
295 Tiller Drive (Off Hwy. 17S), Pawleys Island, SC 29585
(843)237-7117







        
Prices

o   Call for current prices

         Amenities

o   In-ground doggie pond

o   Grass yard

o   Separate modern sleeping quarters

o   Multiple employee-pet playtimes

o   Grooming

Just a few additional items before you go:

         Each hotel requires that your pet be up-to-date on their vaccines, namely rabies, distemper/parvo and bordetella vaccines and the dhlpp shots.  They must also be free from contagious diseases such as puppy warts, kennel cough, worms, parasites, etc.

         For admittance to the hotel, your pet must be on a reliable flea prevention program.   

         Keep your pet on a leash as you carefully enter and exit the resorts.

         Be ready to bring your pet’s food for the duration of your vacation.

         Be sure that your pets are spayed and neutered (with the exception of “Annie’s Grooming Tails”).

          Most hotels offer grooming for an additional fee.


We hope, with these recommendations, that your four-legged family member has as wonderful vacation as you will.  Feel free to contact us for additional information or help on reserving your stay at Plantation Resort for your entire family by calling 1-800-845-5039.