The Chesterfield Inn, Myrtle Beach

Look I hate seeing all these bad comments on here im pretty sure they are true but the chesterfield I remember was a beautifal place!!!! Im local and im 34 yrs. Old my grandmother and grandfather both worked theres when i was a kid. When mr. Brittion owned the chesterfield you can best belive things were ran alot better. Some of the best memeries of my grandmother was at the chesterfield. I cant tell you how many weekends and long summer days i got to go to work with her and loved every min. Of it. Its sad to ee it torned down the other day cause every time i would ride past there i would think about my grandparents. I see all kinda of complaints and i think back back to when the brittions owned it and it crazy.... i remember when my grandma had anther phone line at her house just so she could take reservation calls at night. Will always remember the chesterfield inn...one last note back then when the brittions owned anybody who worked there at that time would tell you they might of owned it but my grandma ran it......she didnt play

I like this hotel very reasonable, friendly people, yes it needs a ice machine and can be fixed up alittle but we don't come to myrtle beach to spend all our money and time on a hotel room. so if the air works and water runs and its clean. I think it is a good hotel. so i here it may be torn down when is this going to happen I am getting ready to do another weekend away and would love to stay at this hotel. A icon like this should be saved.

I just visited Myrtle Beach just as I always do through out the summer, I stay at the diplomat hotel. (because i believe in keeping the lil ma and pa's in oeration) but beside us is this hotel, Chesterfield Inn, reserchng it and taling with my friend (owner of the Diplomat) this place was built in 1932 and back in its time was one of the fanstiest hotels around. It has a formal dinning room. It is historic. I am telling you this to speak about what is happening now. It will be torn down!! I know if I could get the money I would save it. it would be around 2 million to save it and fix it it. I would take it to bear bricks and fix it like it was back in the day. I hope someone sees this and is rich and wants to save a little Inn on Myrtle Beach. A gold put put will be put in its place. SO SAD TO SEE A LANDMARK GO!!!

My wife and I have been staying at The Chesterfield Inn for many years and we love it! It's not new and fancy, but the location is great and it has a quaint, charming atmosphere. Things do go wrong with old buildings, but anytime we've had a problem it has been promptly addressed. Jack, the owner always makes us feel welcome and seems to really appreciate our business. He always tells us to make ourselves at home, and is very helpful with any questions or needs we may have. It feels like our home away from home and we feel safe there, even though it's a very busy location. They can't control everything that happens on the street, but they do a great job of controlling their property. Cliff, the security guard is there all night, and his number is in the rooms and on the office door. He gladly responds to any complaints or needs and makes sure our car is looked after. I can't speak to others experiences, only to ours.

the room was nasty, airconditioner didn't work the plumbing needed serious help and worst off all the chairs on the balcony was rusted so bad you couldn't sit on them. You dont even get a ice machine in the lobby. It was the worst stay ever.

Hey all you people, its real simple juts drive up and down the neighboring streets like Fox St. or Chester St. and look at the the girls walking down the streets. The only thing missing is the mattress straped on there back!!! ...Its real simple they are plenty of motels to rent down there as long as its not the weekend of the 4 of july. Everytime someone wrights a negative thing about the place the owners or there friends will wright something positive, just ask to see one of the rooms before you rent. Warning!!! When you turn the lights on you will not find a single Cockroach or Bug in this Motel... THEY ARE ALL MARRIED AND GOT KIDS!!!

My wife and I woke up at 2 in the morning to find our bodies covered in bed bugs. 'Nuff said. For those of you who have never experienced waking up to find insects on your body, I can tell you that it very well may be the most horrifying and traumatic way that a person can possibly wake up, next to someone screaming outside of your bedroom - something else that happened during our stay at the Chesterfield: noisy, drunk neighbors. Additionally, our "nonsmoking room" had the putrid smell of acrid smoke clinging to the walls and carpet. It was, quite simply, the worst hotel experience in our lives. $123 down the tubes. We cannot recommend enough that you turn elsewhere for your stay in Myrtle Beach.

My family and I have been staying here since I was 5 and I am now 44. We would not stay any where else. We love this old inn. I have never once seen a cockroach. The place is clean. You might run into a small problem here & there with how something works. But it is a older hotel and that will happen from time to time. The rocking chairs on the back porch are the best way to send a prefect day! We always get great service and the owners are very nice Christian people. They believe in family & GOD!!! I have a lot of wonderful childhood memories from this place.

The rooms are very small and needs maintence everywhere you can expect and some places you dont. The sliding door to the patio has a stick behind it in the place of a lock, the bathroom is the size of a small closet, and roaches crawling all over the beds. The only thing the owners have to say in the office is no refund.

The rudest most prejudice owners on the beach do not visit this motel!! I was treated wost than an animal should and would boycott if i had the time!