In the heart of tobacco country, you can still request a nonsmoking room at Mullins Comfort Inn, five miles from the Tobacco Museum and 13 miles from Galivants Ferry. Opportunities for golf, hunting and fishing are found within 10 miles of the hotel. Guests enjoy a continental breakfast, free wireless Internet, cable TV and a seasonal outdoor pool. Close to the hotel you'll find restaurants for lunch and dinner, and Mullins has several antique stores.
The Grove is a spacious 1895 home to four generations of the Montgomery family, who are represented by photographs in the south hall. Handmade furniture, individual touches and an atmosphere of a well-preserved history make this a charming place to stay. Each room has a private bath and wireless Internet, while some rooms have a four-poster bed, whirlpool or claw-footed tub. Marion is a small Southern town with many Victorian buildings, antique shops and historic interest. The Grove is 14 miles from Galivants Ferry.
The Sleep Inn is 15 miles from Galivants Ferry, and close to the Grand Strand and Myrtle Beach. One of the oldest South Carolina settlements, Conway has several sites on the National Register of Historic Places, an abundance of restaurants and many antique stores. Nightlife is found at the Carolina Opry, theaters and shows. Guests stay in touch with free local calls, newspaper and wireless Internet, and enjoy continental breakfast and cable TV. No pets are allowed.
The Carolina Inn is in Loris, 13 miles from Galivants Ferry. The hotel has 32 rooms, offering continental breakfast, free local calls and Internet access. Close to Myrtle Beach and several of the historic towns in the region, Loris has plenty of attractions. Five golf courses, shopping, restaurants and a well-documented history provide interest, and in October, you can visit the Loris Bog-Off. Horry County celebrates its heritage with this festival featuring the famous dish Chicken Bog.
