Litchfield inn Pawleys Island SC

Litchfield inn Pawleys Island

Litchfield hotel is located in pretty Pawleys Island, SC.  Pawleys Island is located just a few miles south of the Myrtle Beach.  The area is home to the most well liked beach on the east coast of the U.  S.  .  

The enormous tourist months are June, July and August.  In that time the grand Strand will bring over 13,000,000 visitors to the area.  Pawleys Island though will get a lot less tourist than the busy downtown Myrtle Beach area.  So the area is normally less crowded and offers the feeling of a small beach town.  The particular island itself is only about four miles long and is one of the oldest resorts in America.  

What’s unique about Litchfield Inn is its location.  Pawleys Island has managed to maintain a low density policy when it comes to building.  This has stopped many developers from coming to the area looking to build high rise apartment resorts.  Coming and spending your holiday at Litchfield Inn will offer an escape from the busy tourist areas.  

Litchfield Inn is a classic beach front resort that features 125 guest rooms all with a tropical decor.  Not only is it conviently located to all the major visitor attractions, it is only about 10 mins from downtown historical Georgetown, SC.  

Pawleys Island also have internationally famous eateries.  During the past the area was known for fishing boats that would dock in Murrells Inlets and Georgetown.  Murrells Inlet is found just mins from Pawleys Island and has been called the Seafood Capital of the planet.  The area has some of the finest seafood restaurants that offer marsh front dinning and frequently live entertainment.  

Litchfield hotel is also close to many of the best golfing courses in the area.  Plenty of the Pawleys Island golfing Courses were built on what use to be old historic rice plantations.  A lot of them still have remains of some of the old plantation homes.  

For a truly great holiday check out Litchfield Inn in Pawleys Island, SC
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