We stayed in a two-bedroom suite in the Paradise Tower building, and it was perfect. You walk into the suite, and on your left is a bedroom with two twin beds. The bedroom had its own TV and its own bathroom. Up the little hall further on your right was a washer and dryer. On up to the right was the full kitchen, with full-size refrigerator, four-burner stove, and dishwasher. And it was completely stocked with all the dishes you would ever need. A bar separated the kitchen from the dining room area, which had a large six-person dining table and chairs.
Then, out from that was the living room. We had a corner suite and the walls in the corner were glass so we had a surround view of the atlantic ocean. Off from the beginning of the living room to the left was the master bedroom with a queen bed and its own bathroom. The living room and the master bedroom had glass sliding doors that opened up onto the balcony, all set up with chairs and a table. Nothing obstructed our view of the beautiful Atlantic ocean. The master bedroom also had its own TV, as did the living room, of course.
At the bottom of the building was a huge pool complex that was both inside and outside. It had two Jacuzzis, a pool, and a very large lazy river that went through the inside and then outside. You could float along and look at the ocean; they had floats there to use at the pool area. The pool and the lazy river were both heated; it was like bathwater. Right out front of that was a boardwalk that took you to the beach. I would absolutely stay here again if I return to Myrtle Beach, especially with kids.