Royale Palms Overview

Royale Palms is a luxury 24 story condominium tower attached to the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort and adjacent to Kingston Plantation, a 145 acre world class resort in the Arcadian section between Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach. The building, completed in 2007, offers spacious oceanfront and ocean view 2BR and 3 BR condominiums. Some of the 3BR floor plans are lockouts with separate entrances so that each can be used as 3BR/3BA condo or a 2BR and an efficiency. Each condo boasts stainless steel appliance and stone counter tops. Corridors are enclosed and climate-controlled. Royale Palms residents and guests have access to all the extensive amenities at The Hilton and Kingston Plantation, including a half mile of beachfront, numerous pools, restaurants, a luxurious spa, a kid’s water park and a full-service health club with fitness facilities, tennis courts, an indoor pool and racquetball courts. Royale Palms is close to Barefoot Landing and Restaurant Row. 10100 Beach Club Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

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Royale Palms Amenities and Features

• Oceanfront Outdoor Pool
  
• Outdoor Hot Tub
  
• Large Oceanfront Balconies
  
• Grill & Picnic Area
  
• Oceanfront Tiki Bar
  
• On-site Restaurant
  
• Whirlpool Tubs and Showers and Master Baths
  
• Full Service Health Club (fee applies)

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