Sheraton Broadway Plantation

The resort & setting

Sheraton Broadway Plantation sits at 3301 Robert M Grissom Pkwy in Myrtle Beach, a short drive back from the oceanfront along the Grand Strand. It's a relaxed, condo-style property rather than a high-rise beach tower, which suits owners and renters who want space to spread out — think separate living areas and kitchens rather than a standard hotel room. On site there are two outdoor pools and a 24/7 fitness center, plus free Wi-Fi throughout. With a 4.3/5 rating from over 3,000 Google reviews, it's a well-established part of the Sheraton Vacation Club portfolio, and owners here hold weeks that can be used, exchanged, rented out, or sold on.

The area and things to do

Myrtle Beach is one of the most visited coastal destinations on the US East Coast, known for its 60-mile stretch of sand, golf courses, and family-oriented entertainment. Set back from the oceanfront, Sheraton Broadway Plantation puts owners within easy reach of Broadway at the Beach, the area's entertainment, dining, and shopping complex, as well as the wider mix of mini-golf courses, outlet malls, and live-music theaters the Grand Strand is known for. The beach itself is a short drive away, and the region's golf courses draw visitors well beyond the main summer season. Horry County's mix of boardwalk attractions and quieter residential stretches means there's plenty to do whether you're here for a week with the family or a long weekend.

Selling or renting a week here

If you own a week at Sheraton Broadway Plantation and are considering moving it on, BidMyTimeshare.com is a straightforward owner-to-owner route: you list your week privately, set your own asking price, and interested buyers or renters contact you directly through the platform. There's no commission taken on the sale — sellers pay a single, one-time listing fee to get their week in front of buyers.

Before listing, it's worth gathering a few things buyers will ask about: your week or season, unit size, and your current annual maintenance fee, since that's one of the first questions any serious buyer raises. According to Sheraton, resale transfers typically go through the Sheraton Vacation Club's own transfer process, which may include a right of first refusal and a transfer fee — check with Sheraton Vacation Club directly for the exact figures that apply to your contract, since these can change and vary by ownership type. Ask how long a transfer usually takes to complete, as this affects how you time a sale around any upcoming use year.

Buyers should also understand that a resale purchase conveys the underlying ownership and usage rights, but typically does not come with enrollment in Marriott Vacation Club's points-based benefits or related loyalty perks — those are generally reserved for original, developer purchases. This resort's ownership is linked to Interval International, a verified exchange network, so confirm with Sheraton Vacation Club whether that membership transfers with a resale purchase or needs to be set up separately by the new owner.

Practical notes for renters

Renters booking a week here should check what's included — number of bedrooms, pool and fitness center access, and whether linens or a welcome package are part of the stay. Since the resort is condo-style, confirm kitchen and laundry facilities if that matters for your trip. As with any timeshare rental, book directly with the owner through the platform's messaging rather than wiring money outside it, and confirm the exact week or date range before committing, since weeks can run fixed or floating depending on the ownership type.

Getting there

The resort's Myrtle Beach address places it within easy driving distance of Myrtle Beach International Airport, and the wider Grand Strand's attractions are reachable by car within minutes to around half an hour, depending on traffic during peak summer weeks.