Measured September 29, 2026
Myrtle Beach. 25 booking sites, all-in price per night for Nov 3 to Nov 5.
No site was 5% or more below the going rate of $124 a night all-in. The lowest was $121 on trivago DEALS (2.4% below).
The cheapest listing, on trivago DEALS, names no room. Check the room and the cancellation terms on the site before you book.
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Going rate: $124 a night all-in. The going rate is the price the largest number of listings that named a room or offered free cancellation agreed on (ties go to the lower price).
| Site | All-in per night |
|---|---|
| trivago DEALS | $121 |
| Qantas Hotels | $123 |
| Skyscanner going rate | $124 |
| Hotel's own site going rateroom: “2 QNS SIDE OCEANVW NONSMOK” | $124 |
| Booking.com going ratenames a room | $124 |
| Expedia.com going ratenames a room | $124 |
| Hotels.com going ratenames a room | $124 |
| Travelocity.com going ratenames a room | $124 |
| Priceline going rate | $124 |
| Vio.com going rate | $124 |
| Agoda going rate | $124 |
| Hotel Booking Zone going rate | $124 |
| Orbitz.com going rate | $124 |
| CheapTickets.com going rate | $124 |
| Etrip.net going rate | $124 |
| eDreams going rate | $124 |
| Luxury Escapes going rate | $124 |
| Reserving going rate | $124 |
| HomeToGo going rate | $124 |
| Bluepillow.com going rate | $124 |
| Traveluro | $134 |
| Super.com | $137 |
| Hotels In America | $139 |
| Long Stay Discounts | $139 |
| Hotel prive | $148 |
One snapshot on September 29, 2026 for Nov 3 to Nov 5, 2 adults, US market, USD. Prices change daily.
All-in means taxes and fees included, as each site reported them to Google Hotels. Each row is that site's lowest listing. Hotel's own site is the seller Google Hotels lists under the hotel's name. The snapshot kept up to 28 listings per hotel, so sites priced above these may be missing.
How we measured this
This table is one hotel from our price study: the same stay priced on the booking sites Google Hotels listed, at hotels in 25 cities. Method: the hotel price dispersion study.