CMI Hotel 1935 — Then & Now
Our building has stood proudly since 1935, surviving storms, redevelopment, and decades of change along the Myrtle Beach coastline. Today, it remains one of the few preserved vintage stays in the area.
Our 1935 Origins
CMI Hotel was originally built in 1935 as a coastal guesthouse for travelers seeking a quiet escape near the ocean. The structure reflects the architectural style of early Myrtle Beach — simple, sturdy, and full of character.
Over the years, the building has been carefully maintained and restored, preserving its original charm while adding modern comforts.
A Piece of Myrtle Beach History
Long before the Boardwalk, SkyWheel, and modern attractions, this area was home to small inns and family‑run lodges. CMI Hotel 1935 is one of the last remaining examples of that era.
Guests often tell us they feel like they’ve stepped back in time — in the best way possible.
CMI Hotel Today
Today, CMI Hotel 1935 blends its historic roots with updated amenities, a peaceful atmosphere, and a location just steps from:
- The ocean
- The Pavilion area
- The Boardwalk
- Carolina Country Music Fest grounds
- Resturants
- Mammy's Kitchen
- 7th Ave Crab House & Bar
- 8th Ave Tiki Bar & Grill
- Night Life
- The Bowery
- Tin Roof (Oceanfront Rooftop Music)
We are proud to continue the legacy of this 1935 landmark — welcoming guests from around the world to experience a piece of Myrtle Beach history.