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Breakers Resort in Myrtle Beach SC

With its pirate ship, 10 pools, and location in the middle of a family-oriented beach town, The Breakers Resort is a major destination for families of all sizes. Exercise enthusiasts will enjoy the two air-conditioned fitness centers, both with womens and mens steam rooms. One is located in the main building complex, and the other in the North Tower boutique hotel, seven blocks north. The North Tower complex also houses an outdoor swimming pool, children's pool, spa tub, and a sunning lawn overlooking the beach.

The resort boasts 700 feet of beachfront and several restaurants and cafes to choose from, including a Starbucks and an ice cream parlor. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the property, including all guestrooms and public areas. With its diverse water features, beach location, and proximity to the sprawling Broadway At The Beach shopping, dining, and entertainment center and the Myrtle Beach Pavilion amusement center, the resort is especially family-friendly. Room types range from efficiency studios to spacious multi-bedroom condos. Guests ages 21 and younger are not permitted unless accompanied by an adult. The principal pool complex comprises the indoor portion of an indoor/outdoor, 418-foot lazy river; this and the kids' pirate ship pool are perhaps the liveliest of the resort's myriad water features, which include a pair of 16-person spa tubs. Along with 700 feet of beach, a pair of fitness centers, the (seasonal) Kidz Club, and a Starbucks, the hotel has several dining venues--and easy access to the family attractions of Myrtle Beach.

The Breakers in Myrtle Beach SC resort offers 546 guestrooms, suites, and studios. Three guestroom towers--Palms, Palmetto, and Paradise--are adjacent to the resort's reception building, called Pirate's Cove; the Seaside guestroom building is nearby, along with principal indoor and outdoor water attractions.

Seven blocks north, the 19-story North Tower also offers rooms and suites. North Tower guests enjoy access to all facilities in the other towers.

Ranging from efficiency studios to spacious three-bedroom suites, all guestrooms include balconies and cable TV with pay movies, and most offer microwave ovens and compact refrigerators. Decor features light-colored wood furniture and bright, tropically-colored fabrics. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout.

Dinning is never a problem at the Breakers Resort because you are minutes away from hundreds of restaurants or you can dine at the resort in one of these fine spots.

Papa's - Located on the Grand Strand at the main resort complex. Hemingway themed with murals depicting writer in various settings. Rattan chairs, wood-paddle ceiling fans. Dinner menu may include fried green tomatoes, mussels with ginger and red curry, ribs, steaks, burgers, salads, jambalaya, crab cakes, veal Marsala, and calf's liver with bacon. Buffet and la carte breakfast service daily. Dinner served Tuesday-Saturday.

Red Parrot Cafe - Ocean view. Casual dining in Palmetto Tower. Serves lunch and dinner daily. Sandwiches, salads, burgers. Beach drink specials, seasonal live entertainment.

Jaybo's Pizza & Grill - Located across street from main resort complex. Burgers, salads, sandwiches, pizza, smoothies, video games. Lunch, dinner service in summer. Variable winter hours.

Bryers Ice Cream - Located in main resort complex. A variety of ice cream flavors.

The Market Restaurant - In North Tower Breakers Boutique hotel. Breakfast buffet daily, with ocean views.

North Tower Pool Bar - Inside/outside bar by North Tower pool. Drinks and snacks.

Starbucks - Coffee cafe with pastries, snacks. Open daily early morning until late evening.

Waves - Shellfish and drinks bar open in summer. By main complex pools. Snack foods for lunch.

The Breakers Resort's Paradise Tower features an expansive pool complex enclosed by glass panels that are removed in the summer. The complex comprises the indoor portion of an indoor/outdoor 418-foot lazy river; other water features at the Paradise Tower are a free-form pool, a children's pool with a mushroom-shaped shower; and two 16-person spa tubs. Just outside is another children's pool in a pirate ship. In summer, a DJ plays music and leads activities from an adjacent stage.

Located 7 blocks north, the Breakers Boutique Hotel or North Tower offers a complex of three year-round outdoor pools and a 12-person spa tub--all fronted by a sunning lawn overlooking the beach. The resort features direct beach access from all towers.

The resort's concierge provides discounts at nine of the Myrtle Beach area's 120 golf courses and arranges tee times for all.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.

Golfing nearby

Golf - driving range nearby

Golf - miniature nearby

Windsurfing nearby

Boat launch nearby

Surfing/boogie boarding nearby

Swimming on site

Sailing nearby

Personal watercraft nearby

Bicycle rentals nearby

Scooter/Moped Rentals nearby

Parasailing nearby

Helicopter/airplane sightseeing nearby

Horse riding/rental nearby

Fishing nearby

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Help. Kitchen lights not working although fuse box is!?

A globe popped in the kitchen which tripped the switch in the fuse box for all the downstairs lights. No problem. I replaced the globe and then turned on the trip switch again. All the downstairs lights now work except the kitchen and the dinning room. I checked the fuse box and all switches are up and on. I have 3 switches for the lights. 2 for downstairs and 1 for upstairs. The 2 for downstairs bot have working lights so the Kitchen and Dinning room are not isolated on one of these switches. So there must be something else that is causing the issue.
I have searched high and low in the kitchen and dinning room to see if there is a fuse box or plug that may have a blown fuse but nothing. By the way I've just moved in. The house was built in 1995. Is there any switch or breaker that new builds have nowadays to isolate kitchen lights? Or any other ideas?

Ignore the yanks!!
Probably loose connection,turn ALL elecs OFF,lights are wired in a line (roughly),1st nearest fuse board to last furthest away,think how they could be wired,look at the last light which is working & remove cover,look for a cable which is loose will be any black or red,if all tight,do same to light which is 1st not working,if you end up looking at all the lights & all seems ok but kitchen/dinning room still not working then get a lecky in to bell out cables,there could be a broken cable somewhere.

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