506 County Road S-22-455, Pawleys Island, SC 29585, USA
Pelican Inn
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Owners are extremely rude. Do not go here. They dont care to share the story or even allow you onto the property unless you are staying at their overpriced inn. Which is dilapidated and gross at best.