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I quite like it. I like the burbling sound it makes, it's phonetically interesting for me. Myrtle falls into the "tough as nails but also warm and friendly" category of names for me, and I like such names. I also think it looks rather chic, if you ignore the sound, and can understand why it got so popular around the turn of the 20th century. I'd call a Myrtle "Myrtie".

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I think it'd be a great hipster choice (if hipsters are still a thing? I'm so disconnected from the world now) and I'm honestly a bit surprised it hasn't had a tiny comeback yet.