Oceanside Wyndham
When you visit Oceanside and see the new Wyndham overlooking the Oceanside Pier from atop a hill, it’s a breath of fresh air. The setting is similar to a hotel that currently is charging close to three time more for a similar room in Santa Monica, but between you and me, I actually prefer Oceanside. With more expansive beaches, less traffic, and a laid back beach vibe that rolls you back to the 60′s, Oceanside is still that hidden gem you wish you could freeze in time so that it will never change.
The moment I arrived in town and stopped at the California Welcome Center, I was blown away by the friendly staff and amazing help. I’ve been to 6 California Welcome Centers throughout the state and none rival this place for people going out of their way to assist your needs. Make it your first stop off the Interstate 5 if you want to get some maps, tips, and great advice.
Oceanside is the northernmost San Diego County beach city buffered by Camp Pendleteon. A mix between a surfer town, retirement community, military community, and family destination, Oceanside is easy to fall in love with.
The Wyndham is fairly new and it has views. When you add that to the amazingly low prices, you have a winning combo not to be beat! This is the dream situation, and beach location.
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September 17th, 2009 at
Wyndam Oceanside is a hidden gem. They don’t really do much to promote it because it’s a mixed time share, hotel thing going on. Of course the best rooms in the place are ocean facing. I noticed you mentioned ingrid’s list. The restaurant at the hotel participates in the program I believe. It’s around $40 for a fixed menu which includes an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. I hope my extra info helps people out. I just don’t know how much traffic the hotel gets or much else so that’s about all I can tell you. Thanks for listening.