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This hotel is the ideal choice in the area. Family all meets in Oceanside for vacation together each summer, we used to be all spread out but now almost everyone stays at the nicest and most convenient hotel- Wyndham right off the pier. Great views, only downside is the train (which never bothered me but if you get annoyed by this kind of thing it will definitely irritate), however I understand a new ordinance should be changing horn usage to emergency only soon. Getting to the beach can be tricky if any trouble with stairs, we coordinate vehicle pick ups for my grandmother who can’t do the stairs. Family focused and more like a condo than hotel, studio to 4 bedrooms avail, can even have a washer and dryer! Studio is perfect for one person (like me), standard hotel experience. Overall this is the best option for vacation stay in Oceanside, in my opinion. Really love it and looking forward to coming back next year!

Just off the highway but not noisy, 10 min stroll down to the sea front. Great staff throughout the hotel, we were there at the weekend so very busy but really clean, organised and the staff were on top of it all! We originally wanted to stay in Laguna beach but the hotels were twice as expensive, so glad we decided to drive down to Oceanside as it’s lovely and this hotel was just what we wanted.

My husband and I travelled to Oceanside to help out son move home after serving 9 years in the Marines stationed at Camp Pendleton. The first thing that upset me was the charge of $1.22 since I bought the reservations on Kayak. difference in money exchange is what he told me. The second thing that upset me since I was paying $125 a night is the breakfast was Frosted Flakes with milk and toast and a banana. I have sugar diabetes and unable to eat a full carbohydrate meal. We ate the banana and had to buy breakfast elsewhere. The next thing that upset me was that my sheets were not changed nightly and the bugs that were in the room continually.

We were there for a full week, & were very happy with our home away from home. Clean, well-lit, sufficient parking even when getting back late. Breakfast was nothing fancy but sufficient for a good day's start, saved us one meal cost every day, great value. Clean bathtub, with good water pressure & hot water. A few glitches: - our key cards didn't work on two different days, despite being careful to not de-magnetize them, Quickly replaced at front desk, but a hassle. - our room was not serviced one day, perhaps because we had the do-not-disturb on our door until noon, but it should have been done in the afternoon. - WiFi was slooow, often dropped mid-connection, & often needed re-validation. Quite irritating just for casual use, would have made work use intolerable.

The hotel in general was great for the value, and it had a good reception area that was staffed 24/7. The room we had was a little tight, but given that it was the lowest priced room, it was adequate. I liked that they had both outlets and USB charging ports on the side tables and desk, and there was more than one on each location. That was a great convenience. Lighting was good, and the room had a full size couch and coffee table. Having a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker was a plus, as some of the hotels I've stayed in don't have all that. One thing I wasn't very fond of were the pillows. They were tiny and rough, feeling like it had cracked styrofoam inside. That made it hard to get comfortable at bedtime. The refrigerator was making loud knocking sounds most of the time. The breakfast was okay, but not exactly great, and the coffee leaves a lot to be desired - but they had waffle makers, which I liked. Regardless, I wouldn't mind staying here again. Great parking too.

One of the worst times I've had an a hotel. First of all, when I got there and walked in, I noticed a couple sitting on the couch and I heard the clerk mention something about trying to get in touch with the manager. (Two hours later, still sitting there. The guys poor wife was half way laying on her him trying to sleep). So during check out, I requested to use my prepaid Visa card (had $90 remaining on it). The clerk told me that he couldn't do that and began to check me out as an all cash purchase. I was told that it wasn't possible to do and pretty much it is what it is. I was a little upset about this, since I know it is possible and maybe he didn't know how to process it. So I then asked about a luggage cart and the clerk told me that it is over there and points towards the front door. I didn't think twice again about this until after I got the car unloaded. I then go to the area he pointed and see no cart or anything else that I could use to move the my stuff