WorldMark Surfside Inn

Surfside inn is a really nice spot to stay. You are away from the traffic and tourism of Long Beach, but close enough to plenty of things to do and see. The beach feels private this far in. My only complaints were the beds were uncomfortable and too soft. I also would have liked to not be on the ground floor, as I couldn't see the ocean, so definitely ask for 2nd or 3rd floor. Each room faces the water and has a balcony, so you can listen to the ocean 24/7! This is a great place to stay and very relaxing. Staff are friendly!

The room walls were so DIRTY. The door was all banged up, paint chipping, old dungy feel, the pool was green and dirty. the only 3 good things were being right by the airport, the front desk people were very nice, and the beds were comfy. So disgusting and disappointed.

Pluses and minuses. Pluses: All the rooms face the ocean, but being on the bottom floor we couldn't actually see it. The town is quiet and beautiful, saw deer wandering through the property. The condo setup is nice as we could cook in the room when we wanted to and had ample space. It was very clean. Minuses: They charge for WIFI and cell service is spotty so basically you're forced to pay for it or stand at the edge of the parking lot in the rain to get access on your phone. The fitness center doesn't open until 8am. Why bother at that point, I've already showered and started my day. There is no access to the elevators after 10pm. Kind of a weird set up. As other reviews pointed out, it is a bit noisy. Overall, if you get a good deal, it's worth it, otherwise look for something closer to Long Beach with free WIFI and 24 hour fitness center.

The 2nd original TrendWest Worldmark (now by Wyndham) is unassuming at first. However, the condo style One and Two bedroom units are super clean, maintained to WM standards and the location is excellent. This the only “multi-unit” resort style location on this in demand location. The customer service was impeccable, thoughtful, and communicative during a stormy winter visit that included power outages. The multi unit takeover of a classic hotel is not the full resort like their Seaside or Long Beach properties. The local population, through HOA regulations keeps them from expanding. But in typical Worldmark fashion, the property and attention makes this property a great stay one block off the ocean with a view.