The hotel is beautiful and the staff are amazing. At one point I lost my room key and went to the front desk for a new one and the receptionist remembered my name. I found this very impressive because this a huge resort with many rooms and guests. We stayed there for our honeymoon and enjoyed it very much. The pools, recreation room, and hot tubs made our stay fun even on rainy days. Thanks Worldmark!

I stayed at Worldmark Seaside for one night following the 2011 Hood to Coast Relay. While the price paid was a bit more than you would expect for a typical stay it was worth it. Excellent location, couldn't be any closer to the beach. The facility is currently undergoing a major renovation but I found the building to be easily accessible and clean given the ongoing construction. I stayed in a one bedroom which was well appointed - although bathroom and linens (sheets/towels) left a bit to be desired. Used the grill on the deck to make dinner which was a great option considering almost every place in Seaside was packed with Hood to Coast runners and spectators.

If/When I return to Seaside for a longer stay the Worldmark will be at the top of my lodging list. I recommend for a small family, couple, or group of friends.

We were not disappointed by the location or weather. Our views were of Tillamook Head in one of our two bedroom units and pool / ocean in the other units. Even though construction was taking place in the ocean front penthouses the noise was minamal and did not affect our vacation. The staff was great and had a catered breakfast for our group of about 40. The staff also prepared a bonfire at the beach for our group including smores.
The weather was pretty much perfect which made sitting next to the waves of the ocean really fun. The kids were building castles that were eventually overtaken by the waves. Even though the ocean is cold we did manage to get use to it and played in the bigger waves. There is a little sand bar that fills up with water at high tide that creates a very safe place for the kiddies to play.
The pool is set at 85 degrees and the hot tubs are about 101 degrees.
The rooms have everything that would be expected in a Worldmark resort. Our room had been recently upgraded wit new lcd tv's and fireplace timer. The beds are very commfy.
There are so many places to visit nearby that we really didnt drive that much on this trip. One trip to Safeway in the begining of the trip for supplies was about it.

What a beautiful beach! Stayed at the Resort at Seaside for four nights, with husband and two kids 10 & 12 yrs. We had a one bedroom with murphy pullout double bed in the livingroom which was ample for us. The suite was a good size so we didn't feel cramped. Full kitchen, large bathroom. We were on third floor which was barely above the front of the hotel so the view was small but we could still see the beach. Since the building is basically a big U shape, and we were at the "bottom" of the U, when sitting on the balcony you look into the driveway, front of hotel and face all the other balconies so not alot of privacy. There are BBQs on every balcony.

The amenities are great and this resort seems to be the only one in the area with an outdoor pool, and a really nice pool at that. You can sit on the pool deck and look directly onto the beach only a few feet away (the best of both). They also have two hot tubs and toddler pool. There is a kids games room and fitness centre, shuffleboard and if you go be sure to check out all the discount coupons in the side hallway. We didn't and only realized after a couple of days that we could have got discounts at most of the activities and restaurants that we visited.

One big black mark for us was the "Invitation to a free breakfast" as soon as we walked in. To get our parking permit we needed to go to the Visitor Desk. They were very friendly but It is really a sales pitch presentation for timeshares. Note to the management: we're not dumb, we know what the intent is. Our first impression on a resort should not be one of a bribery to get us to supposedly free breakfast and $75 gift certificate. My husband is in sales and doesn't appreciate sly sales tactics. We would suggest being more upfront (and not as soon as someone walks in the door) and letting people know there will be a sales presentation for ownership at a certain time, breakfast included and the amount of time required and just let them decide later if they would like to attend.

There is construction going on as the resort replaces the windows. It is going on until 2012. We had requested to be as far from the construction as possible. Currently the construction is at the front (top of the U) and we were at the back (bottom of the U) and didn't even hear it. When the construction is finished I would definitely try to book one of the front rooms, the view would be outstanding.

Value was really good as our room was $200/night and we had just come from Lake Chelan where we were paying almost double that at another Worldmark Wyndham property.

We loved Seaside. It has a cute little town centre and a really nice promonade along the beach (which Cannon Beach doesn't have). The beach is definitely the star however, absolutely beautiful, soft sand, big waves, gorgeous! Best activites, rent the beach bikes for an hour and ride from one end to the other and then find some wood for a campfire on the beach. Definitely made us want to come back and see more of the Oregaon Coast (and NO tax in Oregon yippee!)