Bandon Oregon: Besides the golf resort, where's the BEST place to stay?
Jun 5th, 2008, 12:52 PM
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Bandon Oregon: Besides the golf resort, where's the BEST place to stay?
Plans might be changing and may not be able to stay at the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort.
So I wonder what's the next best place to stay. With the kind of cash I was planning to spend at Bandon Dunes, I can spend at this new place, so I would say cost is NOT a factor.
I know there's not a lot of choice but I notice a B&B called the LightHouse B&B.
How's that one?
Much thanks.
So I wonder what's the next best place to stay. With the kind of cash I was planning to spend at Bandon Dunes, I can spend at this new place, so I would say cost is NOT a factor.
I know there's not a lot of choice but I notice a B&B called the LightHouse B&B.
How's that one?
Much thanks.
Jun 5th, 2008, 01:04 PM
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I dont know much about Bandon but just South at Pt Orford is the Wildspring Resort - the individual cabins are not on the ocean but there is a hot tub with fabulous ocean views. It located on a hill overlooking the ocean- and not far Bandon
http://www.wildspring.com/contact.htm
http://www.wildspring.com/contact.htm
Jun 5th, 2008, 01:26 PM
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Does this mean you won't be playing Bandon Dunes, tandg? 
I forget your itinerary, but if Gold Beach isn't too far out of the way, I'm sure you'd enjoy a stay at TuTuTun. If you can get in, that is. http://www.tututun.com/ In Bandon, besides the resort, the only places I've stayed have been Motel 6-like. That was back in the day when you didn't have to stay at the resort to get a decent tee time.
I forget your itinerary, but if Gold Beach isn't too far out of the way, I'm sure you'd enjoy a stay at TuTuTun. If you can get in, that is. http://www.tututun.com/ In Bandon, besides the resort, the only places I've stayed have been Motel 6-like. That was back in the day when you didn't have to stay at the resort to get a decent tee time.
Jun 5th, 2008, 01:33 PM
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BB, I will be, but now I may have to go on stand by or call within the 21 day period prior to my stay to try and get a tee time.
Basically, my booking is for T, W, Th, nights and that is just not working out the best with the rest of the trip. So if I can find something for earlier, it would be ideal. Trouble is the accomodations in Bandon are pretty slim. I thought of Tututun, but that's a two hour RT drive from Bandon, so it's probably too far.
Hopefully it wil still work out!
Basically, my booking is for T, W, Th, nights and that is just not working out the best with the rest of the trip. So if I can find something for earlier, it would be ideal. Trouble is the accomodations in Bandon are pretty slim. I thought of Tututun, but that's a two hour RT drive from Bandon, so it's probably too far.
Hopefully it wil still work out!
Jun 5th, 2008, 03:03 PM
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travelinandgolfin: I have stayed at the Sunset Motel in the Vern Brown addition. There were stairs down to the beach and we had a FABULOUS view. I know it is not the Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, but it is nice.
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