Virginia Beach hotels - 3 choices
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Virginia Beach hotels - 3 choices
I'm planning a trip w/a couple of friends to Virginia Beach in June 2004. Have been doing some research on oceanfront hotels and might be choosing between these 3:
Breakers Resort Hotel (approx. $140/night)
Comfort Inn Oceanfront ($194)
Quality Inn & Suites, Oceanfront ($160)
Does anyone have comments on their stays at any of these? Any advice on which is the best choice? The Comfort Inn seems a little pricey for that chain...
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Breakers Resort Hotel (approx. $140/night)
Comfort Inn Oceanfront ($194)
Quality Inn & Suites, Oceanfront ($160)
Does anyone have comments on their stays at any of these? Any advice on which is the best choice? The Comfort Inn seems a little pricey for that chain...
Thanks.
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Sure, here are the locations:
Breakers Resort is 1503 Atlantic Ave. (16th Street)
Comfort Inn Oceanfront is 2015 Atlantic Ave. (20th/21st Streets)
Quality Inn is 8th St. & Atlantic Ave.
Breakers Resort is 1503 Atlantic Ave. (16th Street)
Comfort Inn Oceanfront is 2015 Atlantic Ave. (20th/21st Streets)
Quality Inn is 8th St. & Atlantic Ave.
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I have stayed at the Comfort Inn/suites Oceanfront numerous times. It used to be much more reasonably priced. At that time it was my favorite budget get-away spot. The rate went up after major renovations due to hurricane damage. I haven't stayed there since. I can't imagine what changes they could have made to make it worth the new price. But, it was a good central location. The free breakfast in a glass walled breakfast room was a real bonus.
I don't know how the prices compare at the season you will be traveling, but, off-season the Four Sails is a great place to stay. The suites are also oceanfront. I especially enjoyed the larger balconies there.
I don't know how the prices compare at the season you will be traveling, but, off-season the Four Sails is a great place to stay. The suites are also oceanfront. I especially enjoyed the larger balconies there.
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after some more research, we decided on the Sandcastle Oceanfront hotel. It was $129/night and it got okay reviews on tripadvisor.com...hopefully it's decent.
Thanks for all of the advice.
Thanks for all of the advice.
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