Hotel at a Glance: WorldMark Seaside

Nestled in the charming coastal town of Seaside, WorldMark Seaside offers a picturesque retreat for travelers. The resort features well-appointed rooms and condos, each equipped with modern comforts and stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. Amenities include an outdoor pool, soothing hot tubs, and a fitness center for relaxation and rejuvenation. Just steps away from the renowned Seaside Promenade, guests can enjoy beachcombing, biking, and seaside picnics. Explore nearby attractions like the Seaside Aquarium, Ecola State Park's scenic trails, and the vibrant Seaside town center with its eclectic shops and eateries. WorldMark Seaside promises a tranquil coastal escape with endless coastal delights.

• Direct beach access: From this hotel’s doors, it’s only a short trek to the Seaside Beach Oregon.
• Make a splash in the hotel’s outdoor pool and relax with two hot tubs.
• Where you'll Stay: Guest rooms come with Wi-Fi (charges applicable) and a flat-screen TV.
• Break some sweat at the fitness center and practice your arcade skills in the game room inside the property.

Seaside, Oregon: Coastal Beauty Surrounding a Family-Friendly Town

Located along Oregon’s Pacific coast, about 80 miles northwest of Portland, the resort town of Seaside has attracted beachcombers since the late 19th century. More recently, the coastal village has become a family destination marked by historical buildings, tree-lined boulevards, and plenty of kid-friendly activities, including mini golf, bumper cars, and arcades.

A 1.5-mile oceanfront promenade—known locally as the Prom—stretches along the beach, its boardwalk speckled with shops and restaurants near grass-covered dunes. Along the Prom, you’ll find a bronze statue of Lewis and Clark that faces the ocean at the historic Seaside Turnaround—the spot where the explorers are thought to have ended their epic westward trek. The Seaside Aquarium is also located along the promenade. Pop in to visit its aquatic residents, including a giant Pacific octopus, tropical fish, and several crowd-pleasing harbor seals.