Hotel vicino a Trestles Wetlands Nature Preserve - Base di Camp Pendleton del corpo dei marine

“We had great time staying here. Room was really clean. Staff we're great, really friendly and wanting to make sure we had a good stay. Would defintely come back. ”

“Staff was very friendly and helpful, views are amazing, close to everything ”

“The room was spacious and even had a convenient spot to park our three bicycles. The ocean view was stunning, and the balcony made it easy to enjoy the fresh air. While the Amtrak train passes through periodically, it’s simply part of the San Clemente beach experience. Overall, it was a wonderful stay, and I’ll definitely be returning.”

“Great experience overall! Would do it all over again!”

“Great breakfast, nice quiet location”

“Room was nice and we loved the out door fire pits they had. Right across the beach and a great location ”

“Everything was fine.”

“It's Very nice and clean structure. Unfortunately my room had the bathroom in the room but not separare by door, so we have to stay outside the room when the other person is using bathroom and this is not very confortable. This was not written in the room description, so it was a bad surprise for us. The location is good: many restaurant around, but the town it is not the better one of the coast; it is good just if you want to spare some money”

“Everything about my stay was perfect. The host’s hospitality and the delicious homemade breakfast exceeded my expectations. Thank you for making my trip so memorable.”

“Everything ”

“Great place, definitely would return”

“Everything was perfect ! ”

“All good”

“turns out the Surfbreak's got a sister spot tucked away at 2001 South El Camino Real, right on the quieter stretch of the old mission road, just a quick hop from the pier and T-Street but with that vintage SoCal motel soul. I crashed here for three nights in October during a south swell chase, and while it's no glossy Avenida Del Mar reboot, it's got heart, history, and enough beach access to keep the stoke alive. (Pro tip: This one's the OG Trade Winds rebrand – same bones from '55, fresh surf...