Wyndham Inn On The Harbor

Accommodations at Wyndham Inn On The Harbor ensure an intimate getaway, as the resort only offers one-bedroom, one-bath suites. These quaint suites are tastefully decorated with nautical yet modern accents and include plush, luxurious furnishings. Not to mention, suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows that provide undisrupted views of the glittering harbor below. This 725-square-foot suite can comfortably sleep up to six in the one-bedroom-plus suite with a queen bed in the private bedroom, another queen bed, and a queen sleeper sofa. Moreover, the general one-bedroom suite sleeps four with a queen bed in the private bedroom and a sleeper sofa in the living room. Moreover, the mini kitchen, featuring a cook top, microwave, fridge, and sink is great for cooking easy meals and snacks.

At Wyndham Inn On The Harbor, you'll love the easy beach access the resort offers. So, consider grabbing a chair and heading down to the sandy shores of Newport Beach during your stay, taking a dip in the cool blue waters of the Pacific. If you like to sunbathe or read a book with a stunning view, head to the rooftop sun deck. Nothing can beat laying in the warm sun with the sounds of the rushing waves around you. Also, there is a laundry room on-site so you can keep up with chores during your stay. And of course, free wi-fi is offered throughout the resort.

There's no lack of things to do in the area surrounding Wyndham Inn On The Harbor. The city of Newport Beach is teeming with water activities, such as sunset cruises, paddle boarding, and Dock & Dine dinner cruises in Newport Harbor, which is the largest recreational harbor on the West Coast. Moreover, there are so many great waterfront dining options around the resort, including Belle's, Newport Lobster Shack, The Mooring Seafood & Bar, and more. So, stop by for fresh seafood and gorgeous views. Not to mention, Newport Beach is home to vibrant culture and rich history, with many museums and artistic centers located throughout the city. Consider stopping by the Newport Art Museum or the Touro Synagogue National Historical Site, a synagogue built in 1763.