Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront

We did not eat in the hotel restaurant.

On Sunday morning at around 9am, we received a phone call from the front desk telling us that "someone" had hit our car in the parking lot but "fortunately" had left their insurance information at the front desk. Our car had been parked in a handicapped spot since I'm disabled. Shortly thereafter, I went to inspect my vehicle and could clearly see there was visible damage to the front bumper, grill, and right quarter panel. The passenger door could not be opened due to the damage to the quarter panel which pushed it back into the door. I took pictures of the damage and then went to the front desk to retrieve the insurance information and inquiry about the "accident." The information I was provided did not even have the name of the driver which I subsequently requested and was provided. My husband joined me in the lobby and had questions as well. We asked if an accident report had been filed with the police department and the front desk manager said it wasn't necessary since the accident occurred on private property. We called the VA Beach police department and confirmed this. My husband asked if the man who struck our vehicle checked out of the hotel and the front desk manager replied, "He's no longer on the property." Within a few minutes, a young man appeared in the lobby in work clothes and it was then we found out he was the driver in question and was in fact an employee of the hotel. So much for honesty. I asked him how the accident happened (he claimed his truck lost its brakes) and then asked him to write it down on a piece of paper. Also, I asked the front desk to make a copy of his driver's license. This was the first time in 4 years we had been to the beach and more than 3 years since we'd been able to go ANYWHERE since I've been battling a serious illness.

quietness, view

the worst coffee i ever had