Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our solution was shorter vacation. We're going for 3 days/2 nights, and mid-week. Even then, it was hard to find a available decent hotel on the boardwalk. Ended up paying $550/night. I guess it helps the local economy there, right?
$550 a night?!?! For the beach?!!?
Anonymous wrote:Our solution was shorter vacation. We're going for 3 days/2 nights, and mid-week. Even then, it was hard to find a available decent hotel on the boardwalk. Ended up paying $550/night. I guess it helps the local economy there, right?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like Rehobeth has been this way for at least the past 7 years or so? I honestly don't get it, as the beach is not that great. You can do better elsewhere on the east coast.
I agree that's it's been expensive for awhile. But, I think the beaches are pretty great. I particularly love the drive on beaches south of Rehoboth where you can set up for the whole day and fish. I love the bay where you can lay in a raft and watch the sunset. The bay has some pretty fun boating and jet skiing if you like that sort of thing.
Anonymous wrote:Op here. We’ve been coming every year for 8 years because we had small kids and we come because it is close, convenient, with good restaurants for not very much $$. I am now spending $35-50 for breakfast, $75-85 for lunch and $125-200 for dinner per day. We stay in a hotel for the pool. Games are now $2 each and skeeball is $.50.[/quo
Well, even McDonald's breakfast can easily be $25 for family of four. We buy breakfast or lunch items some of the days when we are on vacation! Just healthy not to eat out every meal.
Anonymous wrote:Op here. We’ve been coming every year for 8 years because we had small kids and we come because it is close, convenient, with good restaurants for not very much $$. I am now spending $35-50 for breakfast, $75-85 for lunch and $125-200 for dinner per day. We stay in a hotel for the pool. Games are now $2 each and skeeball is $.50.
Anonymous wrote:Op here. We’ve been coming every year for 8 years because we had small kids and we come because it is close, convenient, with good restaurants for not very much $$. I am now spending $35-50 for breakfast, $75-85 for lunch and $125-200 for dinner per day. We stay in a hotel for the pool. Games are now $2 each and skeeball is $.50.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’ve never been to Rehoboth but have always associated it with my working-class relatives from central PA, who went there a lot in the 1990s. Now I’m seeing several of my wealthy FB friends post pics from there like it’s some kind of status spot.
Or maybe they're just posting pictures because they're enjoying their time at the beach?
Anonymous wrote:Just because you CAN drive to DE for a "beach vacation" doesn't mean you should. I'd rather save that money and fly somewhere else.