Sandcastle Suites

Nothing like motel 6 quality and cleanliness for $ 350 per night. Just checked and and went into restroom and could literally count more than 10 pubic hairs on the bathroom floor. Also, tiny, tiny rooms and possibly the ugliest décor I have ever seen.

We stayed here last weekend, well when I l say stay I mean came inside then left. We opened our door and the door handle was broke and we pushed the door open to get in no key needed, as we walked in we where welcomed by a strong mildew smell, I had three kids with me who walked in to discovered food had been all over the floor, along with some sort of smeared substance on the door connected to seating area, if that wasn’t enough went to lay my daughter on the bed and found long black hairs all over the sheets (no one in my family has black hair) the balcony was covered in dead bugs. And I found someone’s pop bottle under the bed. Sadly after getting to our room I ended up going to front desk and got a full refund thankfully but my problem lies in the poor house keeping! As I said before I had a three hour drive with three kids who all needed naps and there was no way I was letting them sleep here. So by the time we checked out they where exhausted and we spent and hour at the park and had to drive home because everything else was sold out! So thanks Sandcastle suites this was my child’s present from me and your staff really blew it!

Stayed in the Cabins at the Campground. Location is great however for the price you pay and the mice issues we had, we won’t be staying here again. After talking with the office about our issue, they did reimburse us for our tickets to the park and gave us Fast Lane passes for the day.

Isolated. Not convient to any restaurants or to the park. Rude staff and there’s no swimming on the beach they’re on. Small pool with lots of bugs. Wifi doesn’t work. And it’s only been my first night here. Can’t wait to go home.

The hotel is run down and very expensive for the value. Upon check in the staff was pleasant. The lobby is small. Everything looks 20 to 30 years old. Room was very small eventhough it was a suite. No lights by the sofa bed so you have to get up out of bed to turn the lights on and off. It was Halloweekend and thought it would be well decorated NOT. The shuttle came to a halt at 12 AM and four teen girls had to wait and 1 ½ hours for a shuttle that didn’t arrive. I told them to start walking back through the park. The park staff was rude and not helpful. In the next room at 2 AM a couple was screaming and fighting. I called the front desk and a police officer arrived to settle the domestic violence dipute. It was a night a REAL HELL. I don’t plan on coming back nor would I recommend this place unless they plan to renovate soon.

This was our first visit to the Cedar Park area and we just happened to pick this place.
Granted, it is a bit expensive, but that’s how things are in this part of town. The hotel staff was friendly, especially the maid service. The rooms were clean, up to date, did not show too much wear and tear, roomy, good TV reception and channel selection and the AC worked really well.
The kids enjoyed the pool and hot tub. Although the beach was a bit disappointing but I personally didn’t see any good beaches in this area.
My only concern when first getting here was that it is out of the way and not very close to the main attractions or restaurants. However, once you know the area, things are not as far as they seem and the shuttle service is really good. In fact, we used the shuttle service the entire three days we were here and in the end I was impressed on how well it worked.
Overall, I was pleased with the Sandcastle Suites and when we come back for a visit, we’ll probably do our best to stay here again.

I was so pleased with this hotel after being quite nervous when booking. I read some reviews that the properties at Cedar Point were run down. Sandcastle Suites was great. Not too expensive, easy fast check in. The room was very clean, updated. The park entrances were within walking distance. This was super convenient and the best way to experience Cedar Point. The only negative (which is not about the hotel) is that the food options are pretty limited in the area.

Pretty bad value at 299/​night even if you count everything in… It’s a glorified holiday Inn with a very bad beach…

The hotel was extremely convenient and a great value. The shuttle service was wonderful. The one negative is the overwhelming air freshener they use. It’s horrible.

This place was a bust. If you stay there, you can enter the park an hour early. Trouble is, employees apparently don’t know what the hours are. Sent us there an hour early but we had to wait because the had the wrong opening time. Had to sit an hour and twenty mins for entrance to the park. Also, booked the hotel because they have an outside jacuzzi which we inquired about. They assured us it was open all weekend but you guessed it… they closed it on Sunday. I went to the front desk to see what was going on and I got three reasons for the closure, one of which it was closed for the season. Apparently they had complaints because it was opera few hours later. It opened at 9 am the next day and a girl actually stood at the gate and made us wait while her I phone counted down one minute and forty nine seconds before she would open the gate. They have seen the last of my money… good riddance.

There is a sign at the end of the road: ew Management. That pretty much sums it up. Nice landscaping outside. Old and dilapidated inside. Humid. So walls surfaces were sticky. Room was dusty. Fridge doesn’t work. Mattresses broken. A little afraid to sit on sofa. Small pool. Mud flat beach on the water. Near the park. Weird ticket deal. Paper like a register receipt then you have to keep it and not get it wet or sweaty cause it smears then you are out of luck?

This is the second year that I have stayed at Cedar point but the first time at Sandcastle Suites. In my opinion, it is much better than Breakers. Even though it is slightly farther away from the park, the rooms are much more comfortable and cleaner. There is not a place to eat at night, but Friday’s is just a 10 minute walk away. If you stay during the week the room prices are cheaper. The hotel also sells discounted tickets which give you access to the park an hour before it opens to the general admission.

Nice, clean, open spaces. Great location for some serious Cedar Park activity.
You can fit 3 couples in a room comfortably. You get the passes with the room in a deal. Its is roughly a 5 minute walk to the gate. Upshot: you get in 1 hour early. Downside: you have to walk through the campers (who are roughly equivalent to junkies/​panhandlers/​un-​housebroken dogs).
If you are feeling really lazy they will even shuttle you to the gate (but don’t be shameful).
The décor is a little drab, but hell they have good TVs and cable so shut up. T
They also have nice balconies that are screened in to avoid getting all of lake superiors bugs in.

There were seven of us who shared two suites here for two nights. The rooms were clean and housekeeping was good. They have 24hr coffee in the lobby and a small pool on site. You are a 3 minute walk to the beach and about 8 minutes to the «resort» entry gate of the park (they have a shuttle servce also.) We booked a suite with two queens, a sofa sleeper, small fridge, microwave, and screened-​in balcony. While there is no restaurant in this hotel there is one just across the parking lot (Bayside Café, I think.) We had the breakfast buffet here and it was a decent value at $ 12/​person; the downside is that they don’t open until 0730. I understand that they have a full bar and serve lunch & dinner here too, but we only had breakfast.
My only real complaint is that the property itself doesn’t command the $ 299/​nt rate; if you stay here you pay purely for the convenience of being an 8 minute walk from the park. They do reimburse you for the $ 12 entry fee and there is free parking in the hotel lot and there are discounted park admissions available. I also recommend purchasing the upgraded «Fast Lane» wristband (~$ 50 depending on how many you purchase); this gives you quicker access to the rides as you are able to bypass much of the queue. The longest we waited was about 40min!
Note that I’m giving it 3 stars only because of the lack of value. Overall, considering that I rarely make a trip to Cedar Point it was well worth it for me to stay here.

Very nice on-​park place to stay. Rooms are clean and comfortable, staff is pleasant and helpful. You could fit six in one of the suites (at least the one we were in) but with only one bathroom, it would take a long time in the morning to get everyone out. Five minute walk to the park entrance or a shuttle to take you there. Nice pool, beach access, beautiful view at the end of the peninsual… I enjoyed my stay!

Cedar point’s sandcastle suites was very nice, clean, rather than hotel breakers. The hotel staff was very welcoming and helpful with our needs. I suggest anytime you need over night accomadations, head over sandcastle suites!

This hotel was just rehabbed and is great if you’re staying with more than 2 people. It was clean and more comfortable than where we usually stay (the «old» part of The Breakers).
The designer thought using purple, blue, and lime green in the décor was a good idea but you know, you’re staying in a hotel at Cedar Point. There were 2 flat screen tvs, a little balcony, and a good sized couch. Ummm, when they know there will be 2 — 6 people staying in one suite (and eating the crappy food at the park), why wouldn’t they put a fan in the bathroom? Seriously. For the love of God.
It’s a 7 minute walk to the park but they also have a shuttle that the front desk will call for you.