Lawrence Welk Escondido vs. Westin Mission Hills

[chemteach Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close chemteach]

I think I'm crazy...

I have units reserved for both places for the week of 4/3/09. I didn't think Palm Springs would come through, so I reserved at LWR in Escondido to make sure we had a good spring break place to go next year. Well, needless to say, the Westin Mission Hills exchange came through, so now I can't decide if we should try a new place and risk having mediocre weather (there's still so much to do in the San Diego area), or stick to going to our favorite place - WMH.

You know you're really spoiled when this is the dilemna you face...

Thoughts??

[eal Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close eal]

We went to San Diego Country Estates in January 08 and Westin Mission Hills in April 07.

They were both great vacations but if I were in your position I would go to the new/different resort and enjoy Anza Borrego State Park, Laguna State Park, San Diego Wild Animal Park, and all the stuff to do on the beach between Oceanside and San Diego.

[cbcjs Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close cbcjs]

been to both

They are both great resorts.

WMH: great resort and pool area. Access to Westin Hotel. Palm Springs so
lots of desert activities.

LW: Good resort. Stayed before renovations so maybe now it is a great resort. The plus is that it is close to san diego and its attrations and close to carlsbad (legoland/beaches) and also disneyland. But it is about an 1.5 hours to disney and about an 1 hour to san diego as well.

Win/Win situation.

[chemteach Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close chemteach]

Thanks for the replies. My dad is joining us, (and always does when we have gone to Mission Hills in the past) so we are going to try Lawrence Welk. I had forgotten about Anza Borrego - it should be very nice at that time of year. My daughter's school friend's family is going to use our WMH week.

[Glitter Brunello Super Moderator Find all posts View Profile Close Glitter Brunello]

A high class problem, indeed. Sorry I'll miss you at WMH, but sounds like you're in for a great trip.