Oceanside 99 - Condominium rental agency in Ormond Beach - 99 S Atlantic Ave, USA

This resort is really nice with great views. We liked the fact that it only has 21 units, so the pool wasn't super crowded and there's easy access to the beach. Our unit was larger than most we have stayed in at other resorts so that was nice too. The staff was super helpful and friendly as well.

This 1980s building has an excellent location on the beach. While the kitchen and bathrooms show their age, everything was clean, comfortable and worked. We had ocean view rather than ocean front and enjoyed time on the roomy balcony. The common areas have a small pool, plenty of seating for people and parking for cars. We would happily stay again.

One of the largest two bedroom, two bath units I’ve visited in Ormond Beach. Easy walk to the pool & beach plus incredible view from room. Located close to restaurants and shopping.

First time staying with 99, great experience! Ron and staff are extremely informative and helpful, the property looked well, pool was closed half the week for maintenance, no biggie. The room was huge, oceanfront, large wrap around balcony. Some of the furniture was a bit dated, no biggie either. Clean, everything worked as it should, good cable package, HBO and lots of others. I like the security of 99, garage is locked when office staff leaves, gate and doors are operated with room keys. Great stay!

Ormond Beach is a nice area, with few high rises; however, vehicles are allowed to drive ON the beach, which is both unattractive and dangerous for children, especially. We were here on a timeshare trade and as far as first impressions go, ours was unpleasant. One enters through an underground garage, where there is a dingy, office and tiny lobby. The managers immediately informed us that check out is at 9 a..m. We've been to condos all over the world and never encountered a 9 a.m. check out. Most are 11 a.m. and some are ten, but never 9. It made our last day chaotic. We offered to pay to extend our checkout but were told, "No." And, if one is late checking out, there's a $50. penalty. |The plates in the unit are small, more like salad plates. We asked for larger dinner plates and received them, but quickly realized why they don't stock the condo with them. The don't fit in the cabinets. None of the knives were sharp enough to cut anything, and the salad bowls are really small. I asked for larger bowls and did receive some. |During the week, there was never any services. I usually tip well, but didn't, because no one ever came to ask if we needed more garbage bags or toilet paper or paper towels. There's a recycling bin on every floor, but ours was overflowing, because they're only emptied on Saturday. There are no real beach towels to speak of, only tattered second rate room towels and the window to receive them is usually closes.|We were not provided bath floor mats, which I happened to notice were available when I walked by the storage closet in the basement. We were only given a bottom sheet for the fold out bed in the living room, not a top sheet.|On the plus side, the TV is a really nice flat screen and we enjoyed watching some college bowl football games. The beds are comfortable. The bathtub had a little black mold around the water spigot which I tried in vain, to clean off. I put my finger inside the water spigot and more black mold came out. In fairness, we've had this problem at other timeshare condos, as the maids apparently don't get down low enough to see the mold. That's my theory, anyway. At timeshares we actually OWN, I ask that maids come up and clean more thoroughly. This time I was with my family and frankly, didn't want the intrusion.|You're warned not to move the furniture or pay a $125. penalty.|The hangers in the closets are cheap plastic that are designed to make sure someone doesn't steal them. The worst I've ever used. They're attached to plastic rings which are difficult (for an old lady like me) to get the hangers in.|In contrast, we are now at the Marriott Sabal Palms in Olando which has nice, wooden hangers.|The pool is heated but totally inadequate on the 50 degree days we experienced. There is not hot tub at the resort. The heating is on a timer and only periodically can you stand near the jets to get warm. The pool should have been heated to a warmer temperature. And the towels should be plush and large to help stay warm when one is freezing.|There is no garbage disposal in the sink. |There is plenty of storage shelves and cabinets for storing food. The Marriott we're in now has practically no storage for food, so that's one thing Oceanside 99 has going for it.|We were in an ocean view, not oceanside, condo but the view was very nice. Every unit has a decent view of the ocean.|The fitness center has ONE treadmill, a outdated universal machine and a rickety stationary bike. We used the treadmill and it worked surprisingly well.|Finally, a sign we noticed on the LAST day, says no inflatable pool toys are allowed. Had we not brought some (not having seen the sign earlier) our granddaughter would not have had much fun. The place is not really designed for children. The game room has nothing designed for small children.

We have owned a week here for 40 years and enjoy the large suites and balconies. There is plenty of room for 2, 4, and six people. We haven't used the pool since our grandkids were little, but it does look inviting.

Family owned this week and unit since it was built in 1985, it has taken a dive. Less amenities than my apartment at home. Bad appliances that are noisy or do not work properly, cleanliness of the units is what you would expect out of a motel. It’s not horrible, but it’s far from clean. The staff can be friendly if they’re inclined, but the nasty notes and messages scattered around the property warning and threatening you over trivial offenses is a turn off. There is no hot tub, my modest pool at home is roughly the same size. The couch feels like a cactus, the beds are ancient and not conducive to a good nights rest, the pillows and blankets leave much to be desired. There used to be a family atmosphere, and the people that come here are the true treasure of the place, but you don’t have the welcoming vibe from the building or staff much. The phone doesn’t work, the TVs are crooked on their mounts. A unit next to mine needs plumbing done, so naturally they started at 8am in a vacation rental condominium. There’s virtually no shade outside apart from an umbrella, meaning the grills and what not are completely exposed to all forms of weather, and this is Florida, it rains nearly everyday. This place needs heavy updating. It breaks my heart to say that this will likely be my last visit due to how much it has fallen. Let me be clear, this is an okay place, it’s not filthy, but it’s roughly comparable to virtually any modern apartment. I do not feel like I am on vacation.

This place is my childhood. I've been staying here for a long time. The rooms are nice, you get big rooms and the view is so good. Escape here, it's very nice! You can walk to different places and explore them too. The units are good.