The famous
Country Home magazine went Antiquing. They picked up their
bags and traveled to the Central Coast of California in search
of the best junk – read antiques -
in the west. “Here’s where they went, what they saw,
and what they found...why there? The junk is plentiful and very
cool—a great start! But the people win your heart. They’re
part cowboy, part hippie, part surfer, and all laid-back. There’s
no big-city attitude here. And then there’s the amazing
scenery. How many places can you go and enjoy the mountains,
swim in the ocean, visit garden and artist communities, take
in the tumbleweed town, and tour wine country — all in
one weekend? Oh, and the weather’s great too!
“...We
make it a fairly early day so that we can scope out a new motel
in Cayucos that puts us in easier reach of wine country, where
we want to end our three-day adventure. When we pull into the
kitschy-cool Seaside Motel and meet proprietors Rebecca and Rick
Roquet, we are sure that good ol’ Minnesota hospitality
has migrated west. This couple became our instant friends. Just
when we think we’ve found our favorite junking, eating,
and shopping town ever — along comes Cayucos. This is
a throwback to the 1960s California surfer town, with lots of
characters and even more great junk.”
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“...75%
of the Seaside Motel’s business is repeat business ...guests
whose grandparents or parents first brought them, are now arriving
with their own families. They even have entire groups that
book all the rooms to spend holidays or special family days
at the Seaside.
It’s
relationships like these, and living in this small beach
town that gives the two innkeepers the passion to do their
job each day at the Seaside Motel.”
The Cayucos
Breeze
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