We just stayed here for a family reunion. The outside was very grand, but the inside was…read moredisappointing. Pros: It held all 24 of us in 1 house. Each family had a private bathroom. The views are amazing. Being on the coast with access to the beach was awesome! Cons: Needs some serious updating (better lighting, bedding, dishes, furniture). Broken items need replaced or fixed (one couch was sagging so bad in the middle you couldn't even sit on it, oven made a noise when used, chair & table broken & wobbly). Also, they need to hire a new cleaning crew. The location was great, but the inside gave me the feeling that it was all badly used yard sale items. For the price I was expecting more, but I guess the price only pays for the location. (I don't have any pictures of the inside to show, sorry!)

Awesome location, right on the oceanfront. The Dominica room offers a breathtaking view of the…read morePacific from its window, Jacuzzi and private deck. The place had a rustic homelike appeal, great for a romantic getaway. However, the first thing that I noticed upon entering the room was the absence of a bathroom door! The inn-keeper was personable and offered to have our rooms switched with one that came with a door. So not all rooms are created equal - just something to be aware of. The innkeeper also prepared us a nice breakfast taking our dietary restrictions into consideration - emphasizing on local and organic ingredients. There's a common guest area/lounge, equipped with microwave, fridge and brewing station accessible at all hours. There was no TV and no cell phone coverage in the room. But free wi-fi was available. We had a wonderful and comfortable stay, and are likely to visit again.

We enjoyed our stay, it was beyond our expectations! Our hosts PJ & Ray were top notch. We would…read morehave loved to stay longer...we'll be back!!!

Someone says it's haunted. It's well loved. Comfortable. Small. Casual. It feels like a comfortable…read morehome despite being right on the cliff and having the lighthouse a stones throw away feels just right. Absolutely love it here.

The first time I drove the Oregon coast we stopped at the Heceta Head lighthouse. I remember…read moreparking at the paid lot and admiring the open arched bridge, that beautiful rocky cove of a beach, and the quintessential lighthouse view. We took the trail up to the lighthouse and saw the lightkeeper's home on the way. There is a fence all around and it is not open to the public, but there were people sitting on the porch! We realized it was a bed and breakfast and I was heartbroken not to have known about it before as we certainly would have included a stay there in our vacation plans. I tucked it away as a hopeful wish for someday.... Well, little did I know at the time, we ended up moving to Oregon a few years later! As soon as we were settled, I determined we must make a weekend trip and stay at the lighthouse. We finally did and it lived up to every one of my lofty expectations. The lightkeeper's house is accessed via a private road, and there are a few parking spaces near the house, but it was pretty tight. Upon arrival, we were greeted and brought to our room, with a quick tour of the home and some suggestions of things to see or do while there. We booked one of the Mariner's rooms as they have such a gorgeous view of the ocean. The bedroom and bathroom inside were definitely small, but that is to be expected in a historic home, and no matter as the bed was comfortable as could be! Of note, some rooms share a bathroom so check while booking if you have a preference. Once we'd checked it out, we stopped by the cheese and fruit out for guest's arrival on our way to the beach, and they were so sweet to give us a little box so we could pack some goodies to enjoy on the sand. They had wine, too! We spent a perfect hour or so at the beach, then headed into Florence for dinner. This or Yachats are the closest city for meals (about 20 minutes either direction) so either eat before you check in, or plan to go back out. They do have a kitchen that is available for guests, so you could bring an easy to prepare meal. Once we'd returned, we spent some more time at the beach, then relaxed in our room until dark. Then we grabbed a flashlight and headed on up the trail to admire the lighthouse in the night. This was such a unique experience and the highlight of our stay. You can see how far out the light beams to sea, and we hiked up a bit behind the lighthouse, so we were right at the level with the rotating light. Incredible! Back in our room, we cracked the windows for a lovely ocean breeze and fell asleep to the sound of the waves. Perfection. In the morning, I took a little time to read through the ghost stories they have collected (too wimpy to read at night!), we wandered around the beach for a bit, and then guess what! The stay isn't over yet as there is a stunning seven course breakfast! This is served family style with other guests, although they do give you the option to dine separately if you let them know ahead of time. The food was magnificent! They explained each dish as it came out and it was all so fresh and skillfully prepared. We had a tropical fruit salad, bread, tuna ceviche, mango smoothie, quiche, sausage, panna cotta, and finished with fruit and cheese. Of note, if you don't wish to stay but would like to have breakfast in the lightkeeper's house, they do special breakfasts for special occasions and at certain times of the year, just check the website for dates. After the meal, they offered a little history tour inside the house which we sadly didn't have time to stay for, but we did go to the lighthouse for quick tour and to peruse the gift shop before checking out. It truly was such a dream of a trip, and I would definitely suggest staying for two nights. I thought one would be sufficient but would have loved more time. A couple tips about the area: This is just a mile or two north of the Sea Lion Caves. They are 110% a tourist trap, but still worth a visit if you've never been. We ate dinner at Mari's Kitchen in Florence and it was delicious, would highly suggest it, although it is located in a cute downtown area with all sorts of options. The same people who run the bed and breakfast own Ona's in Yachats, so I'm sure that would be great too. While in the area, make sure to plan some time to explore magical Cape Perpetua.

This place is truly special. The staff is family owned and operated and I've never met more…read morecompetent or caring people. Right off the bat I was impressed with the service. The property is beautifully manicured and if you get a free standing apartment "kitchen" suite (like a one bedroom apartment) than most of them have a great view of the property, ocean or both. There's also a bathtub, fireplace, and little patio! The bed was comfy and I've never slept better--something about waking up to hear the surf and smell the fresh sea breeze I will never get over. Also the frogs will sing you a sweet song to sleep if you listen closely. I've never stayed anywhere more charming. Super short walk away to the waves, the beach, and town is just around the bend (also an easy walk). The pool also has a view of the ocean. So cool. Did I mention dog friendly? FYI. If you notice some difference in reviewers experience I believe it's the difference of the units verses the rooms. The rooms are more retro and though they have nice updates, I highly recommend the kitchen units as opposed to the rooms (I've stayed in both). The units are fantastic and worth the tiny bit extra. The rooms have great decks and patios to a lovely beach view but there is an old funk smell that unless you are a smoker is noticeable-- so do yourself a favor and get a kitchen suite. Your wife can thank me later. :) You'll want to plan to book a few extra days because this place is like a warm hug. It's unlike anything out there these days. You can get a clean room almost anywhere but encountering amazing humans on the road is priceless. Thank you Yachats Inn for making my summer to the coast a lovely and wonderfully memorable stay. I'll be back!

What an incredible oceanfront location but in desperate need of a revamp…read more The rooms unfortunately don't match the beautiful setting. Our standard king was so rundown, with stained and stinky 70's carpet, mismatched 80s furniture, cheap plastic outdoor seats, and a mattress so old and uncomfortable I woke up in pain. The bed had extremely thin sheets and pillows, and a tiny shower you can't move around in. Our bathroom window and sliding glass door didn't close properly and I was praying a Ted Bundy type wasn't cruising the neighborhood. I somehow forgot to take pics but their images on their website are pretty accurate. The price was great at just over $120 on a busy July holiday weekend, and we also had direct access to the beach right out front. The pool and hot tub also provided ocean views. The entire property can use a lot of TLC. I love older and cozy spaces, but this place deserves a refresh to match its spectacular location. Nothing glamorous, it just needs to be functional, comfortable, and safe. 2.5 stars if I could.

I've have been here a few times as I live in Yachats. Every time it has been good. Except this last…read moretime. I ordered for my daughter's birthday. On April 17. The chocolate cake was great and my daughter loved the chicken strips. I ordered the mole Enchiladas and they tasted okay. But for $25 I would have expected more. I opened the Togo box and it was barely covering the bottom of the box. And it looked bad. Attached is the photo I took. I doubt I'll order takeout from them again anytime soon.

My family Always stops here at least once for either breakfast or dinner when we are in town…read more I prefer the dinner menu but they'll make you crab cakes in the morning if you want. It's kid friendly but you'll have a better time leaving them at home and enjoying some quality time with your significant other or a small group of friends. Especially if there's live music that evening.

I love this place and it gets better every time we've come. The coastline along the hotel has…read morefantastic tidepooling and a coastal walking trail. The ocean is so close to the hotel that you can hear the rhythmic whooshing of the waves even with the door closed. We enjoyed watching seals out past the break and even saw a whale spout from our balcony. The wood fire at breakfast was cozy. The breakfast everyday was delicious. We were able to plug in our EV and have it 100% for the trip home. There are big potted plants and artwork everywhere. It's such a special place and we'll definitely be returning.

Grand Pacific Suite is located on the second floor directly below the SPA. From 10:00 AM to 10:30…read morePM we had intense overhead foot noise, Whirlpool noise, and moving of spa equipment. For our $1200 weekend were we very disappointed. When we asked the Spa manager and the hotel staff about the noise they said there had not been any complaints---but on this site I see several citing the issues, so I am sure were have not been the only guests dissatisfied. We have rented the Sunset suite many times, and were always pleased by the ambience and views. But we will not be returning to Overlook Lodge.

Cozy beautiful inn on the Siuslaw River. The inn keepers treat you like family. Wonderful breakfast…read moreprepared daily and gorgeous views in every direction. So many coastal activities to choose from.

I'm no expert on the b&b experience, but our garrulous host Maurice made us feel most welcome here…read more With reasonable rates, a generous breakfast, and clean and comfortable rooms, it was a welcome break from camping for us. I didn't give it a five star because the coffee was sock juice and there were a few slightly tattered edges (visitor information scrapbooks were looking a bit worn and unappealing and we were scared to use the jacuzzi tub in our room because of the leaking caulk)

Nice views but overboard on the herbs so took away from actual prawn and pasta flavor. Also $34 for…read more1 lunch without a drink is kinda spendy.

If you are looking for a place to stay at the beach this is a great place to go. The rooms are…read morespacious with comfortable beds and a nice covered sitting area to enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning. It's right on the beach with a beach access.

Recently visited for a girls weekend getaway and had the best time. Rented the suite and a smaller…read moreroom, it worked out perfectly. Owners are truly wonderful hosts and make you feel at home...even offered champagne, chocolates, and lots of recommendations in town. Pro tip - don't skip breakfast, it is amazing...and be prepared to stay full most of the day as the portions are very generous. Can't wait to stay again. Thank you!!

Do yourself a favor and book it if you want a cute an cozy place for a night or a weekend. Have no…read morefear. A small cozy familiar atmosphere. Perfectly located right across from beach access and a short walk to food truck pods. I highly recommend the place everything was over the top enjoyable and cozy. The breakfast is stellar.