The staff is fantastic and was very accommodating. They…read moreprovide cookies for kiddos and taffy in room! With COVID we were skeptical to travel to the beach, but we are sure glad we did. Everything is clean. And I mean CLEAN. Staff and guests are always in masks. I'll admit we were a little bummed about the pool being closed, even for private reservations, but the fire pits are still open. Great central location, resulting in a small parking lot, but a short walk to the downtown area and easy beach access. The beds (even the pull out sofa) are extremely comfortable. We will definitely be back.

For my money the OR coast is the most beautiful part of this entire country. We head down to Cannon…read morebeach semi annually but this was our first time staying in Seaside proper. The entire town gives off major retro vibes which is right up our alley but back to the hotel itself. The highlight was most definitely the location itself and having a patio to soak up some morning sun while doing some bird watching or enjoying a book out there while your 3 year old takes a nap (if you're lucky). The facilities themselves were a bit dated. Hallways, elevator, pool, etc. A nice feature was the "fire" pits outside that activate around sunset. The cable as well was quite confusing and they didn't even have a normal guide channel. Small gripe, I know but you try navigating 150 channels blind trying to find Bluey for your cranky toddler. The continental breakfast was very middling to poor along with the coffee being weak (sadly). If they were a bit better value maybe somewhere along the lines of $100 a night they might merit 4 stars. They earn the 3 however primarily due to the location itself, the immensely powerful pressure from the shower and the aforementioned balcony and view.

We visited Cannon Beach and decided to stay at Saltline Hotel, and our family of four had such a…read moregreat experience! The location was perfect, close enough to the beach that it was easy and convenient to get there, but still felt like a nice, relaxing place to come back to. The hotel had all the amenities we needed, and everything was clean and well maintained. The staff was also friendly and welcoming, which made our stay even better. Traveling with a family of four can sometimes be a lot, but everything here was easy and comfortable. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back the next time we're in Cannon Beach!

This seems to be the nicest hotel in town. Staff is friendly and helpful and our room is clean and…read morecomfortable. Lobby area is great with some games, chess and a PC/printer you can use. Best thing is they sell a more kits you can do over the fire pits and a small outdoor area your kids and use the bean toss, swing etc. The only suggestion is the (included) breakfast menu items don't change. So if you're here a week, you're eating waffles, eggs, bacon or sausage and biscuits and gravy for days. Or until you're tired of it and go out for BFast on your own which diminishes the value of having breakfast included with your room. But overall, very nice and would come again.

Check in was easy and the gal who helped was friendly. The room was clean. I was told the center…read morerooms had no view but I did have a great view of the ocean and the walk to the beach was 5 minutes

Smallest hotel room i have ever seen. Bathroom is smaller than some closets. Definatlenot worth…read morethe $130 i spent.

My wife and I stayed here 3/17/23. We booked it at the last minute, the day before our stay…read more The location and the views are awesome. It's about a 5-8 minute walk from the inn to the round about on Broadway St. (end of the Lewis & Clark trail). It's close to all of the restaurants and shops near Broadway St. Checking in was easy but where you check in is about 1 mile from the property. The room was clean. Parking was good. The price was fair. We would definitely stay here again.

Perfect location for a family with a toddler. Ocean view, hop skip and a jump to the beach, a…read moreshort stroll to the aquarium, main drag and downtown seaside hustle and bustle. We will definitely stay here again! Clean, VERY comfy beds and I enjoyed the deep, soaking bathtub a few times to my hearts content! Thank you for our wonderful 3 day vaca, next time i will def book a longer stay. Also, after thought: cinema in down the street as well as the outlet mall!!

I have stayed at the Starry Night Inn five times over the last several years. The rooms are very…read moredetailed and extremely unique. The amenities are generous and very thoughtful of unforeseen needs. The art is lovely and the 24 hour snacks are so genuine and thoughtful. I have never thought of a single complaint every time I have stayed here. I have been a massage therapist for 18 years and I must say the self-serve Spa is an absolute must. It is a couple hundred yards from the beach and walkable to everything in Seaside. Book through their website and not on Airbnb. This is an absolute must for anyone who loves the Oregon coast and who wants a taste of our true personality.

Learned that you need to book on line! We drove by and liked the look so we went into the main…read morebuilding. We were met by a gentleman who showed us a room and we liked it so we agreed to stay. Then he said he was not the person to check in with. He gave us the email of the owner and he allowed us to stay in the room until we got checked in. We laid down on top of the bed just to rest a bit. Little did we know that someone else rented the room on line and the owner didn't respond to our email. She came back to the inn and rented us a remote room in another building. Our mistake was not checking out the room before hand and just taking it. It was an interesting two story old duplex. Old as in interesting and quirky. I loved that it had a kitchen and couldn't imagine what it was like to live there back in the day. Anyway the bedroom is upstairs - very steep short stairs and the only bathroom is downstairs. As I am of an age where I need to get up at least once a night to use the facilities, I didn't feel safe walking down the stairs half awake. Thank goodness the couch was very comfortable downstairs. While checking out the space there was a door across the hall from the bedroom about 2 feet above the ground. We opened the door and was surprised to see another bedroom - there was a little ladder inside that would have allowed an easy climb into the room. Breakfast was in the main building, just help yourself to drinks or wrapped bakery items. Also yogurt and other goodies.

A small 16 room/cottage hotel. They have 4 ocean view rooms and 11 hotel rooms overall with 5…read morecabins behind the inn. Location is great as literally stroll onto the boardwalk just three blocks from the roundabout. Room was large with a comfortable King bed. Large bathroom with jacuzzi tub. AC didn't work well and ice machine not working only two issues. Great find for my daughter and I.

For years, whenever we went to Seaside, we noticed this hotel when walking down the Prom. Its…read morelocation made it look like a very desirable place to stay. We finally made a reservation in February for a September stay lasting three days. It cost over $400 a night with taxes and fees. First, the good: Location. You're right on the Prom. Our room faced the beach and we could see the turnaround just a block away. Easy walking distance to Broadway's shops and restaurants. Our room was on the first floor and sitting on the patio was cool, even with all the attention you'll get from passersby on the Prom. Big jetted tub in the bathroom. There was plenty of hot water to fill it and it worked great. Nice big TV. Fifty inch screen, wall-mounted. Cable with multiple remotes was confusing, but this is usually the case with most hotels. Fairly easy access to an HDMI input on the back, so if you pack the right cables you can use your laptop to bring your streaming services from home. Nice big king size bed. Must have been fairly new. Fireplace with remote. Fake of course, but you could use it with or without heat. Mini kitchen was convenient. But there was a LOT of bad: After our first night, my wife was horrified to discover something awful on her side of the bed. The sheets, lower and upper, were hideously contaminated with some nasty filth. We don't know whether it was feces or blood, but it sure was gross! My wife is in the hospitality industry and went across the street to the office to demand a refund for our first night's stay. At first they only refunded about half the money, but before we left my wife went after them again and we got close to a full refund for one night. This is the only reason you won't see pictures of the filth here, although we have them. You would think they would thoroughly clean the room between guests, especially at $400 a night, but that is clearly not the case. Yuck! The room was fairly cramped, probably because this hotel was built before king size beds were common. Our room was on the ground floor, and although noise from the rooms on either side was not an issue, you could hear every step taken by the occupants on the floor above. And their dog. Leave your damn dog at home! Parking is weird and somewhat limited. I won't attempt to explain it here but it was a minor nuisance. Still a nuisance nevertheless. If you have a small car or SUV it's probably not an issue. The small refrigerator was very difficult to open or close, with the door dragging heavily against the carpet. The coffee maker didn't work, and flooded the countertop when used. My wife got them to replace it. The bathroom fan didn't work, which was frustrating. We reported this to the front desk and they sent a kid out with a ladder as we were leaving for a little while. When we got back, it still didn't work, and there was no further follow-up. The overall condition of the hotel is not great. The carpet wasn't terribly worn out but was far from new. The furniture was very old and worn. All the doorframes were worn out, loose and rather insecure. They use plain old fashioned keys, and will not issue more than one key per room. Another nuisance. The door to the patio was difficult to open, close, and lock. The screen door wouldn't stay on its track. I give them a pass on this, as it's an issue for every hotel we've stayed in on the Oregon coast, what with the salty air. Standing on the Prom, you can see how rusty the roof is. This is an OLD hotel. Its many problems will only be solved by a major remodel, or knocking it down and rebuilding from scratch. That work is clearly overdue. Would we ever stay here again? Hell no, and especially not at $400 a night. There are lots of hotels to choose from in Seaside and you can do better than this.

Room 668 has a wonderful view of the Tillamook Head and beaches of Seaside and Gearhart…read more I love the pool and spa. The room was very clean and comfortable The pictures in the room give me a feeling of fun time So close to the beach that you step out of the room and you are there Having Mcmenamins across the driveway makes dinner so convenient The oldest golf course west of the Mississippi is a joy to play

Very comfortable, spacious little condos. They have great views of the ocean. There is beach access…read moreright across the road. Very dog friendly as well.

This is one of the nicer motels I have stayed at in quite some time.  The room was clean and ready…read morewhen we checked in.  We reserved a King suite and appreciated the distinct separation of the sleeping and sitting areas.  The couch in the sitting area was a hide-a-bed and was very uncomfortable to sit on.  It was worn and not clean.  Both areas had televisions with their own remotes.  Both screens were on the small side.  The electronic Spectrum guides were terrible to follow.  It would be really helpful for the motel to put a printed list of the TV stations along with their channel number rather than have a guest scroll channel by channel to find what they want to watch.  In our case, we wanted to watch the ALCS baseball game.  FYI, TBS is 33-3. At 29" high, the bed was higher than I like, however it was comfortable. The toilet height was suitable for a tall adult.  The shower is a tub with no hand holds to steady a senior citizen when getting in or out.  A non slip mat was in the tub. There was a microwave and mini fridge (no freezer compartment). There is no in room coffee maker, go downstairs to the lobby.   I appreciate an ice water dispenser in the lobby of motels which this location did not offer.  I used the ice machine and water bottle fill station in the Fitness Center - remember your key card. There is one elevator to service 4 floors and it had a tendency to move slowly.  There were many puddles of water between the pool and elevator, thus the caution signs - the type of tile in front of the elevator was smooth and slick when wet. Parking was ample. Suggestion for big name chain motels is to have some non-ADA senior adult rooms where the bathrooms are outfitted with tall toilets, grab bars in or just outside the showers - be they tub or walk-in, and 26" high beds.

Very nice room! It was super clean. Absolutely loved the view! I woke up a little sore in my left…read moreshoulder. Not sure if it was the bed or pillows. But I wasn't the only one feeling like that this morning. We swam in the pool, used the hot tub and sauna. They had a nice breakfast selection this morning. I opted for coffee, hard boiled eggs, Greek yogurt and a banana. But they also had eggs, potatoes, sausage etc.

Comfort, convenience, and a different side of Seaside…read more We usually stay right off the Promenade when we visit Seaside, but Rivertide Suites offered a great deal, so we decided to try something different. One helpful note: several Seaside hotels have "River" in their names, so double-check which property you booked. Staying just a block off the main drag gave us a fresh perspective on the town while keeping everything convenient. We checked into a one-bedroom suite with a kitchen, washer and dryer, and balcony. The suite was perfect for our four-night stay, with extra pillows and blankets in the closet and a jetted tub. If the tub jets do not turn on, try resetting the GFI outlet beside the tub. The only unusual feature was the refrigerator, which sat on a raised platform and protruded slightly, but it did not detract from our stay. There is a bar downstairs serving food, drinks, and desserts, along with outdoor seating overlooking the river. We were especially happy to discover the rooftop terrace, which requires an access code. It offers a wonderful view over town and was a great place to watch the sunset. Breakfast is provided downstairs and includes a nice selection of cereal, milk, juice, yogurt, coffee, tea, scones, fruit, and biscuits with gravy. The hotel also has an on-site pool, plenty of parking, and friendly staff. Another bonus of staying off Broadway was discovering Lyon's Den just a few minutes from the hotel. They served food and drinks and had live music on both Friday and Saturday. Overall, Rivertide Suites was comfortable, well equipped, and a pleasant change from our usual location near the Promenade. We enjoyed seeing a different side of Seaside and would gladly stay here again.

Super friendly, very clean, excellent pool area. Breakfast was just ok. Little bland, but fresh…read moreenough. Fabulous rooms though. Great choice if you want to save money on eating out.

Amadeus at the Front Desk. Cookies around 3pm. Ivar's Salmon Chowder at 5pm. What more can a person…read morewant? Our room was nice. We were facing the water as well as any crazies across the water who wanted to start yelling early in the morning for no apparent reason. The hotel was fine and we would stay here again in the area.

Bring your eye masks! We stayed at the Katheryn Inn for the…read moreGreat Puffin Watch in Cannon Beach over the 4th of July weekend, and it was a great value. The front desk staff was friendly, the room was clean, and the bed and pillows were comfortable. They still provide individual shampoo and toiletry bottles instead of refillable dispensers. We enjoyed the afternoon cookies and the complimentary Ivar's salmon chowder at 5 p.m. Breakfast was standard, though I did like the little packages of diced peaches. No non-dairy options for cereal. The biggest downside was the light in our room. The balcony door blinds let in so much light that it felt like daylight all night. There was no way to turn it off or block it, so we ended up hanging the provided bathrobes over the door and using a chair cushion to cover more of the light. It helped a little, but not much. One of the bathrobes was still soaking wet, whether from being unwashed or not fully dried. I appreciated having robes for the pool and hot tub, but a wet robe was pretty gross. The pool and hot tub are open to adults 24 hours a day, which is a nice perk, although both are quite small. We didn't use them, so I can't comment further. Overall, we'd stay here again because the value was hard to beat--just don't forget your eye masks.